Dr. Frank Mehta has been delivering pain-free dentistry to children for years. He listens intently and helps little ones get familiar with every step, setting the foundation for a lifetime of fear-free visits to the dentist. He treats each child with the patience, warmth, and kindness they deserve.
Dr. Frank Mehta is a pediatric dentist with 18 years of experience treating infants, children, and teenagers, including children with special healthcare needs. He has practised in Mumbai since 2008.
His belief is simple: a child who feels safe is a child who smiles. He takes the time to listen, speaks to every child in words they understand, and recommends only the care they truly need. Parents are part of every visit, and healthy habits come first, so young teeth stay strong for life.
Dr. Mehta has also taught pediatric dentistry to budding dentists for over 10 years and worked with children with special needs, so every child, whatever their needs, receives care that is patient and shaped around them.
Not sure what your child needs? Call the clinic and Dr. Mehta’s team will guide you.
Brilliant pediatric dentist who puts the kids at ease with his fun, engaging manner. Highly recommend.
In one word, he is awesome! Makes the kid feel super comfortable. Reliable and always available to address any issue. Highly recommend him.
The best pediatric dentist. So fun loving that my son really looks forward on visiting him and his clinic. Thank you Dr. Frank for being such an amazing doctor.
Brilliant Doc. Both my kids swear by Dr. Frank. May more children continue to benefit from his expertise.
He is an excellent doctor. Knowledgeable and fun. My kid was very comfy during his treatment - didnt flinch or complaint.
He is one of the best dentist I could ever have for my daughter.
Dr Frank is very gud with kids very happy with his work.
The most Fun Dentist ever.
Amazing dentist.
Call during clinic hours to book your child’s first visit. Or email your child’s age, your preferred time, and a short note on any concern, such as pain, a cavity, or a habit like thumb sucking.
If your child has a knocked-out tooth or facial swelling, call the clinic right away. For serious injuries, go to your nearest hospital or call 112.