Dr. Manila Chopra
Experience: | 4 years |
Education: | Madhya Pradesh Medical Science University |
Academic degree: | Bachelor of Dental Surgery |
Area of specialization: | I am working in clinical dentistry from some years now and my work mostly moves around a wide range of treatment like restorations, root canal procedures, scaling, extractions and even complex cases involving braces & aligners. I also handle implants, capping, dentures and different tooth replacement options which means I often see patients across all age groups with diff expectations. Some come just for gum related issues, bleeding or swelling, others want full smile correction or replacement of missing teeth. My approach is to mix evidence based dental practice with a patient friendly way, making sure each person understand what is happening and why before I start. I know that dentistry is not only about fixing teeth but also about reducing the anxiety and making the patient feel heard, that part I try to keep in mind always. Managing pain control, explaining the steps, being available for follow ups, these small things I see matter as much as the technical part. Over time, I built confidence in performing both simple and advanced procedures and I keep learning every single day. |
Achievements: | I am glad to say I treated more than 1500 patients till now and every single one added to my learning. During my clinical postings I was recognised for clinical excellence and for keeping patient care on top priority, even when cases got tough or time was short. Many patients shared feedback about painless treatment and the way I try to keep my approach empathetic, which I feel make the whole dental experience little less stressful for them and more trustfull for me too. |
I am a dentist with 4 year experience working in clinical dentistry and most of my journey so far has been in diff kind of setups like dental chains, trust hospitals and also private practice. That mix really taught me how diff the patient expectations can be, and how important it is to adapt treatment style without loosing focus on quality. My daily work usually covers general dentistry procedures like restorations, root canal treatments, extractions, scaling, dentures and capping, but I also handle braces & aligners, implants and gum related cases. Some days are routine cleanings, other days are long sittings with anxious patients who need both medical care and reassurance, and honestly I feel the second part is just as important. Working across multiple hospitals gave me exposure to a broad range of dental conditions – from common cavities to complex tooth replacement cases – and also gave me the confidence to manage emergency scenarios with clarity. I realised early that building trust through communication is key. Patients often come with fear or hesitation, and by explaining procedures in simple words I try to make them more relaxed before we start. I pay attention not just to the technical precision of treatment but also to comfort, because no one forgets how they were made to feel in the chair. Over these years I gained a deeper understanding of preventive dentistry too. Educating patients about oral hygiene, gum health and the connection between dental care and overall health has been something I keep stressing in daily practice. I also learnt to balance speed with accuracy, knowing when to move quickly and when to pause and re-check. Every case, even a simple filling, matters equally because it shapes trust. Right now I look forward to keep refining my skills in restorative and aesthetic dentistry, while also taking on more challenging cases that involve surgical intervention or complex orthodontics. My goal is straightforward – give safe, evidence based treatment that patients can rely on, and keep growing in this field without losing that basic empathy which made me choose dentistry in first place.
