Vanaja Dental Hospital

Srinivas Yadav on 9th Aug 2018, 6:55pm | Permalink

I had visited this dental clinic recently and I would highly recommend it. The place is well kept and hygienic. The prices are reasonable and most importantly I really liked the way Dr. Murthy treated me. He was very patient and very knowledgeable. He took an extra time in my condition and what needs to be done both short term and long term, gave me options and their associated pros and cons.
I am very happy and go there again for my dental problems going forward.

S/W Engineer on 8th Jan 2015, 12:20am | Permalink

Dear All,

I'm sharing my worst experience with a dental clinic in Chanda nagar, Hyderabad

Doctor Name: K L Murthy

Clinic: Vanaja Dental Hospital

Address: 2-39/1, Behind Chanda Nagar Bus Stop, National Highway 9, Chanda Nagar, Hyderabad, Telangana 500050
Phone:040 2303 6655

I've undergone dental check-up in June 2013 and had tooth braces till June 2014(appx.).

Before undergoing the treatment they said they would charge 7K for each jaw and 14K total. But 2 weeks after treatment has started, they started playing some cheap street labor tricks said it would cost 20K total. I thought it's waste of time to debate with such ppl and agreed to give total amount. 3 months later(left to Delhi on official work) the braces were removed, my tooth went back to earlier position.

Recently when I had been to doctor asking for the same, he said there would be no warranty or guarantee for his treatment and asked me to pay more money(5K) to set right again.. When I denied to pay extra amount and asked him to do it at free of cost as this has happened due to his in-ability & in-experienced mediocre treatment, he started abusing me and said he has good political background and I can't do any thing.

Being a professional he behaved like a street rowdy.

Please don't encourage such clinics/doctors.. In earlier days he used to come to his clinic by walk. Now a days he comes in Honda City car(with driver). He is enjoying with our HARD EARNED MONEY.

Sharing this in public interest.

Tom Joe on 13th Apr 2009, 6:23pm | Permalink

They tried to do an RCT even though the tooth and gums were inflammed as against the standard procedure of first antibiotics treatment. Also no back-up power supply if power fails. So can be quite dangerous.