Tree Top Hospital offers 10 percent discount on dental treatments

Sep 10, 2026, 12:29 PM
Tree Top Hospital. -- Adhadhu File Photo

Tree Top Hospital. -- Adhadhu File Photo

Tree Top Hospital has launched a promotion offering a 10 percent discount on orthodontic and prosthodontic dental treatments.

Running from September 13 to 19, the promotion gives patients the opportunity to access dental care at more affordable rates. Scheduled to coincide with the school mid-term break, the initiative aims to offer convenience for students and families seeking dental services.

Commenting on the promotion, Tree Top Hospital CEO Dr. Srivatsan Sridhar G. said that oral health is integral to overall well-being and that timely access to dental care provides peace of mind for patients. He further noted that the objective of this promotion is to make specialized dental treatments more accessible to a wider audience while increasing public awareness regarding dental hygiene.

The treatments eligible for discounts under this promotion include:

  • Ceramic Braces
  • Metal Braces
  • Metal-free Zirconia Crowns
  • Flex Semi-rigid Monomer-free Complete Dentures
  • Flex Semi-rigid Monomer-free Complete Dentures – Upper

As the promotion period aligns with the consultation hours of Prosthodontist Dr. Shabina and Orthodontist Dr. Asim, patients will have easy access to specialist advice and personalized treatment plans.

The ten percent discount is applicable only to treatments conducted during the promotional period. Furthermore, all procedures will be carried out following a consultation and based on the doctor's professional recommendation.

For more information regarding this promotion, please contact 3351610 or email care@treetophospital.com.

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