# Avasa Dental Hospital > Avasa Dental Hospital is a dental hospital in Korlagunta, Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh, India, and a State empanelled health care provider under the Andhra Pradesh Employees Health Scheme (EHS), offering cashless treatment for covered procedures to eligible AP government employees, pensioners and dependants. ## Key facts - Name: Avasa Dental Hospital - Address: 18-2-268/13, Abbanna Colony Road, 2nd Lane, Opp. TV9 Office, near Sudhabrahma Steels, TML By-Pass Road, Korlagunta, Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh 517501, India - Landmark: opposite TV9 office, near Sudhabrahma Steels, TML By-Pass Road - Coordinates: 13.639866, 79.427287 - Phone: +91 88867 22203 - Timings: [Clinic timings] - Dentists: Dr. Prasanth Reddy, MDS; Dr. Priyanka Reddy, MDS - Insurance/schemes: AP Employees Health Scheme (EHS) — State empanelled provider - Payments: Cash, UPI, EHS - Website: https://www.avasadental.in/ ## Pages - [Home](https://www.avasadental.in/) - [About & doctor](https://www.avasadental.in/about.html) - [Treatments](https://www.avasadental.in/services.html) - [EHS cashless treatment](https://www.avasadental.in/ehs.html) - [FAQs](https://www.avasadental.in/faq.html) - [Contact & directions](https://www.avasadental.in/contact.html) ## Treatments - [Check-ups & Cleaning](https://www.avasadental.in/services.html#checkup-cleaning): A routine dental check-up and professional cleaning (scaling and polishing) removes plaque and tartar that brushing cannot, and lets the dentist catch decay and gum disease early. Most adults benefit from a visit every six months. - [Root Canal Treatment](https://www.avasadental.in/services.html#root-canal): Root canal treatment (RCT) removes infected pulp from inside a tooth, disinfects the canals and seals them, relieving pain and saving the natural tooth. It is done under local anaesthesia and usually feels similar to having a filling. - [Crowns & Bridges](https://www.avasadental.in/services.html#crowns-bridges): A dental crown is a custom cap that covers a weak or damaged tooth; a bridge replaces one or more missing teeth by anchoring to the teeth on either side. Both restore chewing and appearance. - [Extractions & Wisdom Teeth](https://www.avasadental.in/services.html#extractions): A tooth extraction is the careful removal of a tooth that cannot be saved, or a wisdom tooth causing pain, infection or crowding. It is done under local anaesthesia, with clear after-care instructions for quick healing. - [Dental Implants](https://www.avasadental.in/services.html#implants): A dental implant is a small titanium post placed in the jawbone that acts as an artificial root, topped with a crown. It is the closest replacement to a natural tooth and does not need support from neighbouring teeth. - [Braces & Aligners](https://www.avasadental.in/services.html#orthodontics): Orthodontic treatment uses braces or clear aligners to move teeth gradually into better positions, correcting crowding, gaps and bite problems. Treatment usually takes several months to a couple of years, depending on the case. - [Cosmetic Dentistry & Whitening](https://www.avasadental.in/services.html#cosmetic): Cosmetic dentistry improves the colour, shape and alignment of teeth. Professional teeth whitening safely lightens stains under a dentist's supervision, and tooth-coloured fillings and veneers refine your smile's appearance. - [Children's Dentistry](https://www.avasadental.in/services.html#kids-dentistry): Children's dentistry (paediatric dental care) focuses on preventing cavities and guiding healthy growth of teeth and jaws. A child's first dental visit is recommended by their first birthday or when the first tooth appears. - [Gum Care](https://www.avasadental.in/services.html#gum-care): Gum disease (gingivitis and periodontitis) is an infection of the tissues around the teeth that causes bleeding, swelling, bad breath and eventually loose teeth. Deep cleaning and good home care can control it and protect your teeth. - [Dentures](https://www.avasadental.in/services.html#dentures): Dentures are removable replacements for missing teeth. Complete dentures replace all teeth in a jaw; partial dentures fill gaps when some natural teeth remain. Well-fitted dentures restore chewing, speech and facial support. - [Dental Emergencies](https://www.avasadental.in/services.html#emergency): A dental emergency includes severe toothache, facial swelling, a knocked-out or broken tooth, or bleeding that will not stop. Call the clinic right away; a knocked-out tooth has the best chance of being saved if seen within an hour. ## FAQs - Is Avasa Dental Hospital empanelled under EHS? — Yes. Avasa Dental Hospital, Tirupati, is a State empanelled health care provider under the Andhra Pradesh Employees Health Scheme (EHS). Eligible employees, pensioners and their dependants can receive covered dental treatment here. - What is the Employees Health Scheme (EHS)? — EHS is the Government of Andhra Pradesh's cashless health scheme for serving state government employees, pensioners and their eligible dependent family members. It is administered by the Dr. NTR Vaidya Seva Trust and covers listed treatments at empanelled hospitals. - Who is eligible for EHS dental treatment? — Serving Andhra Pradesh state government employees, state pensioners and their eligible dependent family members who hold a valid EHS health card. Eligibility and coverage are decided by the scheme rules; our front desk will help you check yours. - What documents should I bring for EHS treatment? — Please bring your EHS health card (or card number) and a government photo ID such as Aadhaar for the patient. Our team will guide you through registration and any approvals the scheme requires. - Is EHS treatment at Avasa cashless? — For procedures covered under EHS and approved by the scheme, treatment is cashless for the eligible beneficiary. If a treatment you choose is not covered, we will tell you clearly before starting so there are no surprises. - Does root canal treatment hurt? — Modern root canal treatment is done under local anaesthesia and usually feels similar to having a filling. It relieves the severe pain caused by an infected tooth. Mild tenderness for a day or two afterwards is normal. - How often should I visit the dentist? — Most people should have a dental check-up and cleaning every six months. If you have gum disease, braces or other ongoing treatment, your dentist may recommend more frequent visits. - When should my child first see a dentist? — A child's first dental visit is recommended by their first birthday, or within six months of the first tooth appearing. Early visits prevent cavities and help children feel comfortable at the dentist. - Are dental implants better than bridges? — Implants replace the tooth root and do not rely on neighbouring teeth, so they help preserve bone and healthy teeth. Bridges are quicker and can suit people who are not candidates for implants. The dentist will recommend the best option after an examination. - Is teeth whitening safe? — Professional whitening done under a dentist's supervision is safe for most adults. Some people feel temporary sensitivity. Whitening does not change the colour of crowns or fillings, which the dentist will discuss with you. - Why do my gums bleed when I brush? — Bleeding gums are most often an early sign of gum disease (gingivitis), caused by plaque along the gumline. A professional cleaning and better daily brushing and flossing usually reverse it. Do not ignore it, as untreated gum disease can lead to tooth loss. - Who are the dentists at Avasa Dental Hospital? — Avasa Dental Hospital in Tirupati is led by Dr. Prasanth Reddy, MDS, and Dr. Priyanka Reddy, MDS. Both hold a Master of Dental Surgery, a postgraduate specialist degree in dentistry. - Where is Avasa Dental Hospital located? — Avasa Dental Hospital is at 18-2-268/13, Abbanna Colony Road, 2nd Lane, Opp. TV9 Office, near Sudhabrahma Steels, TML By-Pass Road, Korlagunta, Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh 517501. It is on Abbanna Colony Road, 2nd Lane, opposite the TV9 office, near Sudhabrahma Steels on TML By-Pass Road. - How do I book an appointment? — You can book by phone, on WhatsApp, or using the Book Appointment form on this website. Walk-ins are welcome, but booking ahead reduces your waiting time. - What payment methods are accepted? — We accept UPI and cash. EHS beneficiaries receive cashless treatment for covered and approved procedures. Please ask the front desk about other payment options. - Do you treat dental emergencies? — Yes. If you have severe toothache, swelling, bleeding, or a broken or knocked-out tooth, call us right away and we will do our best to see you as soon as possible. Website designed and maintained by GudMarketing.in.