By Priyanka Pasupuleti
It’s 2 a.m. A child wakes up crying with unbearable tooth pain. A working professional struggles through the night with a swollen jaw. A senior citizen suddenly loses a dental crown before an important event. Until now, most patients had only one option wait until morning.
But that changes today.
In a first-of-its-kind initiative in India, Tooth Wish 24/7 Dental Hospital has opened its doors in Hyderabad, offering round-the-clock dental care and emergency treatment at any hour of the day or night. The hospital was inaugurated on May 22 at Khajaguda by Founder & Chairman Dr. Sravanthi Ellasiri and Co-founder & Managing Director Dr. Ravi Shankar Rathod.
More than just another dental clinic, Tooth Wish represents a new approach to healthcare one where patients don’t have to schedule their pain according to business hours.
Walking into the facility feels different. The soothing interiors, modern equipment, and welcoming atmosphere are designed to make patients feel at ease from the moment they enter. Behind the calming environment lies advanced digital technology, specialist-driven treatment, and a commitment to providing precision care with compassion.
“For us, dentistry is not just about fixing teeth. It’s about caring for people,” said Dr. Sravanthi Ellasiri during the launch. “Every patient deserves to feel safe, respected, and genuinely cared for.”
Her vision is shared by Dr. Ravi Shankar Rathod, who believes that modern dentistry should combine science with empathy. “Every smile tells a story. Our mission is to help people protect that smile through accessible, ethical, and world-class dental care available 24/7,” he said.
The hospital offers a wide range of services, including dental implants, root canals, smile makeovers, braces, clear aligners, pediatric dentistry, laser treatments, gum care, cosmetic dentistry, and emergency dental procedures.
As Hyderabad continues to emerge as a healthcare innovation hub, Tooth Wish is setting a new benchmark by ensuring that dental emergencies are treated with the same urgency as any other medical condition.
Because pain doesn’t watch the clock and now, neither does dental care.
