Dr. Abhik Sanfui
Experience: | 1 year |
Education: | Awadh Dental College and Hospital |
Academic degree: | Bachelor of Dental Surgery |
Area of specialization: | I am a Bachelor in Dentistry and over time got comfortable dealing with pretty much all kinds of dental pain—whether it’s that sudden sharp toothache that won’t let people sleep, or that dull, thrombing gum pain that sort of sneaks up and stays. My work includes managing common things like cavities and sensitivity, but also more involved stuff like root canal treatments, tooth extractions and smile correction when someone really wants to feel better about how they look.
I’ve seen how small dental issues, if ignored, mess up someone’s day-to-day life—can’t chew right, can’t talk comfortably, and honestly, sometimes people just stay quiet until it hurts bad. That’s where I feel like my job isn’t just fixing teeth, but helping people understand what's actually happening inside their mouth and why. I also handle ortho cases, for alignment issues, and offer asthetic procedures too, though I try to keep results natural, not overdone.
Whether it’s a simple cleaning or a complicated case, I like to explain everything in simple words and let the person decide once they’re fully clear. Dental care doesn’t have to be scary or confusing, it just need time, patience and some trust both sides. I work with that idea everyday. If you're facing any issue related to pain, bleeding gums, crooked teeth or just want to make your smile better—do reach out. We'll figure it out, calmly. |
Achievements: | I am someone who really got into root canal work after doing my advanced course in endodontics—it helped clear a lot of doubts I had before, honestly. It’s not just about drilling and filling, right? It’s about precision and timing. I usually do over 100 tooth extractions a month (yep, that many), and yeah, no two cases are the same... sometimes the easiest-looking one turn out complicated.
I try to push oral hygiene wherever I can, not just to treat pain but to stop it before it even begins. Like, small steps matter. And hey—I’m also a registered member of the West Bengal Dental Council, which kind of makes you feel grounded in the system and keeps things official.
Nothing too fancy, just work I try to do right. |
I am working as a House staff doctor at J. N. M. Hospital, Kalyani, and this phase of my carrer has been both intense and deeply instructive. It’s the place where you learn not only how to apply knowledge, but also how to stay steady when things get overwhelming. Day to day I deal with a mix of emergencies, routine OPD visits and in-patient care, and each case remind me how much variety medicine holds. Sometimes you think you know the textbook, but the patient infront of you teaches something entirely new. Being in a hospital setting exposes me to a wide spectrum of conditions—acute infections, chronic illnesses, surgical cases, trauma management, even those unexpected situations where quick judgement really matter. What I value most is the teamwork, working alongside seniors, nurses and other staff, because real patient care is never a one-person job. At times it gets exhausting, long hours, shifting duties, but there’s also a sense of satisfaction when you see recovery happening step by step. I try to keep my approach balanced, combining careful clinical assessment with empathy. For me, communication with patients and their families is as important as prescribing a treatment plan, because without understanding and trust the best medicine may not work fully. Being at J. N. M. Hospital also keeps me rooted to the realities of healthcare in a busy setting, where resources may not always be perfect, but dedication fills the gaps. This stage of training continues to shape me, not just as a doctor but also as a human who understand the weight of responsibility. Sometimes I still doubt if I am doing enough, but then a simple thank you from a patient or a small recovery prove that the effort is meaningful. I know these years will lay the foundation for everything I do ahead, and I want to carry forward the discipline, patience and the constant push to learn better from every single case.
