The flagship treatment
Braces & Orthodontics
Crooked, crowded or misaligned teeth and bites, corrected with a measured plan — brackets, wires and monthly reviews, finished with retainers so the result holds.
Full guideVimalai Orthodontic & Multispeciality Dental Clinic
Straight teeth are
drawn before they
are moved.
At Kokane Chowk, Pimple Saudagar, every case at Vimalai — braces, aligners, implants — is assessed, measured and planned by a specialist orthodontist before a single tooth is touched. No guesswork, and no treatment you don't need.
Mon–Sat · 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Mon–Sat · 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM · Sunday closed
Fig. 00 — The treatment room, Kokane Chowk
Doctor Dr. Gananjay Patil
Specialist MDS — Orthodontics
Hours Mon–Sat · 10 AM – 9 PM
Find us Bhoomi Allium, Kokane Chowk
Fig. 01 — The specialist
An orthodontist, not a generalist, plans your alignment
Orthodontics is a three-year specialisation after the dental degree. At Vimalai, your case is assessed and treated by Dr. Gananjay Patil, MDS — Orthodontics & Dentofacial Orthopaedics.
Most people who walk in don't actually know whether they need braces, aligners, or neither. The first visit settles that — with an examination, records and a straight answer, including when the right answer is no treatment at all.
Problems assessed and treated here include crowding, spacing, deep bite, open bite, crossbite and protruding teeth, alongside implants, root canal treatment and crowns & bridges.
- Doctor
- Dr. Gananjay Patil
- Degrees
- BDS, MDS — Orthodontics
- Membership
- Indian Society of Orthodontics
- Consultation
- Assessment before advice
Degrees and membership as listed on Dr. Patil's Practo profile.
Fig. 02 — Treatments
Three ways in, one standard of planning
The clinic's work centres on alignment — with implants, root canal treatment and crowns & bridges completing the picture under one roof.
Straightening, nearly invisible
Clear Aligners
A staged series of clear, removable trays that move teeth in small planned steps. Taken out for meals and brushing — worn 20–22 hours a day, every day.
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A fixed replacement tooth
Dental Implants
A titanium post placed in the jaw, topped with a crown that looks and works like your own tooth — without cutting down the healthy neighbours.
Full guideFig. 03 — The method
Every case follows the same drawing
Four stages, in order, for braces and aligners alike. Skipping the first two is how teeth end up straight but wrong — planned movement is the whole point of seeing a specialist.
01 / ASSESS
Assess
Examination, photographs and records. What is actually wrong — teeth, bite, or both — is pinned down before anything is recommended.
02 / PLAN
Plan
The movement is mapped tooth by tooth, with honest timelines and a written estimate. You decide with the full picture in front of you.
03 / ALIGN
Align
Brackets and wires, or a staged series of aligners — adjusted and reviewed at regular visits as the plan plays out.
04 / RETAIN
Retain
Teeth drift back without retention. Retainers hold the finished position — the step that makes the other three permanent.
Fig. 04 — Why it matters
What a specialist assessment catches
- ✓The bite, not just the smile — how upper and lower teeth meet decides whether a straight smile stays comfortable.
- ✓Which teeth should move, and which shouldn't — planned movement protects roots, gums and healthy teeth.
- ✓When not to treat — some concerns need monitoring, not appliances. You'll be told plainly.
- ✓The honest timeline — most braces cases run 12–24 months; anyone promising weeks is selling, not planning.
Fig. 05 — Problems treated
Brought to the clinic, most often
- Crowded teeth
- Gaps & spacing
- Deep bite
- Open bite
- Crossbite
- Protruding teeth
- Misaligned bite
- A missing tooth
- Persistent tooth pain
Something else troubling you? Describe it on WhatsApp and the clinic will tell you honestly whether it can help.
Fig. 06 — Common questions
Before you book
Monday to Saturday, 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM. The clinic is closed on Sundays. The status shown on this page is live — it follows the same hours.
It depends on your case — how much movement is needed, which appliance suits it, and how long treatment runs. After your assessment you receive a plan and an estimate in writing, before you decide anything. More cost answers →
Both move teeth; neither suits every bite. Braces handle the widest range of cases and never come out. Aligners are near-invisible and removable, but only work if worn 20–22 hours a day. The assessment decides — compare the treatments →
Start with an assessment
Start with an assessment, not a sales pitch.
Book a first visit at Kokane Chowk. You'll leave with a clear picture of your teeth, your options, and what each would cost — whether you go ahead or not.