In 2018 we removed everything a dental visit didn't need — the queue, the upsell, the second chair — and kept what it did: time, skill and honesty.
Dr. Ishita Verma spent ten years in high-volume practices watching good dentistry get squeezed by double-booked chairs. Form was her answer: a single treatment room in Khan Market, appointments that never overlap, and a menu short enough that everything on it is done by a specialist.
Growth, for us, doesn't mean more chairs. It means better work in the one we have — and turning away treatment a patient doesn't need is considered a good day.
A decade in aesthetic orthodontics before founding Form. Plans every aligner and braces case in the studio personally, and still does her own reviews. Speaks Hindi, English and Punjabi.
Implants, veneers and complex restorative work. Works with a single trusted lab and personally shade-matches every crown against natural light.
Root canals under the microscope, most in a single visit. Has a standing rule: the patient raises a hand, everything stops — no questions.
A single operatory with an intraoral camera and chair-side screen — you see everything we see, before and after.
3D scans instead of impression trays, low-radiation digital X-rays, and treatment plans you can read on screen.
Class-B autoclave, sealed instrument pouches opened in front of you, disposables for every patient.

Your first consultation is a conversation, not a commitment.