Dr. Harshita Agarwala
DR. HARSHITA AGARWALA
Personal Statement
I believe in health care that is based on a personal commitment to meet patients needs with compassion and care. I pride myself in attending seminars to keep myself updated with the latest techniques and treatment planning. To provide my patients with the highest quality of dental care, i am dedicated to the newest advancements and keep updated with the latest health care technologies. ..read more
Doctor Information
Speciality
- Dentist
Other treatment areas
- Cosmetic/ Aesthetic Dentist
- Endodontist
Education
- P.G. DIPLOMA IN ENDODONTICS , DSC , 2011
- FELLOWSHIP IN AESTHETIC DENTISTRY , MEDVARSITY , 2014
- BDS , V.S. Dental College, Bangalore , 2010
Languages spoken
- English
- Hindi
Professional Memberships
- Indian Dental Association
Clinic Location
RAMA DIAGNOSTIC & POLLYY CLINIC, BESIDE KURSEONG MEDICAL STORES, 63- HILL CART ROAD, SEVOKE MORE
Clinic of Dr. Harshita
| Clinic's Name | Fees |
|---|---|
| DR. HARSHITA AGARWALA | ₹ 200 |
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Question and Answers
Nakul Gaijwad
male • 26 Year Old • Nov 03, 2016 • Nashik
I can not open my mount, just 1 inch I can open, can not eat spicy food and chilly. I have habit of gutkha and tobacco. Age 26, male.
Harshita Agarwala
8 years ago
Hello, Firstly you need to get rid of your habit as this is cause of your limited mouth opening. Secondly you need to consult a doctor in person as thorough check up is ...read full answer
Suresh
male • 59 Year Old • Nov 10, 2015
I extracted my tooth a couple of days back. The dentist primarily went for a root canal treatment a week ago and found it not worthwhile and extracted my tooth. During t ...read more
Harshita Agarwala
9 years ago
Hi. No it is not necessary to continue with your antibiotics. If you experience any pain you can just take the painkiller but nothing more.
Health Tips
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