Dr. Deepesh Srivastava
Experience: | 10 years |
Education: | Indraprastha Dental Collge and Hospital |
Academic degree: | Master of Dental Surgery (MDS) |
Area of specialization: | I am specialized in making complete and partial dentures, crowns (or croem as some pts say lol), fixed partial dentures, dental implants and also maxillofacial prosthesis—which sounds technical but basically means building back what’s missing, whether it’s a front tooth, part of the jaw, or sometimes even part of the face after trauma or surgery. I work a lot with patients who have lost teeth due to decay, age, or accidents. Some just want their smile back. Others just want to *chew properly* again without pain or awkward clicking.
Each case needs diff approach—some ppl go for implant-supported fixed options, others prefer traditional dentures. I don’t push anyone into one plan. I explain both pros/cons and we decide together. I’m super particular about fit and function—'cause even the best-looking crown means nothing if it messes up your bite or speech.
And maxillofacial stuff? That’s intense but also rewarding. Whether it’s an eye, palate, or nasal defect—rebuilding confidence through prosthetics is next-level meaningful for me. |
Achievements: | I am working in the field of dentistry from last 7 years now—feels weird to say that coz honestly it still feels fresh, but yeah, that’s a decent chunk of time. Over the yrs, I’ve handled all kinds of cases... from basic scaling and fillings to full-mouth prosthetic work, smile corrections, crown & bridge cases, RCTs, surgical extractions and sometimes just patients who walk in scared and don’t know what they even need. That day-to-day mix has really sharpened my hand and clinical thinking both. |
I am a specialist in the field of prosthodontics—yeah, the one where we deal with teeth that are missing, broken, worn out, or just don’t look or function like they should. I work on everything from full mouth rehab cases to single unit crowns, dentures, bridges, and smile designing. Not just “fixing teeth,” but actually *restoring function*, comfort and confidence too. Some patients walk in not able to chew properly for years. Others just want to smile without feeling awkward. Both matter equally to me. I like working on complex cases—like full arch prosthesis, implant-supported restorations, or trauma-induced dental loss—where you need a mix of precision, patience and good communication. No two jaws are same. No two patients heal or respond the same. Some ppl want fast results. Others need time to get comfortable with change. I try to pace it accordingly. In the OPD, I also see a fair bit of TMD issues, bite corrections, and a lot of post-extraction prosthetic planning. Whether it's conventional RPDs or advanced implant planning—I’m involved in the entire workflow right from case discussion to final placement. I don't outsource everything. I like being involved in the lab stage too... checking margins, shade matching, occlusion—all those small things that affect the big result. And yeah, sometimes people think prosthodontics is only about aesthetics. Not true. Function is just as critical. A good set of teeth should help you eat, speak, and carry yourself better—long before it looks “perfect” in photos. That’s what I focus on. I keep updating my skills and honestly still get excited about new materials or attachment systems. Because at the end, even one well-fitted crown can change someone’s daily life. That’s kinda huge, even if it’s “just one tooth.”
