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Artificial Teeth Price in Pakistan (2026): Fixed vs Removable Options

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By Dr. Maryam Bangash, DDS (NYU) | Dreamworks Dental Studios, Rawalpindi | Last reviewed: October 2026

Missing one tooth or several? “Artificial teeth” – or nakli dant, as many patients call them – covers three different treatments: dental implants, dental bridges and dentures. Each one works differently, lasts a different length of time and costs very different amounts. This guide explains the artificial teeth price in Pakistan for each option, so you can compare them before your visit. We start with typical prices across Pakistan, then show exactly what each option costs at our clinic in Bahria Town, Rawalpindi.


Artificial Teeth Price in Pakistan at a Glance

OptionFixed or removableTypical price in Pakistan (2026)
Dental implant (single tooth)FixedPKR 60,000 – 250,000 per tooth
Dental bridge – PFM (porcelain fused to metal)FixedPKR 15,000 – 25,000 per tooth (unit)
Dental bridge – zirconiaFixedPKR 30,000 – 50,000 per tooth (unit)
Maryland bridge (bonded, for a front tooth)FixedPKR 18,000 – 30,000
Partial denture – acrylicRemovablePKR 12,000 – 30,000
Partial denture – flexibleRemovablePKR 30,000 – 60,000
Partial denture – metal (cast)RemovablePKR 35,000 – 90,000
Complete denturesRemovablePKR 45,000 – 220,000 (upper and lower)
Implant-supported dentureRemovable or fixedVaries – depends on the number of implants

Why does the artificial teeth price in Pakistan vary so much?

The artificial teeth price in Pakistan covers a wide range because two patients can pay for the “same” treatment and receive very different things. The main reasons:

  • Materials and brands. Implants come from many manufacturers, from budget systems to premium international brands with long research records – the implant alone can account for much of the price difference. Bridges range from basic metal-ceramic to high-strength zirconia, and dentures from basic acrylic to flexible or metal frameworks with higher-quality artificial teeth.
  • The dental laboratory. Crowns, bridges and dentures are custom-made in a lab. A skilled lab using good materials produces a better fit, colour match and finish – and charges more for it.
  • The dentist’s training and experience. Planning and placing implants, or making a denture that fits and bites correctly, depends heavily on the dentist’s skill. More experienced, highly trained dentists usually charge more.
  • What is included in the quote. Some low prices cover only part of the treatment. One quote may include X-rays, the implant, the abutment, the crown and follow-up visits; another may quote the implant alone and add the rest later.
  • Extra treatment you may need. Extractions, gum treatment or bone grafting before the new teeth are fitted add to the total.
  • How many teeth and which teeth. A bridge is priced per tooth, and a complete denture quote may be for one jaw or for both upper and lower.
  • City and clinic standards. Running costs differ between cities and clinics – including sterilization standards, equipment and digital X-rays.

The lowest price is not always the best value: an artificial tooth that fits poorly or fails early usually costs more to redo. Always ask exactly what your quote includes. At our clinic, the full treatment plan and price are explained after an examination and X-rays, before any treatment begins.


Fixed vs removable artificial teeth – what is the difference?

Before comparing the artificial teeth price in Pakistan for each option, it helps to know the two main types. Fixed teeth (implants and bridges) stay in your mouth permanently. You brush and floss them like natural teeth, and they feel the most natural when you eat and speak.

Removable teeth (dentures) are taken out for cleaning and usually at night. They are the most affordable way to replace several or all teeth, but they take a few weeks to get used to.


Option 1: Dental implants – the closest thing to a natural tooth

A dental implant is a small titanium post placed in the jawbone. Over a few months the bone grows around it and holds it firmly, and a crown is then fitted on top. Because the implant replaces the root, it helps preserve the jawbone, and it does not need any support from neighbouring teeth.

  • Price at our clinic: PKR 150,000 – 180,000 per tooth
  • Time: usually 3–6 months from placement to the final tooth
  • Bone grafting: if there is not enough bone, bone grafting may be needed first (PKR 30,000 per cc)
  • Who it suits: healthy adults with enough bone, who want a long-term fixed tooth

We place single and multiple tooth implants and implant-supported dentures. See our full dental implant cost guide for brands and what is included.


Option 2: Dental bridges – fixed teeth without surgery

A bridge fills a gap by attaching an artificial tooth to crowns placed on the teeth on either side. It is fixed in place, needs no surgery, and is usually ready in about a week because it is made in a dental laboratory.

How bridges are priced: bridges are charged per tooth (unit), at the same price as a dental crown. A standard bridge replacing one missing tooth has 3 units – two supporting crowns and the artificial tooth in the middle:

3-unit bridge (replaces 1 tooth)Price at our clinic
PFM (porcelain fused to metal) – 3 × PKR 15,000PKR 45,000
Zirconia (metal-free, most natural look) – 3 × PKR 35,000PKR 105,000

Maryland bridge – PKR 20,000 at our clinic. For a missing front tooth, a Maryland bridge attaches the artificial tooth with small wings bonded to the back of the neighbouring teeth, so very little drilling is needed.

Things to know: the supporting teeth must be shaped for crowns, and a bridge does not preserve the bone under the gap the way an implant does. On average a bridge lasts 5 to 15 years, and longer with good care and regular checkups.


Option 3: Dentures – the most affordable way to replace several teeth

Dentures are removable artificial teeth on a gum-coloured base, and they offer the lowest artificial teeth price in Pakistan when several teeth need replacing. Partial dentures replace one or more missing teeth; complete dentures replace all the teeth in the upper or lower jaw.

Denture typePrice at our clinicBest for
Acrylic partialPKR 30,000Budget option, or a temporary replacement
Flexible partialPKR 60,000Comfort and appearance – no metal clasps
Metal (cast) partialPKR 75,000Strength and a thinner, lighter fit
Complete denturePKR 75,000 per archReplacing all upper or all lower teeth

It usually takes a few weeks to get used to new dentures – starting with softer foods helps. For more stability, an implant-supported denture clips onto 2–4 implants so it does not slip. See our dentures page and our implants vs dentures comparison.


Which option is right for you?

The best choice is not only about the artificial teeth price in Pakistan – the health of your bone, gums and remaining teeth matters just as much.

Your situationUsually the best option
One missing tooth, healthy bone, want the longest-lasting fixed toothDental implant
One missing tooth, and the neighbouring teeth already need crownsDental bridge
One missing front tooth, want a fixed option on a budgetMaryland bridge
Several missing teeth, tighter budgetPartial denture
All teeth missing in one jawComplete denture, or an implant-supported denture for more stability

“Teeth transplant” – what people usually mean

Many people search for “teeth transplant cost in Pakistan”. Moving a natural tooth from one place to another is rarely done. In almost all cases, what people are looking for is a dental implant – a fixed artificial tooth anchored in the jawbone.


Frequently Asked Questions — Artificial Teeth Price in Pakistan

How much does 1 artificial tooth cost in Pakistan?

It depends on the option. Across Pakistan, a single implant typically costs PKR 60,000 – 250,000, a Maryland bridge PKR 18,000 – 30,000 and an acrylic partial denture PKR 12,000 – 30,000. At our clinic, a Maryland bridge is PKR 20,000, a 3-unit PFM bridge PKR 45,000, an acrylic partial denture PKR 30,000 and a single implant PKR 150,000 – 180,000.

Which is better – fixed or removable teeth?

Fixed teeth (implants and bridges) feel and work most like natural teeth and do not come out. Removable dentures cost less and can replace many teeth at once. The right choice depends on your bone, the health of your other teeth and your budget.

How long do artificial teeth last?

Implants are designed as a long-term solution and can last many years with good care. Bridges last 5 to 15 years on average. Dentures last for years if looked after, but need checks and adjustments as your gums and jaw change.

How quickly can I get artificial teeth?

Bridges are made in a dental laboratory and are usually ready in about a week. Dentures need a few visits for impressions and fittings. Implants take longest – usually 3–6 months – because the bone needs time to heal around the implant.

Is the consultation free?

Implant consultations are free. A general consultation with X-rays is PKR 3,000. Your full treatment plan and price are explained before any treatment begins.

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Dental Crown Cost in Rawalpindi (2026): Zirconia vs PFM Crowns

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By Dr. Maryam Bangash, DDS (NYU) | Dreamworks Dental Studios, Rawalpindi | Last reviewed: October 2026

A dental crown is a custom-made cap that covers a damaged tooth and restores its shape, strength and appearance. The dental crown cost in Rawalpindi depends mainly on the material. At Dreamworks Dental Studios, a PFM (porcelain-fused-to-metal) crown is PKR 15,000 and a zirconia crown is PKR 35,000. This guide explains what each option offers, how long it lasts, and where it works best.


Dental crown cost in Rawalpindi

Crown typePrice per crown at Dreamworks Dental StudiosBest forTypical lifespan
PFM (porcelain-fused-to-metal)PKR 15,000Back teeth on a budget10–15 years
ZirconiaPKR 35,000Front and back teeth, heavy biters, bridges15+ years
Maryland bridge (3 unit)PKR 20,000Replacing a single front tooth10+ years

These prices cover the crown itself. Any root canal or build-up needed first is priced separately, and your consultation with X-rays (PKR 3,000) confirms whether a crown is the right treatment.


When do you need a crown?

A crown is usually recommended when a tooth is too damaged for a filling to hold. Common reasons include:

  • A large old filling that is breaking down
  • A cracked or fractured tooth
  • A back tooth after root canal treatment, which becomes more brittle
  • A badly worn or discolored tooth
  • The top of a dental implant, or as part of a bridge

If a tooth only needs a cosmetic change at the front, a veneer may be a more conservative choice.

Replacing a missing tooth rather than repairing one? A bridge uses crowns on the neighbouring teeth and is priced per tooth – see our artificial teeth price guide to compare bridges, implants and dentures.


Zirconia vs PFM: which should you choose?

PFM crowns

PFM crowns have a metal base covered with tooth-colored porcelain. They are strong and cost less. Over time, a thin grey line can show at the gum, so they are better suited to back teeth.

Zirconia crowns

Zirconia is a very strong, metal-free ceramic. It handles heavy chewing forces well, which makes it a common choice for molars, bridges and patients who grind their teeth. Modern layered zirconia also looks natural.

Front teeth

For front teeth, where appearance matters most, zirconia is usually the better choice. It is metal-free, so there is no grey line at the gum. PFM is generally kept for back teeth.

Dr. Maryam Bangash will recommend a material based on the tooth’s position, your bite and how much natural tooth remains, not on price alone.


What affects the final cost?

  • Material and lab: premium ceramics and experienced dental labs cost more.
  • Extra work first: some teeth need a root canal, a core build-up or gum treatment before the crown.
  • Number of teeth: a bridge replaces a missing tooth using crowns on the neighboring teeth, so it is priced per unit.

The crown procedure, step by step

  1. Examination and X-ray to check the root and surrounding bone
  2. Shaping the tooth under local anaesthetic
  3. Impression or digital scan, then a temporary crown
  4. The crown is made in a dental lab, which takes about a week. Fitting and cementing it then takes 15–30 minutes

Most patients need two visits. Overseas visitors can usually fit this into a short trip. See our guide for overseas Pakistanis.


Frequently Asked Questions — Dental Crown Cost in Pakistan

Does getting a crown hurt?

The tooth is numbed with local anaesthetic, so the procedure itself should not be painful. Mild sensitivity for a few days afterwards is normal.

How long does a dental crown last?

With good brushing, flossing and regular checkups, most crowns last 10 to 15 years, and often longer.

Which crown is best for front teeth?

Zirconia is usually best for front teeth. It is strong, metal-free and natural-looking.

Can a crown be whitened?

No. Crowns don’t change colour with whitening. If you are planning to whiten your teeth, do it before the crown shade is chosen.

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Root Canal Cost in Rawalpindi (2026): What You’ll Actually Pay

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By Dr. Maryam Bangash, DDS (NYU) | Dreamworks Dental Studios, Rawalpindi | Last reviewed: October 2026

Root canal treatment saves a tooth whose nerve is infected or inflamed. The root canal cost in Rawalpindi depends mostly on which tooth needs treatment, because molars have more canals and take longer to treat. Most back teeth also need a crown afterwards, which is a separate cost worth planning for.


Root canal cost in Rawalpindi by tooth

Tooth typeRoot canal price at Dreamworks Dental Studios
Single-rooted tooth (front teeth, some premolars)PKR 15,000–20,000
Multi-rooted tooth (molars, some premolars)PKR 20,000–25,000
Re-treatment of an old root canalPKR 25,000–30,000
Post for tooth build-up (if needed)PKR 5,000

These prices cover the root canal treatment only. A crown, if needed, is priced separately. The consultation with X-rays is PKR 3,000.


Why molars cost more

A front tooth usually has one straight canal. A molar can have three or four narrow, curved canals, and each one must be found, cleaned, shaped and sealed. That takes more time and sometimes two visits, which is why molar root canals are priced higher.


Do you need a crown after a root canal?

Usually yes, for back teeth. Once the nerve is removed, the tooth becomes more brittle and can crack under chewing forces. A crown protects it. Front teeth can sometimes be restored with a filling alone.

See our dental crown cost guide to estimate the total. As a planning figure, a molar root canal plus a zirconia crown comes to roughly PKR 55,000–60,000 (PKR 20,000–25,000 for the root canal plus PKR 35,000 for the crown).


Root canal vs extraction: which costs less?

Removing a tooth costs less on the day, but replacing it later with an implant or a bridge usually costs far more. A dental implant with crown at our clinic is PKR 150,000–180,000. Keeping your natural tooth is generally the better long-term choice when it can be saved.


How to keep the total cost down

The biggest factor in what you pay is how early the problem is treated. A few simple steps help keep the total lower:

  • Don’t wait for the pain to get worse. A tooth treated early is usually simpler to clean and seal.
  • Fit the crown promptly. A back tooth left without a crown can crack, and a cracked tooth may not be saveable.
  • Keep up regular checkups. Small cavities found early need a filling, not a root canal.
  • Ask for a written plan. Knowing the cost of the root canal, any post and the crown up front avoids surprises.

Is root canal treatment painful?

Modern root canal treatment is done under local anaesthetic and feels similar to having a filling. Most patients find it relieves the pain they came in with. Some tenderness for a few days afterwards is normal. Read more about what to expect during root canal treatment.


Frequently Asked Questions — Root Canal Cost in Rawalpindi

How many visits does a root canal take?

Often one to two visits, depending on the tooth and how much infection is present.

How long does a root-canal-treated tooth last?

With a well-fitting crown and good oral hygiene, a treated tooth can last many years, often a lifetime.

Can I wait if the pain stops?

No. Pain can stop when the nerve dies, but the infection remains and can spread. If you have severe pain or swelling, book an emergency appointment.

Do you offer root canal treatment in Bahria Town?

Yes. Treatment is provided by Dr. Maryam Bangash at our Phase 8 clinic in Bahria Town.

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Tooth Extraction in Rawalpindi: Cost, Procedure & Recovery

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By Dr. Maryam Bangash, DDS (NYU) | Dreamworks Dental Studios, Rawalpindi | Last reviewed: October 2026

No dentist wants to remove a tooth that can be saved. Sometimes, though, extraction is the healthiest option, such as for a tooth broken below the gumline, a severe infection, or advanced gum disease. This guide covers tooth extraction in Rawalpindi: the cost, what happens on the day, and how to heal well afterwards. If your question is about wisdom teeth, see our wisdom tooth removal guide.


When is a tooth extraction needed?

  • Decay or a fracture so extensive the tooth can’t be restored
  • Infection that hasn’t responded to root canal treatment
  • Teeth loosened by advanced gum disease
  • Crowding before orthodontic treatment
  • Baby teeth that haven’t fallen out on time

We always discuss alternatives first. A tooth that can be saved usually should be.


Tooth extraction in Rawalpindi: cost

Type of extractionPrice at Dreamworks Dental Studios
Simple extraction (visible tooth)PKR 8,000
Surgical extraction (broken or hard-to-reach tooth)PKR 12,000
Wisdom toothPKR 15,000–25,000
Baby tooth (child)PKR 8,000

The consultation with X-rays is PKR 3,000. The X-ray shows the root shape and nearby nerves, so we can plan the safest approach.


What happens during an extraction

  1. The area is fully numbed with local anaesthetic. You’ll feel pressure, but not pain.
  2. The tooth is gently loosened and removed. A surgical extraction may need a small incision or the tooth sectioned into pieces.
  3. Gauze is placed to help a blood clot form. Stitches are used if needed.

A simple extraction usually takes 20–40 minutes.


Recovery and aftercare

The first 24 hours

  • Bite on the gauze for 30–45 minutes
  • Don’t rinse, spit forcefully or use a straw, so the clot isn’t disturbed
  • Avoid smoking, which raises the risk of dry socket
  • Eat soft, cool food and chew on the other side

From day 2

  • Rinse gently with warm salt water after meals
  • Brush normally, avoiding the socket itself
  • Take painkillers as advised

Most people feel back to normal within 3–4 days. Call us if pain gets worse after day 3, bleeding won’t stop, or swelling increases. These can be signs of dry socket or infection.


What to eat after a tooth extraction

For the first two to three days, choose soft, cool or lukewarm foods that need little chewing:

  • Yoghurt, raita or lassi
  • Soft khichdi, daal or mashed potatoes
  • Scrambled eggs
  • Soup that has cooled down
  • Bananas or other soft fruit

Avoid hot drinks, spicy food, nuts and anything crunchy until the area feels comfortable, and chew on the other side.


Replacing the missing tooth

A gap can let neighbouring teeth drift and affect your bite over time. Options include a dental implant, a bridge or a denture. We explain the differences in implants vs dentures. If you’re planning an implant, ask about it before the extraction, as the site sometimes needs bone grafting.


Frequently Asked Questions — Tooth Extraction in Rawalpindi

Does tooth extraction hurt?

The area is numbed first, so you should feel pressure but not pain. Some soreness for a few days afterwards is normal.

Can I go to work the next day?

After a simple extraction, most people can. After a surgical extraction, plan for a day of rest.

What is a dry socket?

It’s when the blood clot is lost from the socket, exposing the bone. It causes worsening pain 2–4 days after the extraction and needs a dental visit to treat.

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Tooth-Coloured Fillings in Rawalpindi: Cost, Lifespan & What to Expect

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By Dr. Maryam Bangash, DDS (NYU) | Dreamworks Dental Studios, Rawalpindi | Last reviewed: October 2026

A filling repairs a tooth damaged by decay and stops the cavity from getting bigger. Today, most fillings are tooth colored fillings made of composite resin, rather than silver amalgam. Composite blends in with your natural teeth and bonds directly to the tooth, so less healthy tooth needs to be removed.


Signs you may need a filling

  • Sensitivity to sweet, hot or cold food and drinks
  • A dark spot, hole or rough edge you can feel with your tongue
  • Food repeatedly getting stuck in one place
  • A broken or chipped old filling

Small cavities often have no symptoms at all, which is why checkups and X-rays matter. Catching decay early keeps fillings small and affordable.


Composite vs amalgam fillings

Composite (tooth-coloured)Amalgam (silver)
AppearanceMatches tooth shadeVisible dark grey
Tooth preparationConserves more natural toothNeeds more drilling for retention
Typical lifespan7–10 years, often longer10–15 years
Best forFront and back teeth, small to medium cavitiesLarge back-tooth fillings

We offer both composite and amalgam fillings, and Dr. Maryam will recommend the right option for each tooth.


Tooth colored fillings: cost

Filling typePrice at Dreamworks Dental Studios
Composite (tooth-coloured) filling, depending on sizePKR 8,000–12,000
Glass ionomer (GIC) fillingPKR 8,000
Replacing an old amalgam filling with compositePKR 8,000–12,000
Baby tooth filling (composite / GIC)PKR 8,000 / PKR 5,000

If a cavity is very large or has reached the nerve, a filling may not be enough. You might need root canal treatment or a crown instead. We’ll explain this before starting.


Do tooth colored fillings look natural?

Yes. Composite comes in many shades, and the dentist matches it to the colour of your tooth before placing it. Once it is shaped and polished, a well-placed composite filling is very hard to spot, even on front teeth.

Composite can pick up stains over time from tea, coffee and smoking, just like natural teeth. Regular cleaning and polishing at your checkups helps it stay bright.


The filling procedure

  1. The tooth is numbed if needed. Small fillings sometimes don’t need anaesthetic.
  2. Decay is removed and the tooth is cleaned.
  3. Composite is placed in thin layers and hardened with a curing light.
  4. The filling is shaped and polished to fit your bite.

Most fillings are completed in one visit of 30–60 minutes.


Caring for a new filling in the first 24 hours

  • Wait until the numbness wears off before eating
  • Mild sensitivity to cold for a few days is normal
  • If your bite feels high or uneven, call us so we can adjust it

Making your filling last

  • Brush twice daily with fluoride toothpaste and clean between your teeth
  • Limit sugary snacks and fizzy drinks between meals
  • Wear a night guard if you grind your teeth
  • Keep up regular checkups so wear is caught early

Frequently Asked Questions — Tooth-Coloured Fillings

Can I eat after a composite filling?

Yes. Composite sets fully under the curing light. Wait until the numbness wears off so you don’t bite your cheek.

Is it normal for a filled tooth to feel sensitive?

Mild sensitivity for a week or two is common. If it lasts longer, or the bite feels high, let us know and we’ll adjust it.

Should I replace my old silver fillings?

Only if they are cracked, leaking or decayed underneath, or if appearance matters to you. Intact amalgam fillings don’t need replacing just because they are silver.

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Dental Bonding vs Veneers: Which Is Right for Your Smile?

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By Dr. Maryam Bangash, DDS (NYU) | Dreamworks Dental Studios, Rawalpindi | Last reviewed: October 2026

If you have a chipped tooth, a small gap or uneven edges, two cosmetic options usually come up, and patients often ask us about dental bonding vs veneers. Both can make a big difference, but they differ in cost, durability and how much of your natural tooth is involved. Here is how to decide.


What is dental bonding?

Bonding uses tooth-coloured composite resin, applied directly to the tooth and sculpted by hand in a single visit. Little or no drilling is needed, so it is fully or mostly reversible.


What are veneers?

Veneers are thin shells, usually porcelain (such as E-max), custom-made in a lab and bonded to the front of the teeth. A thin layer of enamel is usually removed so they sit naturally, which makes the treatment permanent. Composite veneers are a lower-cost middle option. See our veneers cost guide for details.


Dental bonding vs veneers compared

Dental bondingVeneers
Cost per tooth at Dreamworks Dental StudiosQuoted at your consultationComposite PKR 20,000; E-max PKR 40,000
Visits11 (composite) or 2–3 (E-max)
Tooth reductionLittle or noneThin layer of enamel (E-max)
Typical lifespan4–8 years4–7 years (composite); 10–15+ years (E-max)
Stain resistanceCan stain over timeE-max is highly stain-resistant
RepairEasy to touch upE-max is usually replaced if damaged

When bonding is the better choice

  • A single small chip or a worn edge
  • A small gap between front teeth
  • Younger patients, where keeping enamel is a priority
  • A lower budget, or a trial before committing to veneers

When veneers are the better choice

  • Several teeth need changes in shape, size or colour
  • Deep staining that whitening can’t lift
  • You want a long-lasting result with high stain resistance
  • As part of a full smile makeover

Closing a gap between front teeth

A small gap between the two front teeth is one of the most common reasons people ask about bonding or veneers. For a narrow gap, bonding can often close it in a single visit by adding a little composite to the sides of both teeth. For a wider gap, or when the teeth are also uneven or discoloured, veneers usually give a more even, longer-lasting result. Where the gap is very large or the bite is involved, clear aligners may be the better first step.


Caring for bonding or veneers

  • Brush twice daily and clean between your teeth
  • Avoid biting nails, pens or ice
  • Wear a night guard if you grind your teeth
  • Keep up regular checkups and polishing

What Dr. Maryam considers

Before recommending either option, Dr. Maryam Bangash checks your bite, gum health, any grinding habit and how your teeth look when you smile and speak. Sometimes the best plan combines treatments, such as whitening first, then bonding one tooth to match.

You can book a cosmetic consultation at our Bahria Town Phase 8 clinic, or read more about cosmetic dentistry in Rawalpindi.


Frequently Asked Questions — Dental Bonding vs Veneers

Does bonding damage teeth?

No. Bonding needs little or no removal of tooth structure, and it can be polished off or redone later.

Can bonding be whitened?

No. Composite doesn’t respond to whitening, so whiten first if you’re planning both.

Are veneers permanent?

Porcelain veneers usually involve removing a thin layer of enamel, so the tooth will always need a covering. Plan with that in mind.

How long does bonding take?

Usually 30–60 minutes per tooth, finished in one visit.

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Bleeding Gums? Gum Disease Treatment in Rawalpindi

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By Dr. Maryam Bangash, DDS (NYU) | Dreamworks Dental Studios, Rawalpindi | Last reviewed: October 2026

Gums that bleed when you brush or floss are not normal, even if it doesn’t hurt, and early gum disease treatment in Rawalpindi can stop the problem getting worse. Bleeding is often the first sign of gum disease, one of the most common reasons adults lose teeth. The good news is that early gum disease can be reversed with professional cleaning and better daily care. This guide explains the early signs and how deep cleaning works.


Signs of gum disease

  • Gums that bleed when brushing, flossing or eating
  • Red, swollen or tender gums
  • Persistent bad breath or a bad taste
  • Gums pulling back, making teeth look longer
  • Loose teeth, or a change in how your teeth fit together
  • Pus between the teeth and gums

Gingivitis vs periodontitis

Gingivitis (early stage)

Plaque builds up along the gumline and inflames the gums. At this stage there is no permanent damage, and it can be reversed.

Periodontitis (advanced stage)

If gingivitis isn’t treated, the infection can spread below the gumline. It damages the bone that holds teeth in place, and pockets form between the teeth and gums. Bone loss cannot be fully reversed, but treatment can stop it progressing and help you keep your teeth.


What causes gum disease?

The main cause is plaque, a sticky film of bacteria that hardens into tartar if it isn’t removed. Your risk is higher if you:

  • Smoke or use naswar or gutka
  • Have diabetes, which is common in Pakistan and closely linked with gum disease
  • Are pregnant, due to hormonal changes
  • Have crowded teeth that are harder to clean
  • Haven’t had a professional cleaning in a long time

Gum disease treatment in Rawalpindi: how we treat it

Treatment depends on how advanced the disease is. Dr. Maryam Bangash measures the gum pockets and checks X-rays before recommending a plan:

  1. Professional cleaning: scaling and polishing removes plaque and tartar above the gumline. This is often all gingivitis needs.
  2. Deep cleaning (root planing): cleans below the gumline and smooths the root surfaces so the gums can reattach. It is done under local anaesthetic.
  3. Home care plan: brushing technique, interdental brushes or floss, and a mouthwash where appropriate.
  4. Review visits: pockets are re-measured after a few weeks, and regular maintenance cleanings keep the disease under control.

Dr. Maryam Bangash treats advanced gum disease at the clinic herself, with regular review visits to keep it under control.

Many patients worry that cleaning damages teeth. It doesn’t. We explain why in does scaling damage teeth?


Preventing gum disease at home

Most gum disease can be prevented with a few daily habits:

  • Brush twice a day for two minutes with a soft brush, angled towards the gumline
  • Clean between your teeth once a day with floss or interdental brushes
  • Stop smoking and avoid naswar or gutka
  • If you have diabetes, keep your blood sugar well controlled
  • Have a professional cleaning every six months

Cost of gum treatment

  • Consultation with X-rays: PKR 3,000
  • Scaling and polishing: PKR 8,000–12,000
  • Deep cleaning (root planing): PKR 12,000–15,000 per arch

Frequently Asked Questions — Gum Disease Treatment in Rawalpindi

Is gum disease curable?

Gingivitis can be fully reversed. Periodontitis can be controlled, but it needs ongoing maintenance.

Should I stop brushing if my gums bleed?

No. Keep brushing gently twice a day with a soft brush. Bleeding usually reduces once the gums are cleaned and the inflammation settles.

Can gum disease cause tooth loss?

Yes. Advanced gum disease is a leading cause of tooth loss in adults. If teeth have already been lost, see implants vs dentures for replacement options.

How often should I have a cleaning?

Most people need one every six months. Patients with a history of gum disease may need one every three to four months.

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📍 Location: Capital Tower, Plot 577, Phase 8, Business District, Bahria Town, Rawalpindi
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Gum Contouring in Rawalpindi: A Simple Fix for a Gummy Smile

By Dental Tips & Guides

By Dr. Maryam Bangash, DDS (NYU) | Dreamworks Dental Studios, Rawalpindi | Last reviewed: October 2026

Gum contouring in Rawalpindi helps people who feel their smile shows too much gum, or that their teeth look short or uneven. Gum contouring, also called gum reshaping or gingivectomy, removes a small amount of excess gum to reveal more of each tooth. The result is a more balanced smile, often in a single visit. This guide explains how it works and what to expect.


Is gum contouring right for you?

You may be a good candidate if:

  • Your teeth look short because gum covers part of them
  • Your gumline is uneven, with some teeth looking longer than others
  • You’re planning veneers or crowns and want an even gumline first

A gummy smile has several possible causes, and not all of them are treated with gum contouring. If the cause is the jaw position or a very active upper lip, other approaches may suit you better. Dr. Maryam Bangash will assess the cause before recommending treatment.


What causes a gummy smile?

A gummy smile can have several causes, and the cause decides the right treatment:

  • Extra gum covering the teeth: the gums sit lower on the teeth than usual. This is the type gum contouring treats best.
  • Short or worn teeth: grinding or wear can make teeth look short next to the gums.
  • Gum overgrowth: inflammation or certain medicines can make gums swell and grow.
  • A high lip line or jaw position: the upper lip lifts more than average when you smile, or the upper jaw is longer. These usually need other approaches.

How the procedure works

  1. Planning: we measure how much tooth is hidden and plan the new gumline to suit your face and lip line.
  2. Numbing: local anaesthetic is applied, so the procedure is comfortable.
  3. Reshaping: excess gum tissue is carefully removed and contoured with a scalpel.
  4. Finishing: the area is cleaned, and aftercare instructions are given.

Treatment usually takes 30–90 minutes, depending on how many teeth are involved.


Recovery

  • Mild tenderness for a few days, managed with simple painkillers
  • Soft, cool foods for 2–3 days; avoid spicy and very hot food
  • Gentle brushing around the area, with salt-water rinses if advised
  • Gums usually look settled within 1–2 weeks, with final healing over a few more weeks

Gum contouring in Rawalpindi: cost

The cost depends on how many teeth are involved. Dr. Maryam will give you an exact quote at your cosmetic consultation, which is free.


Questions to ask before gum contouring

  • What is causing my gummy smile, and will contouring fix it?
  • How many teeth need treatment to give an even result?
  • Are my gums healthy enough, or do I need a cleaning first?
  • How long will healing take, and when can I eat normally?
  • Would veneers or bonding afterwards improve the result further?

Dr. Maryam Bangash will answer each of these at your consultation and show you what the new gumline could look like before you decide.


Combining it with other cosmetic treatment

Gum contouring is often one step of a larger plan. An even gumline makes veneers or bonding look more natural, and it’s a common part of a smile makeover or Hollywood smile. Read more about cosmetic dentistry in Rawalpindi.


Frequently Asked Questions — Gum Contouring in Rawalpindi

Is gum contouring permanent?

In most cases, yes. Gum tissue that is removed doesn’t usually grow back when the procedure is planned correctly.

Does it hurt?

The area is numbed during treatment. Afterwards, most people describe mild soreness rather than pain.

Can I go back to work the same day?

Usually yes, although some patients prefer to rest for the remainder of the day.

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Book a Cosmetic Consultation

📞 Call or WhatsApp: 0332-3333577
📍 Location: Capital Tower, Plot 577, Phase 8, Business District, Bahria Town, Rawalpindi
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Dental Checkup and Cleaning Cost in Rawalpindi

By Dental Tips & Guides

By Dr. Maryam Bangash, DDS (NYU) | Dreamworks Dental Studios, Rawalpindi | Last reviewed: October 2026

Knowing the dental checkup cost in Rawalpindi makes it easier to plan regular visits, and a routine checkup is the simplest way to avoid expensive treatment later. Most problems, such as cavities, gum disease and cracked fillings, are painless and easy to fix when caught early. This guide covers what a checkup costs at Dreamworks Dental Studios, what it includes, and how often you need one.


Dental checkup cost in Rawalpindi: prices at a glance

ServicePrice
Consultation and examination with digital X-raysPKR 3,000
Scaling and polishing (professional cleaning)PKR 8,000–12,000
Deep cleaning (for gum disease)PKR 12,000–15,000 per arch
Fluoride treatment (adults)PKR 2,000–3,000
Child consultation and polishPKR 5,000
Implant and cosmetic consultationsFree

Prices are confirmed before any treatment begins. There are no surprise charges.


What a checkup includes

  1. A conversation first: any concerns, your medical history and medications.
  2. A full mouth examination: teeth, fillings, gums, bite, tongue and soft tissues, including screening for signs of oral cancer.
  3. Digital X-rays where needed: to find decay between teeth and check the bone and roots.
  4. A clear plan: what’s healthy, what needs attention, and what can wait. Nothing is done without your agreement.

What professional cleaning does

Scaling and polishing removes hardened tartar that brushing can’t, especially behind the lower front teeth and along the gumline. It helps prevent gum disease and bad breath, and removes surface stains from tea and food. It does not harm enamel. We explain why in does scaling damage teeth?


What to bring to your first visit

  • A list of any medicines you take, including blood thinners
  • Details of medical conditions such as diabetes, heart problems or pregnancy
  • Any recent dental X-rays or treatment records
  • Questions or concerns you want to discuss

Arriving a few minutes early gives you time to fill in your medical history, so the checkup itself can start on time.


How often should you have a checkup?

  • Most adults: every 6 months
  • History of gum disease: every 3–4 months
  • Children: from the first tooth, then every 6 months. See our children’s dentist page.
  • Low risk with excellent oral health: your dentist may suggest a longer interval

Don’t wait for your next checkup if you notice

  • Toothache or sensitivity that lasts more than a few days
  • Bleeding, swollen or receding gums
  • A broken tooth, filling or crown
  • A sore or patch in the mouth that hasn’t healed in two weeks
  • Persistent bad breath

These are easier and cheaper to treat when they are seen early.


Why checkups save money

A small cavity found at a checkup needs a simple filling. Left for a year or two, the same cavity can reach the nerve and need a root canal and crown instead. A regular checkup costs a fraction of either.


Book a checkup in Bahria Town

Our clinic is at Capital Tower, Phase 8 Business District, Bahria Town, and works by appointment only, so there’s no waiting room queue. Call or WhatsApp 0332-3333577, or see directions to our Bahria Town clinic.


Frequently Asked Questions — Dental Checkup Cost in Rawalpindi

Do I need X-rays every visit?

No. X-rays are taken only when clinically needed, usually once a year or less for low-risk patients.

How long does a checkup take?

About 30 minutes, or 45–60 minutes with a cleaning.

Is cleaning painful?

Most people feel only mild scraping or vibration. If your gums are sensitive, we can numb the area.

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Contact Dreamworks Dental Studios

📞 Call or WhatsApp: 0332-3333577
📍 Location: Capital Tower, Plot 577, Phase 8, Business District, Bahria Town, Rawalpindi
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Sensitive Teeth: Causes, Home Care and Treatment

By Dental Tips & Guides

By Dr. Maryam Bangash, DDS (NYU) | Dreamworks Dental Studios, Rawalpindi | Last reviewed: October 2026

Sensitive teeth cause a quick, sharp twinge when you drink something cold, bite into ice cream or breathe in cold air. It is one of the most common dental complaints. Tooth sensitivity happens when the softer layer under the enamel, called dentine, becomes exposed. Tiny channels in the dentine carry the sensation straight to the nerve. The good news is that it is usually very treatable once the cause is known.


Common causes of sensitive teeth

  • Brushing too hard, or using a hard-bristled brush, which wears enamel and pushes gums back
  • Gum recession, often linked to gum disease, which exposes the root surface
  • Tooth decay or a broken filling, which needs a new filling
  • Acid erosion from fizzy drinks, citrus or acid reflux
  • Teeth grinding, which wears enamel and causes tiny cracks; a night guard can help
  • A cracked tooth, especially if it hurts when you bite or release
  • After whitening or dental work, which is usually temporary

What you can do at home

  • Use a desensitising toothpaste twice daily. Give it 2–4 weeks to work.
  • Switch to a soft brush and gentle, circular strokes.
  • At night, smear a little desensitising toothpaste on the sensitive area and don’t rinse it off.
  • Drink acidic drinks with meals, use a straw, and wait 30 minutes before brushing afterwards.

How to prevent sensitive teeth

  • Use a soft toothbrush and gentle strokes
  • Use a fluoride toothpaste, or a desensitising one if you are prone to sensitivity
  • Limit fizzy drinks, citrus juices and very acidic foods
  • Don’t brush straight after acidic food or drink; wait 30 minutes
  • Wear a night guard if you grind your teeth
  • Treat gum disease early to prevent gum recession

When to see a dentist

Book a checkup if sensitivity:

  • Lasts more than a few weeks despite sensitive toothpaste
  • Is limited to one tooth
  • Lingers for more than a few seconds after the trigger is gone
  • Comes with pain when biting, swelling or a bad taste

Pain that lingers or throbs can mean the nerve is inflamed. That may need root canal treatment, so it’s best not to wait.


Sensitive teeth after whitening or a new filling

It is common to have sensitive teeth for a few days after professional whitening, a new filling or a deep cleaning. This usually settles on its own within one to two weeks. Using a desensitising toothpaste and avoiding very hot or cold food helps in the meantime.

If the sensitivity gets worse instead of better, lasts longer than two weeks, or one tooth throbs on its own, contact us so we can check the tooth.


Treatments we offer

Dr. Maryam Bangash will find the cause first, then match the treatment to it:

  • Fluoride varnish or a desensitising agent applied in the clinic
  • Bonding resin to cover exposed root surfaces
  • Replacing worn or broken fillings
  • Gum treatment for recession caused by gum disease
  • A custom night guard for grinding

A consultation with X-rays is PKR 3,000, and an in-clinic fluoride treatment for sensitive teeth is PKR 2,000–3,000, at our Bahria Town Phase 8 clinic.


Frequently Asked Questions — Sensitive Teeth

Does teeth whitening cause sensitivity?

It can, for a few days. We manage this with professionally supervised whitening and desensitising products.

Can sensitive teeth be cured permanently?

Often yes, if the underlying cause is treated, such as replacing a leaking filling or stopping enamel wear.

Is sensitivity a sign of a cavity?

Sometimes. Sensitivity to sweet foods in one tooth is a common sign of decay, so it’s worth having it checked.

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Book a Checkup for Sensitive Teeth

📞 Call or WhatsApp: 0332-3333577
📍 Location: Capital Tower, Plot 577, Phase 8, Business District, Bahria Town, Rawalpindi
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