Fees and price list
Fees for each treatment at Uma Dental Clinic, in Indian rupees, with the Nepali rupee equivalent for patients coming from Nepal.
Fees are not listed online yet. Ask the fee for any treatment on WhatsApp before you visit.
What is included: questions to ask
- Is the X-ray included, and how many X-rays are needed?
- How many visits does the fee cover?
- For a root canal: is the crown (cap) included, or is it a separate fee?
- Are medicines, temporary fillings or follow-up visits charged separately?
- If the dentist finds that more treatment is needed, what would that cost?
You can ask the fee before treatment starts
The dentists' code of ethics in India says a dentist should announce the fee before treatment and give an estimate of all costs (Revised Dentists (Code of Ethics) Regulations, 2014, clauses 3.8 and 5.7.1).
Why the fee for the same treatment can differ
- Which tooth it is. Back teeth have more roots and canals than front teeth, so a root canal on a molar takes longer.
- The material. Crowns, for example, can be metal, metal with porcelain, or all-ceramic, at different fees.
- Extra steps. Implants sometimes need bone to be built up first; some extractions need a small surgery.
- How many teeth are treated in the same course of treatment.
Nepali rupees
Nepali rupee amounts are shown at the fixed rate of 1.60 Nepali rupees to 1 Indian rupee, rounded to the nearest 10. Fees are set in Indian rupees.
Nepali rupees are also accepted.