Prof. Dr. P. Parthasaradhi Reddy is India's most famous and experienced cosmetic dentist and the Founder Chairman of FMS Dental Hospitals, Hyderabad. With 35+ years of clinical expertise since 1989, he had masterised in Digital Smile Design (DSD), porcelain veneer aesthetics, and full-mouth smile rehabilitation in India. He has been awarded the Legend in 2023 and Hall of Fame in 2025 by Times of India. Consecutively he had been awared for the Corporate Dental Chain of the Year by Famdent six times between 2017 to 2024. He was also awarded as the IAE Best Aesthetic Practice of the Year 2018 in London. Under his leadership, FMS Dental is ranked GCR #1 in India and #5 in the world — with an in-house CAD-CAM dental laboratory established in 1995. He heads the department of aesthetic dentistry at Sri Sai College of Dental Surgery (SSCDS), Vikarabad. He has authored 31 national and international publications in reputed peer-reviewed journals.
Prof. Dr. P. Parthasaradhi Reddy is India's most famous and experienced cosmetic dentist and the Founder Chairman of FMS Dental Hospitals, Hyderabad — India's #1 ranked dental clinic (GCR). Graduating (BDS) from Government Dental College, Osmania University in 1989, MDS from Manipal 1993, pioneered in multispeciality dental care in India when he opened FMS Dental's first clinic in 1993. His 35+ years of cosmetic dental expertise — encompassing Digital Smile Design (DSD), porcelain veneers, laminates, full-mouth rehabilitation, and implant prosthetics — has transformed thousands of smiles across 40+ countries.
Prof. Dr. P. Parthasaradhi Reddy is not simply a cosmetic dentist — he is the architect who introduced true multispeciality dental care to India. When he founded FMS Dental in 1993, no dental clinic in India offered all specialist dental services under one roof. His vision changed that — and in doing so, changed Indian dentistry permanently. He had established in-house dental lab in 1995 and dental hospital in 1996 with operation theaters in patient facility and 24*7 emergency services. He also established Sri Sai college of Dental Surgery in 2000 for training under-graduates (BDS) and post-graduates (MDS).
His clinical philosophy has always been holistic. He understands that a beautiful smile is not created by a single treatment, but by the careful integration of aesthetics, function, facial harmony, and long-term durability. This is why he built FMS as a team-based institution — bringing together cosmetic dentists, periodontists, orthodontists, maxillofacial surgeons, and dermatologists to co-design every smile transformation.
His mastery of the laboratory side of dentistry is unusual among clinicians. Dr. PP has personally undergone advanced training in ceramics from 1995, CAD-CAM systems from 2010, and other dental laboratory procedures — giving him a deeper understanding of how materials are shaped, shaded, and finished. This hands-on relationship with the lab directly elevates the precision and naturalness of every restoration he designs.
His digital transformation journey — from early feldspathic ceramics to today's AI-assisted DSD workflows, 3D printing, and digital smile previews — reflects a career of unceasing curiosity and evolution. As he describes it: "It's a great feeling to see people transform their smiles at our Face Makeover & Smile Clinics every day."
Dr. PP Reddy's career is marked by the rarest combination of clinical excellence, institutional leadership, and national and international recognition.
Dr. PP Reddy's impact on Indian dentistry extends far beyond his clinical chair. As founder, visionary, educator, and institution builder, he has reshaped how dental care is delivered across India.
When FMS Dental opened in 1993, there was no dental hospital in India offering all specialities under one roof. Dr. PP Reddy created the model that the industry has since adopted nationwide.
As Dean of Sri Sai College of Dental Surgery — one of Telangana's leading dental colleges — he directly shapes the training of India's next generation of dentists. SSCDS is both a teaching hospital and clinical innovation centre.
FMS Dental's own CAD-CAM laboratory — established in 1995, one of India's earliest dental labs of its kind — gives Dr. P Parthasaradhi Reddy direct control over the precision, materials, and aesthetics of every restoration he designs.
FMS International Dental Center treats patients from 40+ countries. Dr. PP Reddy's reputation for cosmetic smile transformation has made FMS Dental Hyderabad one of Asia's foremost destinations for international smile makeover tourism.
Every FMS smile makeover integrates orthodontists, periodontists, surgeons, and dermatologists working as one team under Dr. PP's leadership — ensuring comprehensive outcomes that transcend cosmetic dentistry alone.
Understanding that confident smiles encompass overall facial harmony, FMS Group has expanded beyond dentistry. FMS Skin & Hair and FMS Sculpt were started in 2019, to bring together dermatologists, plastic surgeons, cosmetic dentists, orthodontists and maxillofacial specialists to deliver truly holistic aesthetic outcomes.
Dr. P Parthasaradhi Reddy and his team offers the full range of aesthetic dental treatments — individually designed for each patient's facial anatomy, lifestyle, and smile goals. Every treatment is preceded by Digital planning and lab approval.
Comprehensive transformation combining veneers, crowns, teeth whitening, gum contouring, orthodontics and Orthognathic Surgery (Jaw correction) — all digitally planned. Every element is designed as a unified aesthetic composition for a natural, harmonious result.
Ultra-thin porcelain shells bonded over natural teeth — changing shape, colour, size, and symmetry with minimal to no tooth preparation. Expert in IPS e.max, feldspathic, and zirconia veneer materials. Glass ceramics that require minimum to no tooth reduction.
Facial analysis and digital smile preview before any treatment. Using DSD, Nemotec, EXOCAD, and 3Shape — patients see and approve their new smile digitally before a single procedure begins. A consultation that starts with facial analysis and ends with a lab-approved mock-up.
In-chair professional bleaching and take-home whitening systems — several shades lighter in a single session. Also combined with veneers and bonding in comprehensive smile makeover plans. Safe, clinically monitored, and long-lasting.
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Full-coverage tooth-coloured ceramic crowns — for broken, heavily restored, or discoloured teeth. CAD-CAM milled in FMS's in-house lab for perfect shade matching, superior strength, and biocompatibility. No metal substructure.
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Tooth-coloured composite resin sculpted directly onto teeth to correct chips, gaps, discolouration, and minor misalignments — a reversible, no-drill option for subtle smile enhancement. Completed in a single visit.
Laser Precision
Laser gum recontouring for "gummy smiles," uneven gum lines, or disproportionate tooth-to-gum ratios. Painless, bleeding-free LASER procedure — dramatically improves smile symmetry and often transforms the entire facial appearance.
Anti-Ageing Dentistry
Restoring youthful aesthetics for ageing smiles — correcting tooth wear, discolouration, lost vertical height, gum recession, and facial structure changes that come with age. Combines multiple techniques for comprehensive smile and facial rejuvenation.
Prosthetic Expert
For patients with complex cases involving missing teeth, severely worn dentition, and jaw changes — Dr. PP designs comprehensive rehabilitation plans integrating implants (with Dr. Shailaja Reddy's team) and prosthetic restorations for complete functional and aesthetic transformation.
No cosmetic dentist in India has a more deeply evolved understanding of restorative materials. Dr. PP Reddy has worked with every generation of ceramic technology — from his earliest cases in the late 1990s to today's digital-first workflows.
VITABLOCS® Mark II for highly aesthetic anterior work — among the first in India to master this material for veneers.
Moved to Empress systems (lucite-based all-ceramics) — superior aesthetics and translucency for full veneer and smile design cases.
Lithium disilicate (e.max) — the current gold standard for porcelain veneers. Zirconia for full-arch crown and bridge work.
In-house CAD-CAM milling, 3D printing, DSD workflow, and digital shade matching — precision and speed unmatched in the region.
FMS Dental's in-house CAD-CAM dental laboratory — established in 1995, one of India's earliest — gives Dr. PP Reddy a direct, hands-on relationship with every veneer, crown, and restoration he designs. Unlike clinics that outsource fabrication to external labs with no clinical oversight, FMS fabricates all ceramic restorations internally — allowing Dr. Reddy to personally guide shade selection, morphology, and surface texture until the result is exactly right. This is one of the primary reasons FMS Dental's cosmetic outcomes are consistently described as natural, precise, and indistinguishable from healthy natural teeth.
"Our in-house laboratory is not just a facility — it is the bridge between clinical artistry and material science. Having our technicians work alongside our clinicians is what allows us to consistently deliver restorations that feel personal and look completely natural."
— Dr. P. Parthasaradhi Reddy, Founder Chairman, FMS Dental
"I got my smile designing treatment from Dr. PP Reddy. He suggested veneers after taking pictures and videos of my teeth. My smile was designed in software and shown on a big screen — I could see exactly how I'd look before any treatment. I was completely satisfied with the outcome. I recommend Dr. Reddy to anyone looking for a smile they've always dreamed of."
"FMS Dental is the best dental clinic in Hyderabad. I got my veneers done and Dr. PP Reddy and his team transformed my smile with precision and artistry. The state-of-the-art equipment and highly professional, caring approach made the whole experience amazing. I am very happy with the outcome."
"I was met very well and put at ease. Dr. PP Reddy was very precise and professional in his opinions. The skill level was top-notch. I visited from abroad specifically for my smile makeover and the results were worth every mile. The DSD preview process was eye-opening — I could literally see my new smile before any treatment."
Prof. Dr. P. Parthasaradhi Reddy at FMS International Dental Center, Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad, is India's most celebrated and famous cosmetic dentist. With 35+ years of clinical experience since 1989, a Famdent Legend in Dentistry award for 8 consecutive years (2017–2024), and the London IAE Best Aesthetic Practice award, he is the undisputed leader in smile makeover dentistry in Hyderabad and India.
Digital Smile Design (DSD) is an advanced digital workflow where your new smile is designed, previewed on screen, and approved by you — before any treatment begins. Dr. PP Reddy uses DSD, Nemotec, EXOCAD, and 3Shape software to create personalised smile designs, then produces a lab-approved wax mock-up or 3D-printed trial smile so patients can experience their new smile before any irreversible treatment.
Dr. PP Reddy has received: Famdent Legend in Dentistry (2017–2024, 8 consecutive years); Hall of Fame in Dentistry (Times Health Excellence Awards); Best Aesthetic Dentist of the Year — London IAE Awards 2018; Best CEO Healthcare Dental — URS Asia One / PricewaterhouseCoopers; and TOI Best Dental Hospital South India (9 consecutive years, 2017–2025). Under his leadership FMS Dental is GCR #1 in India.
Yes. Dr. PP Reddy and FMS Dental treat smile makeover and cosmetic dentistry patients from 70+ countries. The International Patient Coordination Centre (IPCC) provides pre-travel DSD consultations, digital smile previews, itemised treatment estimates, visa support, and airport transfers. Smile makeover costs at FMS are 60–70% below equivalent procedures in the UK, USA, and UAE.
Dr. PP Reddy uses the full range of veneer materials, selected based on each patient's case: IPS e.max (lithium disilicate — the current gold standard for most veneer cases); porcelain dental laminates (minimal to no tooth preparation); feldspathic ceramics (for maximum translucency); and zirconia for full-coverage situations. All veneers are fabricated by master technicians in FMS's in-house CAD-CAM laboratory.
Yes. Dr. PP Reddy and the FMS cosmetic team use laser gum contouring to reshape an uneven or excessive gum line — correcting gummy smiles with precision and virtually no discomfort. Laser gum recontouring at FMS is performed in a single visit using FOTONA Waterlase lasers, and is often combined with veneers or crowns as part of a complete smile makeover plan.
FMS Dental Hospitals was founded in 1993 by Prof. Dr. P. Parthasaradhi Reddy — making him the visionary who introduced India's first true multispeciality dental clinic, where all dental specialities were delivered under one roof. In 1996, FMS further pioneered India's first true dental hospital with inpatient facilities, an operating theatre, and a dedicated anaesthesia team. Today FMS has 13 locations across Hyderabad and Kochi and is the GCR #1 ranked dental clinic in India.
FMS Dental treats smile makeover patients from different countries. Dr. PP Reddy's DSD-designed, lab-precision cosmetic results attract patients from many countries who seek world-class aesthetic dentistry with the full support of FMS's in-house CAD-CAM dental lab, international patient coordination, and unmatched clinical expertise.
Patients from different countries visit FMS Dental Hyderabad for smile makeovers — saving 60–70% vs equivalent UK, USA, and UAE costs while receiving DSD-designed, laboratory-precision porclien- venners from India's most awarded cosmetic dentist.
Your smile transformation begins with a digital design session. See your new smile on screen before any treatment begins. India's most awarded cosmetic dentist — Prof. Dr. P. Parthasaradhi Reddy — is ready to create a smile designed exclusively for your face.
| S. No | Title | Journal | Year | Volume(Issue) | Pages |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Effects of fluoride concentration on developmental defects of enamel, Nalgonda district A.P. | J Indian Assoc Public Health Dent | 2009 | 14 | 38–43 |
| 2 | Knowledge, attitude and practice towards personal protective measures adapted by dental practitioners in Hyderabad city - a cross infection control measure | J Indian Assoc Public Health Dent | 2010 | 15 | 1–4 |
| 3 | Oral health awareness among anganwadi workers in Karimnagar town | J Indian Assoc Public Health Dent | 2010 | 15 | 5–8 |
| 4 | Patterns of tobacco sale and tobacco consumption in villages between Vikarabad and Tandur, Andhra Pradesh - A cross sectional study | J Indian Assoc Public Health Dent | 2011 | 17 | 89–92 |
| 5 | Dental ailments and rationale of OTC dispensing of drugs by pharmacists in suburban areas of Hyderabad | J Indian Assoc Public Health Dent | 2011 | 14 | 38–43 |
| 6 | Microbial contamination of laptop keyboards in dental settings | International Journal of Public Health Dentistry | 2011 | 2(2) | 4–6 |
| 7 | Attitude and utilization of dental auxiliaries by dental practitioners in Hyderabad city, Andhra Pradesh | J Indian Assoc Public Health Dent | 2012 | 19 | 39–46 |
| 8 | Knowledge and attitude of gynecologists towards oral health care in pregnant women | J Indian Assoc Public Health Dent | 2012 | 20 | 23–28 |
| 9 | The impact of third molars on oral health–related quality of life | J Indian Assoc Public Health Dent | 2012 | 19 | 99–105 |
| 10 | Evaluating the status of third molars and associated pathologies among postgraduate students of Hyderabad city | J Indian Assoc Public Health Dent | 2012 | 20 | 40–47 |
| 11 | Cell phones: a mechanical vector for bacterial pathogens | Indian Journal of Dental Sciences | 2013 | 5(2) | 24–27 |
| 12 | Assessment of anxiety related to dental treatments among patients in Ranga Reddy district, Andhra Pradesh | Oral Health Prev Dent | 2014 | 12 | 357–364 |
| 13 | Public priorities for government spending on dental health care | Journal of Public Health | 2014 | 22(1) | 67–71 |
| 14 | Oral health related knowledge, attitude and practices among primary health care workers in India | J Int Soc Prevent Community Dent | 2014 | 4(Suppl S1) | 11–17 |
| 15 | Association between chronic periodontal disease and cardiovascular risk factor hyperlipidemia | Journal of Dr. NTR University of Health Sciences | 2014 | 3(4) | 249–253 |
| 16 | Association of maternal food choices with caries status among preschool children in Vikarabad | J Indian Assoc Public Health Dent | 2015 | 13(3) | 285–289 |
| 17 | Correlation between PUFA index and oral health related quality of life of a rural population in India | Journal of Clinical and Diagnostic Research | 2015 | 9(1) | 39–42 |
| 18 | Opinions of commuters to receive oral health messages in South Central Railway zone India | J Indian Assoc Public Health Dent | 2015 | 13 | 497–501 |
| 19 | Oral health status of underground coal mine workers of Ramkrishnapur, Telangana | J Clin Diagn Res | 2016 | 10(1) | 28–31 |
| 20 | Physico-chemical and bacterial evaluation of drinking water in and around Vikarabad, Telangana | J Clin Diagn Res | 2016 | 10(5) | LC01–LC07 |
| 21 | Reasons for smoking among teenagers aged 14–17 years in Vikarabad town | J Indian Assoc Public Health Dent | 2016 | 14 | 80–83 |
| 22 | Impact of gutkha ban on users and vendors in Ranga Reddy District | Asian Pac J Cancer Prev | 2016 | 17(11) | 5005–5009 |
| 23 | Attitude and practices among nurses regarding oral health care of nonambulatory patients in Warangal | J Indian Assoc Public Health Dent | 2017 | 15(3) | 244–246 |
| 24 | Emotional effect of tooth loss among denture and non-denture wearers | J Indian Assoc Public Health Dent | 2017 | 15(3) | 247–251 |
| 25 | Survey on availability and accessibility of medical and dental services for traumatic injuries in Hyderabad | Int J Physical Education, Sports and Health | 2018 | 5(5) | 95–99 |
| 26 | Factors responsible for missed dental appointments in Telangana | J Oral Dent Res | 2018 | 8(3) | 267–271 |
| 27 | Sealants revisited: efficacy comparison – randomized controlled trial | Dent Res J (Isfahan) | 2019 | 16(1) | 36–41 |
| 28 | Mothers’ insight on feeding babies with cleft lip and palate in Hyderabad | Int J Community Med Public Health | 2020 | 7(3) | 1012–1016 |
| 29 | Impact of COVID-19 lockdown on dental house surgeons in Telangana | International Journal of Community Dentistry | 2022 | 10(1) | 28–35 |
| 30 | Ethical dilemmas and empathy among dental students in Telangana | Journal of Multidisciplinary Dental Research | 2024 | 10(2) | 43–49 |
| 31 | Association of oral overuse behaviours and stress with temporomandibular disorders in adolescents | International Journal of Dentistry Research | 2024 | 9(3) | 78–82 |
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