Free Dental Check-Up and X-Ray Initiative Announced
Eka Dental Care, a trusted dental care chain in India, has launched a free dental check-up and digital X-ray initiative across all its outlets. The program, announced on June 23, 2026, aims to make oral healthcare more accessible, especially for students returning to school and college after the break.
According to the company, the initiative is designed to catch dental issues early before they become major problems during the academic year. A quick check-up and X-ray scan can identify concerns that might otherwise disrupt a student's schedule mid-semester.
Commitment to Affordable Quality Care
Eka Dental Care has built a reputation for combining clinical excellence with affordable pricing. The free check-up and X-ray initiative extends this philosophy by removing the initial cost barrier, encouraging families to take the first step toward better oral health. The chain uses modern equipment and employs experienced dental professionals to deliver treatments that match premium clinic quality at accessible prices.
“At Eka Dental Care, we have always believed that the best dental care should also be the most accessible,” said Sachin Katira, Co-Founder & CEO of Eka Dental Care. “We offer treatments that match the quality of any premium clinic, but at prices that every family can afford. This initiative is an extension of that commitment—we want every student, every parent, every individual to walk in, get checked, and walk out knowing exactly where their oral health stands, at absolutely no cost.”
How to Access the Free Service
Patients can walk in directly to any Eka Dental Care outlet or book an appointment by calling 74493 74463. Online booking is also available through the company's website at https://ekadentalcare.com/. The offer is available at all outlets across India.
About Eka Dental Care
Eka Dental Care is an initiative to provide quality dental care at the lowest prices. The chain aims to ensure complete access to experienced dentists and affordable, quality dental care for all. This press release is provided by PNN, and ANI is not responsible for its content. The Tribune also assumes no responsibility for the accuracy or completeness of the syndicated content.
