The word was chosen deliberately. An atelier is a workshop of craft — a place where things are made carefully, one at a time, by people who love the making.
In 2012, Dr. Anaya Rathore left a busy corporate practice to open a two-suite atelier on Altamount Road with a rule her colleagues called commercially unwise: one patient at a time, appointments that never overlap, and no treatment recommended that she would not choose for her own family.
Fourteen years later, the rule stands unchanged. The atelier has grown to three specialists and guests from over thirty countries — most of whom arrive, as the first ones did, by personal recommendation.


Prosthodontist and smile-design specialist, trained in Mumbai and London. Personally reviews every aesthetic case in the atelier. Speaks English, Hindi and French.

Over 3,000 implants placed with fully guided digital surgery. Leads the atelier's full-arch rehabilitation programme for guests from India and abroad.

Clear-aligner specialist known for discreet treatment plans built around demanding public calendars — and for remote reviews that follow patients across time zones.

Each suite serves a single guest at a time — with natural light, music of your choosing, and no waiting room bustle beyond the door.

Class-B autoclaves, instruments in sealed pouches opened before your eyes, and single-use disposables for every visit.

3D scanning, digital radiography and on-screen smile previews — technology in service of craft, never in place of it.
A first consultation is a conversation, an examination and an honest opinion — nothing more.