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PWD Housing Scheme · Islamabad

Dentist Near PWD, Islamabad: Since 1984

Searching for a dentist near PWD that's open right now? Dental Plus is a family dental clinic in Bahria Town, Rawalpindi, a short drive from PWD Housing Scheme. You'll find us at 4-A Bahria Heights, near the PSO petrol station, 3 Extension, Phase 4.

Prof. Dr Amjad Mahmood opened the clinic in 1984. Today a consultant leads each main type of treatment, and we are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

This page covers who will treat you and what patients say. It also covers what dental treatment costs in Islamabad and how to reach us from PWD.

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Reception at Dental Plus, a dental clinic near PWD in Bahria Town, Rawalpindi
Our reception
A treatment room with a blue dental chair at Dental Plus, Bahria Town, Rawalpindi
One of our treatment rooms

Open 24/7

Emergency dentist near PWD, day or night

Toothache at midnight, a broken tooth on a Sunday, swelling that won't settle: we're open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including public holidays. Call or WhatsApp 0306 5574644 before you leave PWD, and we'll be ready when you arrive.

A toothache that keeps you awake usually means an infected nerve, which is what our lead consultant, an MDS root canal specialist, treats every day. If the swelling spreads to your eye or neck, or you struggle to breathe or swallow, go to a hospital emergency department first.

What to do in a dental emergency

Why PWD families choose Dental Plus

Plenty of dental clinics in Islamabad call themselves the best. We'd rather show you the evidence and let you judge. If you're searching for the best dentist near PWD, here's what you can check.

Prof. Dr Amjad Mahmood, founder of Dental Plus dental clinic in Islamabad
Professor Amjad Mahmood
Dental Plus signboard reading since 1984, with Professor Amjad Mahmood's name and degrees
Our signboard: since 1984

Founder · 1984

Founded in 1984 by Prof. Dr Amjad Mahmood

Prof. Dr Amjad Mahmood opened Dental Plus in 1984. He had qualified as a dentist a year earlier, from de'Montmorency College of Dentistry, Punjab University, Lahore. His name and degrees appear on our signboard, under the words “since 1984”.

Here is his record:

  • Fellowship in Dental Surgery (FDS RCSEd), 2002 from the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, UK.
  • Fellowship of Dental Trainers (FDTFEd), 2020 from the same college, plus a master’s in health professions education (MHPE).
  • Dean of Postgraduate Studies at Margalla College of Dentistry, Rawalpindi. He served earlier as its Principal and Dean.
  • Founder member and two-term President of the Pakistan Association of Orthodontists.
  • Founding Editor-in-Chief of the Pakistan Orthodontic Journal.
  • Member of the World Federation of Orthodontists.
  • Examiner for dental students and trainee specialists across Pakistan, including for the College of Physicians and Surgeons Pakistan (CPSP).
  • More than twenty years of training dentists, and more than twenty research projects supervised.

He has spent decades teaching and examining other dental surgeons. That sets the standard for how we work. Read his full career on his profile page.

A consultant for each kind of treatment

In some clinics, one dentist does everything. At Dental Plus, a consultant leads each main area of treatment. Complex work goes to the person trained for it.

Meet the whole team
Dr Ahmad Mahmood, root canal specialist, at work in the Dental Plus clinic in Bahria Town, Rawalpindi
Dr Ahmad Mahmood at work

What patients say

Patients review us publicly on Google, and our homepage shows some reviews exactly as written. One patient wrote that their mother “witnessed an utter professional and painless treatment” during a root canal.

Another patient came in for scaling. They wrote, “The procedure was surprisingly pain-free,” and called us the “Best clinic in Bahria Town, Rawalpindi!!”

Read the reviews

A plan and a price before we start

Nobody likes a surprise bill. First we examine you, with an X-ray if needed. Then we tell you what we found, what we recommend and what it costs.

Nothing starts until you agree. You can ask us anything first.

Clean, comfortable and unhurried

We numb the area before every dental procedure, and we never rush you. We clean instruments between every patient, and patients often mention how clean the clinic is.

See the clinic photos

Professional teeth cleaning and everyday dental care

Brushing and flossing at home are the core of good oral hygiene. Still, hardened plaque (tartar) builds up where a brush cannot reach.

A professional teeth cleaning uses scaling to remove plaque and tartar, then polishing to smooth the teeth. Regular check-ups catch small problems while they are cheap and simple to fix. We also give you oral hygiene advice that suits your teeth.

Do not wait if you notice these

Some problems get harder and more expensive the longer you leave them. See a dentist soon if you have any of these:

  • a toothache that keeps you awake
  • swelling in your face or gums
  • gums that bleed when you brush
  • a broken or loose tooth
  • a filling or crown that has fallen out

A toothache with swelling can mean an infection. It usually needs root canal treatment or an extraction. Our guide to tooth extractions explains when a tooth has to come out.

Bleeding gums are often an early sign of gum disease. At that stage it is reversible. Left untreated, gum disease can lead to tooth loss.

If something hurts today, call us and tell us what is happening.

Is Dental Plus the right dentist for PWD?

No official body ranks dentists in Pakistan, so be wary of any clinic that claims to be number one. The best dentist in Rawalpindi for you is properly qualified and has a specialist for your treatment. They also have a record you can check, and they explain the plan and cost first.

Our founder's page has a fuller checklist on how to choose the best dentist in Rawalpindi. Against it, Dental Plus offers more than forty years in practice and a founder with two Edinburgh fellowships. We also offer consultant-led care and public reviews.

That is why many patients have stayed with us for years, often as whole families. Comparing clinics near PWD and Bahria Town? Read how to choose a dental clinic in Bahria Town sets out hours and ratings side by side, including clinics on Main PWD Road. Coming from further away? Our dental clinic near me page shows the distance from every area.

Treatments PWD patients ask us about most

The four we get asked about most often, with what to expect and who treats you.

  • Root canal treatment near PWDSaves an infected tooth instead of taking it out. Led by Dr Ahmad Mahmood, MDS Endodontics, including re-treating root canals that failed elsewhere.
  • Dental implants near PWDA fixed replacement for a missing tooth, placed by Dr Ahmad Mahmood (C-Implantology). You get the plan, timeline and full cost first.
  • Teeth cleaning near PWDScaling and polishing removes the tartar brushing leaves behind, and catches gum disease early, while it can still be reversed.
  • Braces near PWDStraighter teeth for teenagers and adults, planned by our two consultant orthodontists at a clinic founded by an orthodontist in 1984.

Our dental services near PWD

We provide every dental service below at our Bahria Town clinic. Each link opens a guide to what happens, how long it takes and how to look after your teeth afterwards.

See all dental services in one place

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to remove one tooth?

Marham, a Pakistani doctor-listing site, puts a tooth extraction in Islamabad at about PKR 5,000 to 10,000. The price depends on the type. A simple extraction of a loose or visible tooth sits at the lower end. A broken tooth or an impacted wisdom tooth needs surgery and costs more. We confirm the exact fee after an examination and X-ray. Read our tooth extraction guide.

How much does dental treatment cost in Pakistan?

It depends on the treatment and the tooth. In Islamabad, scaling and polishing costs about PKR 5,000 to 10,000. A filling costs PKR 1,500 to 10,000 or more. Root canal treatment runs about PKR 8,000 to 15,000 per session, and molars cost more. These are market figures, not Dental Plus fees. We quote your price before any work begins.

How much does a teeth cleaning cost?

Scaling and polishing usually costs about PKR 5,000 to 10,000 in Islamabad. It takes around an hour. A deep clean below the gumline for gum disease takes longer, so it costs more. See our scaling and polishing guide.

How much are 3 tooth fillings?

We price each filling on its own, by its size and material. At PKR 1,500 to 10,000 or more per filling, three could cost roughly PKR 4,500 to 30,000. Small cavities cost the least to fill, so it pays not to wait. Read about fillings.

Is there a dentist near PWD open at night?

Yes. Dental Plus is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, a short drive from PWD in Bahria Town. Call or WhatsApp 0306 5574644 to let us know you are coming.

Is there a dentist near PWD open on Sunday?

Yes. Dental Plus is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including Sundays and public holidays. Call or WhatsApp 0306 5574644 and come in when it suits you.

Who is the best dentist for a root canal near PWD?

Look for a specialist. At Dental Plus, root canals are led by Dr Ahmad Mahmood, who holds an MDS in Endodontics, the specialty that treats the inside of the tooth. He also re-treats root canals that have failed elsewhere. Read more about root canal treatment.

Can I get dental implants near PWD?

Yes. We place single-tooth implants at our Bahria Town clinic, a short drive from PWD. Marham, a Pakistani doctor-listing site, puts implants in Islamabad at about PKR 50,000 to 300,000. We tell you our full fee after an examination and X-rays. See our dental implants guide.

Do you treat children?

Yes. A child should first see a dentist when the first tooth appears, or by their first birthday. See our children's dentistry guide.

Book an appointment

Call or WhatsApp 0306 5574644, or send a booking request and we will confirm a time. If you are in pain, tell us when you call.

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Prices on this page are published market ranges for Islamabad, from Marham and a 2025 Pakistan price guide, not Dental Plus fees. We give you our fee after an examination. See also the sitemap.