A parent's words
More than a treatment, a journey built on trust
Ten years, five moments
Decay almost never starts at a check-up. It starts in the gaps between them, and the gaps are predictable.
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Age 0
First tooth
Usually around six months. The first check-up should happen by the first birthday, not when something hurts.
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Age 1
First check-up
A visit with nothing wrong. It costs a slot and buys a child who is not frightened of the room.
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Age 3
Brushing on their own
They want to do it themselves and they cannot do it well yet. This is where most decay quietly starts.
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Age 6
Adult molars arrive
At the very back, before any milk tooth falls out. Most parents never notice them, and they are the tooth most often lost to decay.
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Age 10
Ten years, no decay
Not luck. The result of five small decisions made on time, none of which felt urgent at the time.
Why the first ten years decide it
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Milk teeth hold the space
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Milk teeth hold the space
A milk tooth lost early lets the teeth beside it drift into the gap. The adult tooth underneath then has nowhere to come up. A lot of braces later are the result of a decision made at four.
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The first molars arrive at six and stay for life
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The first molars arrive at six and stay for life
They come up at the back, before any milk tooth falls out, so most parents never notice them arriving. They are permanent, and they are the most common tooth to be lost to decay.
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A child who is frightened at five avoids dentists at twenty-five
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A child who is frightened at five avoids dentists at twenty-five
The first bad visit is the one that lasts. Preventing decay in these years is partly about teeth and mostly about making sure the chair never becomes something to dread.
Tap to go backWhat the programme actually does
This is not a leaflet. It is the work the clinic does outside the clinic, because a cavity-free decade is decided at home and at school, not in the chair.
School visits and camps
Screening and teaching, in the places where children already are. A dentist who has met a class is no longer a stranger in a mask.
The podcast and the blog
The questions parents actually ask, answered at length rather than squeezed into a two-minute appointment.
BNI and Rotary
Community work that puts screening in front of families who would not otherwise book a first visit.
Parent teaching at every visit
Forty-minute appointments exist partly so there is time to show you how, not just tell you to.
How to join
Start before the first birthday
There is nothing to sign up for. Book a first visit by the time your child turns one, keep the six-month appointments, and do the small things we show you at each one.
That is the whole programme. The hard part is only the first appointment.
What parents say
Google reviews from parents, and reels of families we have treated.
We recently visited Tooth Tales for our son Parth's dental treatment, as he had cavities in multiple teeth, including two major ones. As parents, we were naturally very worried about the procedure and were not familiar with pediatric dentists.
From our very first visit, Dr. Shivika took the time to explain everything clearly, addressed all our concerns, and guided us on the causes and prevention of dental issues in children. Her reassurance gave us a lot of confidence.
Dr. Sanchit treated our son with great patience, care, and professionalism. He made every effort to keep our child comfortable throughout the procedure. The entire Tooth Tales team was kind, supportive, and wonderful with children.
The clinic is very child-friendly and creates a welcoming environment for young patients.
We would like to sincerely thank Dr. Sanchit Paul, Dr. Shivika, Dr. Haniya and the entire Tooth Tales team for their efforts and support. Treating a child is not an easy job, and we truly appreciate the dedication and care they showed.
We highly recommend Tooth Tales to parents looking for the best dental care for their children. Every child deserves special care, and that's exactly what they provide.
Rashi Tyagi
Google review
A parent's words
They flew in from Dubai, and are finally happy with the treatment
I am incredibly grateful for Dr. Sanchit Paul and his entire team (Tooth Tales - Noida) for the exceptional care and dedication provided over the past few years.
Finding a pediatric dental specialist who combines both deep expertise and genuine compassion is rare, and our experience has truly exceeded expectations.
When my daughter first came in, her dental condition was quite challenging. From the very beginning, the approach was not just to treat the issue, but to understand it thoroughly and build a long-term solution. Every step was carefully explained, and the level of attention to detail was remarkable. The treatment plan was executed with precision, and the final outcome including the crown was handled flawlessly.
Today, seeing her confident smile is a direct reflection of that commitment and skill. What stood out the most was not just the technical excellence, but the patience and care shown throughout the entire journey by Dr Sanchit Paul and his great team.
Working with children requires a special level of empathy and trust-building, and that was evident in every interaction. There was never a moment of rush or compromise, only consistent focus on doing what was best for the child. Over time, we trusted the same care for our son as well, and once again, the experience was nothing short of outstanding. Maintaining quality, consistency, and attention over these years speaks volumes about professionalism and dedication.
Beyond treatment, there is a strong sense of responsibility and commitment to patient well-being that truly sets this practice apart. It is not just about fixing dental issues, it is about restoring confidence, comfort, and long-term oral health.
I would highly recommend this care to any parent looking for not only expertise, but also someone who genuinely cares about children and their well-being.
This experience has made a lasting impact on our family, and we are sincerely thankful for Dr. Sanchit and Team.
Kaushar Ali
Google review
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A fellow doctor on our special needs care
Until a few months ago, we weren't even aware that Pediatric Dentistry was a separate specialty. When our 2.5-year-old son started having dental issues, we went from one dentist to another, seeking opinions and trying to understand the best course of action. As parents, it was overwhelming to hear that such a young child might need extensive dental treatment, and the thought of treatment under general anesthesia made us even more anxious.
Meeting Dr. Sanchit at Tooth Tales changed everything. From the very first consultation, he took the time to thoroughly explain our child's condition, the treatment options, and why each procedure was necessary. He patiently answered every question, addressed our concerns about general anesthesia, and helped us make informed decisions with confidence.
One thing that truly stood out throughout our journey was the accessibility and support from the entire Tooth Tales team. Whenever we had a concern, a doubt, or needed clarification, help was just a phone call away. We never felt left on our own trying to figure things out. Someone from the team was always available to guide us promptly, which provided immense reassurance during what was otherwise a stressful time for us as parents.
The treatment was carried out smoothly under general anesthesia, and our son recovered well. What impressed us most was their commitment to saving and restoring teeth wherever possible rather than taking the easier route. Throughout the journey, we felt supported, informed, and reassured.
We are truly grateful to Dr. Sanchit and the entire Tooth Tales team for their expertise, compassion, responsiveness, and dedication. If any parent is facing dental issues with a young child and feeling as lost as we were, I would wholeheartedly recommend Tooth Tales. They turned a very stressful situation into a positive experience for our family.
Mayank Kumar
Google review
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