Dentist · Rajnandgaon
Help with damaged or missing teeth.
Dr. Ashisha Singh is a dentist in Rajnandgaon. She is training as a specialist in replacing and restoring teeth. That care includes crowns (caps), bridges, dentures, and implants — so you can eat, speak, and smile with more ease.
Rajnandgaon, Chhattisgarh
- Caps and bridges
- Dentures
- Implants
- Smile care
Dr. Ashisha Singh
Dentist · Rajnandgaon · Specialist year 1, CDCRI
About
A dentist who takes time, then helps.
Dr. Ashisha Singh is a dentist in Rajnandgaon. She trained at a government dental hospital in Raipur. She is now in specialist training here in the Rajnandgaon area, to replace and restore teeth. That extra course lasts three years. She is in the first year.
BDS · completed
Government Dental College and Hospital, Raipur
Rajbandha Maidan, Raipur, Chhattisgarh
A state government dental college and hospital in Raipur, the capital of Chhattisgarh. Students learn by treating patients in the hospital, not only from books. A large government medical hospital is next door, so dental care sits inside real hospital work.
GDC Raipur on Google MapsMDS · year 1
Chhattisgarh Dental College & Research Institute
Village Sundra, Rajnandgaon, Chhattisgarh
The first dental college of Chhattisgarh, opened in 2002. It is a teaching and research institute with a hospital on campus. She is in the specialist department for replacing and restoring teeth — caps, bridges, dentures, and implant teeth — on real patients, with a senior doctor guiding the work.
CDCRI on Google Maps
She is still learning the specialty. She is already a doctor who treats the person in the chair. Visits are unhurried. She explains options in plain words. She starts with the gentlest option that can work.
When she is not with patients, she is studying how teeth meet when you bite, and how a cap can look like a real tooth.
“First the tooth has to work. Then it can look beautiful.”
The specialty
Prosthodontics means replacing and restoring teeth.
A prosthodontist is a dentist with extra training after dental school. They help when teeth are damaged, missing, or worn. In India that extra training is a three-year course. Dr. Ashisha Singh is in that training now.
People often come after a cracked back tooth, a loose denture, a missing front tooth, or years of grinding. The work is careful matching of colour and shape. It is also listening. That is why she chose this specialty.
Family dentists fix teeth every day. Extra training helps when many teeth need work, or when chewing feels wrong. You can write even if you are not sure you need a specialist.
She is already a dentist. She is now in a three-year specialist course at a dental college and hospital. She works in the department that replaces and restores teeth. A senior doctor guides that work. If a problem needs more than she can offer, she will send you to the right person.
She asks what is bothering you. She looks at your teeth. She may take photos or an X-ray. Then she explains what she sees, what can wait, and what the options are. You can ask questions before any lasting change.
Training
Her path, in simple terms.
First she became a dentist at a government dental hospital in Raipur. She now lives and trains in Rajnandgaon, at CDCRI. That specialist course lasts three years. She is in the first year.
Dental school
Became a dentist at GDC Raipur
CompletedShe did her BDS at Government Dental College and Hospital, Raipur, a state government college and hospital at Rajbandha Maidan, Raipur, Chhattisgarh. The campus is both a school and a dental hospital, open since 2003. She learned dentistry by treating people who came in for care — including work on caps and bridges — with teachers on the clinic floor.
GDC Raipur on Google MapsSpecialist training
Replacing and restoring teeth · first year
In trainingShe is based in Rajnandgaon now. She is in the first year of a three-year specialist course at Chhattisgarh Dental College & Research Institute (CDCRI), in Village Sundra on the outskirts of the city. This was the first dental college of Chhattisgarh. The national body that approves dental courses in India recognises this specialist training, including the department for caps, bridges, dentures, and implant teeth. There is a hospital on campus. A senior doctor watches this work.
CDCRI on Google MapsYears 2–3
More clinic work still ahead
AheadLater years go deeper into the same specialty, including teeth on implants. That part of the course is still to come.
How she can help
The care she is training to do well.
These are common problems this specialty can help with. She studies them now, with a senior doctor watching, and she explains each step in plain words.
Gallery
Rooms, planning, and smiles.
These photos come from free image libraries. They will be replaced with her own photos later.
Contact
Write to Dr. Ashisha Singh.
Tell her what is bothering your teeth or your smile. Use the form. Her email is not listed on this site.
Where she isRajnandgaon, ChhattisgarhShe trains at CDCRI, on the outskirts of the city.
Chhattisgarh Dental College & Research InstituteVillage Sundra, Rajnandgaon, Chhattisgarh
A teaching and research institute with a hospital on campus. This is where she sees patients during specialist training.
CDCRI on Google Maps