Dr. Priyanka Mishra
About Dr. Priyanka Mishra
Dr. Priyanka Mishra is a Dental Surgeon (BDS) in the Department of Dental & Maxillofacial Surgery at Charak Hospital & Research Centre, Lucknow. She provides everyday and preventive dental care for adults and children in the hospital's fully equipped dental unit.
Her work includes dental check-ups, treatment of tooth decay and sensitivity, tooth-coloured fillings, root canal treatment, scaling and polishing, and restoring damaged or missing teeth with crowns, bridges and dentures. She places particular emphasis on explaining treatment options clearly and on prevention, so that problems are caught early.
Patients who need specialist surgery of the mouth and jaws — such as complex wisdom tooth removal, evaluation of mouth patches or jaw lesions — are seen together with the department's oral & maxillofacial surgeon, and with other specialists at Charak Hospital when needed.
Everyday dental care for the whole family
Preventive, restorative and family dentistry, provided within the hospital's Department of Dental & Maxillofacial Surgery.
Check-ups & preventive care
Dental examinations, oral hygiene advice, fluoride application and guidance to prevent decay and gum disease.
Fillings
Treatment of cavities with tooth-coloured fillings, and repair of chipped or worn teeth.
Root canal treatment
Root canal treatment to save teeth with infected or inflamed pulp, including single-sitting RCT where suitable.
Scaling & gum care
Scaling and polishing to remove tartar and stains, and treatment of bleeding and swollen gums.
Crowns, bridges & dentures
Restoring damaged or missing teeth with crowns, bridges and complete or partial dentures.
Children's dental care
Gentle check-ups and treatment for children, with advice for parents on brushing, diet and habits.
Conditions treated
Education and professional experience
Education
- BDS — Bachelor of Dental Surgery
Experience
- Dental SurgeonCharak Hospital & Research Centre, Lucknow
Frequently asked questions
How often should I have a dental check-up?
For most people a check-up every six months is advised, with scaling and polishing when tartar has built up. Your dentist may suggest more frequent visits if you have gum disease, diabetes, braces or a high risk of decay.
Is root canal treatment painful?
Root canal treatment is done under local anaesthesia, so most patients find it similar to having a filling. It relieves the pain of an infected tooth and lets you keep it. Mild soreness for a few days afterwards is common.
Why do my gums bleed when I brush?
Bleeding gums are usually an early sign of gum inflammation (gingivitis) caused by plaque and tartar. It is reversible with professional cleaning and good brushing, so it should be checked rather than ignored.
When should my child first see a dentist?
A child's first dental visit is recommended when the first tooth appears, or by the first birthday. Early visits help prevent decay and get children comfortable with the dentist.
Book a consultation with Dr. Priyanka Mishra
Share your details and our coordinator will call you to confirm a convenient OPD slot. Please bring any previous dental X-rays or reports and a list of the medicines you take.