The Tooth Project pairs precision dentistry with a studio-grade patient experience — no white-coat anxiety, just calm rooms and honest care.
We believe dentistry is more than just treatment — it's a relationship built on trust, comfort and care.
Our goal is simple: healthy smiles that feel as good as they look.
About Our Clinic
Not a checklist — a way of practicing dentistry we hold every doctor and hygienist to.
Rooms are lit and laid out to lower your heart rate before you even sit down — weighted blankets, noise-cancelling headphones and a doctor who explains before they touch.
We book straight through WhatsApp — send a message, get a chair time back same day. No hold music, no receptionist tag.
Every treatment plan comes itemised before we start — no surprise line items on your way out the door.
Two dentists, one shared frustration: clinics that treated patients like a queue to clear rather than people to look after. Dr. Ayesha Raza and Dr. Bilal Ahmed left larger hospital practices to build something smaller and more deliberate — a studio where the technology is modern but the pace is unhurried.
Today the team treats families across Gulberg and DHA, still running on the same rule they opened with: explain everything twice, rush nothing.
"We wanted a clinic we'd actually want to sit in ourselves."
From routine cleanings to full smile makeovers — every plan starts with a conversation, not a drill.
Veneers, bonding and whitening built around your face, not a catalogue smile.
Traditional braces and clear aligners, tracked with digital scans instead of guesswork.
Pain-managed root canal therapy and crowns done in as few visits as possible.
Single-tooth implants through to full-arch restorations, planned in 3D before day one.
A gentler first-visit protocol built to make sure it isn't your child's last.
Two founders, four associate dentists, one shared record — everyone on your file, always.
Leads the studio's cosmetic and restorative cases, with a focus on natural-looking veneer work and full smile design.
Heads implant and oral surgery cases, and trained the front team on the studio's anxiety-first patient protocol.