Serving Porur
Coming down from Porur for dental treatment
Porur is where Mount-Poonamallee Road and Arcot Road run into one signal, and people here measure a journey by what that junction is doing on the day. The clinic is about 14 km south. The useful part is that Kundrathur Main Road leaves from the same junction and carries you most of the way there.
- From Porur
- about 14 km, roughly 30 to 40 minutes
- Opening hours
- Monday to Saturday
- 9:30am to 1pm, 4:30pm to 9pm
- Clinic address
- Babu Reddy Avenue, Plot No.1, Kamaraj St, Kamatchi Nagar, Guruswamy Nagar, Anakaputhur, Chennai, Tamil Nadu 600070
- Open in maps
Photograph by Ravichandar84, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons
Getting here
The route from Porur
From Porur junction take Kundrathur Main Road south past Moulivakkam and Gerugambakkam to Kundrathur. There, join the Pallavaram-Kundrathur-Poonamallee Road towards Pammal, which crosses the Adyar just before Anakaputhur. Kamatchi Nagar and Kamaraj Street are a short turn off it.
Five dentists work out of this one building, and the reason that matters tends to show up mid treatment rather than at the start. A root canal turns out to need a post and a crown. An implant needs the bite reassessed before the crown goes on. Here the case moves one room across instead of turning into three appointments at three addresses.
The late slots go quickly with Porur patients, most of them coming off a day at Sri Ramachandra or out of the office blocks near Commerzone on Mount-Poonamallee Road. The other argument for booking late is that traffic towards Kundrathur thins after about 7pm, so a 7:30 drive is often shorter than a 6 o'clock one. We work Monday to Saturday.
Landmarks in Porur
- Porur junction, where Mount-Poonamallee Road meets Arcot Road
- Sri Ramachandra Institute of Higher Education and Research
- Porur Lake
- Commerzone Porur, on Mount-Poonamallee Road
- Porur market
Public transport
- MTC buses run south from Porur along Kundrathur Main Road; change at Kundrathur for Anakaputhur or Pammal
- Share autos work the Kundrathur Main Road stretch through the day
- A direct auto or cab from Porur junction is the simplest option for an evening appointment
Why the trip is worth it
Two things bring people here from Porur. One is second opinions on work already quoted somewhere else, usually root canals and implants. The other is complex cases: a patient sent from one clinic to another for the surgical part, who would rather have the whole plan handled by one team in one place.
Most asked for from Porur
Questions we get from Porur
I have a treatment plan and a quote from a clinic in Porur. Will you go through it?
Yes. Bring the OPG or CBCT if one was taken, and the written plan. Sometimes we read it and tell you it is sound, in which case have the work done near home. A second opinion here is an examination and a conversation, not a commitment to treatment with us.
Is the surgical part done there, or would I be sent elsewhere for it?
Done here. Implant placement, grafting where the bone needs it and surgical extractions all happen in the building, and the same team plans the crown that goes on afterwards. Being sent across the city for one stage of a case is usually the thing people are trying to avoid.
Can I turn up after work without booking?
You can, and if there is a gap you will be seen, but the specialist chairs are usually booked through the evening. A call in the morning is enough to fix it. The evening block runs 4:30pm to 9pm, Monday to Saturday, and the last appointment is set to finish by 9.