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Pediatric Dentist Near You in Delhi NCR

Tooth Tales is a dental clinic only for children, in Phi II. Book a visit, call, or get directions from where you are.

First Floor, House No. D-2, Sector P-3, Phi II, Greater Noida, Uttar Pradesh 201315

4.7from 300+ parents on Google

The reception and waiting area at Tooth Tales, Phi II, Greater Noida
Children onlyfor 15 years
40 minutes or moreevery visit

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What we treat

Everything a children’s dentist does, under one roof

From the first check-up and teething to fillings, braces and tongue tie. Tap any card to read how we do it.

Your child’s dentists

Two doctors, from the first day to the teens

Dr. Shivika Agarwal sees babies, feeding and first teeth. Dr. Sanchit Paul cares for children through to the teens, including the children other clinics find hard to treat.

Dr. Sanchit Paul, pediatric dentist at Tooth Tales
Founder and Chief Pediatric Dentist

Dr. Sanchit Paul

  • MDS, Pediatric DentistryManipal University, 2013
  • Fellowship, SickKidsToronto, Canada, 2017
  • Fellowship, IAPDCape Town, 2025. One of 14 fellows named in India
  • Fellowship, iADHDublin, 2026
  • Associate ProfessorITS Dental College. Co-founder of PEDOZEN
Meet Dr. Sanchit Paul
Dr. Shivika Agarwal, child dental surgeon and lactation consultant at Tooth Tales
Child Dental Surgeon and Lactation Consultant

Dr. Shivika Agarwal

  • BDSKothiwal Dental College, 2010
  • IBCLCInternational Board Certified Lactation Consultant
  • Tongue and lip tiesReleasing ties since 2018, lactation counselling since 2019
  • Observership, SickKidsToronto, Canada, 2015
Meet Dr. Shivika Agarwal
Worth the extra kilometre

Why a children’s dentist, not just the nearest dentist

A map shows every dentist close to you. These are the things only a clinic built for children can offer.

  • 10,000+Children cared for
  • 25,000+Appointments
  • 5,000+Laughing gas sessions
  • 1,000+Children with special needs

Children only, for 15 years

The rooms, the chairs and the team are set up for small mouths and short attention spans.

No 10-minute visits

Every visit is booked for at least 40 minutes, so your child is never rushed into the chair.

Laughing gas for anxious children

Your child stays awake and answers you, and it wears off within minutes.

One clinic from day one to the teens

Dr. Shivika Agarwal sees babies, feeding and tongue tie. Dr. Sanchit Paul, MDS Pediatric Dentistry, cares for children through the teens.

Finding us

Finding us with a child in tow

We are on the first floor of D-2, in a residential block in Sector P-3, not in a hospital or a mall. It is quieter, and there is nowhere for a child to get lost.

The Aqua treatment room at Tooth Tales, with a sea-themed wall and ceiling
The Aqua room
The Jungle treatment room at Tooth Tales, with leaves on the walls and a green ceiling
The Jungle room
Before you come

Everything you would otherwise phone to ask

  • When we are open

    10:30 AM to 7 PM, Monday to Saturday. Closed on Sundays.

  • Pain or an injury

    Treated as urgent and fitted in the same day wherever possible. Please call rather than book online.

  • What to bring

    Any X-rays or notes from a previous dentist, and a list of anything your child is taking.

  • The first visit

    At least 40 minutes. Most of it is spent letting your child get used to the room before anything happens.

Questions parents ask

Finding a pediatric dentist near you

How do I choose a pediatric dentist near me?

Check three things: that the clinic treats children only, that it has a way to calm a frightened child (such as laughing gas), and what other parents say in their reviews. Being close matters too, because you will come back every six months.

What is the difference between a pediatric dentist and a family dentist?

A pediatric dentist has trained for three more years after dental school, only in children’s teeth, behaviour and growth. Dr. Sanchit Paul holds this degree (MDS in Pediatric Dentistry). A family dentist treats every age and sees children alongside adults.

Are you open on Sundays?

No. We are open Monday to Saturday, 10:30 AM to 7 PM.

My child is in pain. Can you see us today?

Pain and injuries are treated as urgent and fitted in the same day wherever possible. Please call +91 97171 06083 rather than booking online, so we can find you a slot.

At what age should my child first see a dentist?

By the first birthday, or within six months of the first tooth coming through, whichever comes first. An early first visit is short and gentle, and it catches problems before they hurt.

My child is very scared of the dentist. Can you still help?

Yes. The first visit is booked for at least 40 minutes, and most of it is spent letting your child settle. If a child needs more help, laughing gas keeps them calm and awake. If your child had a bad visit somewhere else, tell us on the phone, because it changes how we book.

Do you treat special needs patients?

Yes, at any age. Children are seen at the clinic in Phi II, and adults are treated in a hospital setting. Read more on special needs dentistry.

Book your child’s visit

Phi II, Greater Noida. Monday to Saturday, 10:30 AM to 7 PM.