Golf Course Road, DLF Phase 5
- Care setting
- Sanar International Hospitals
- Association
- Senior Consultant; consultations and treatment
- Address
- Golf Course Road, DLF Phase 5, Sector 53, Gurugram, Haryana 122002
- Appointments
- Call or WhatsApp +91 9650298009
- Timing
- Confirm the venue, date and time before travelling

Sanar International Hospitals on Golf Course Road
The confirmed Sanar setting is Sanar International Hospitals, Golf Course Road, DLF Phase 5, Sector 53, Gurugram, Haryana 122002. Dr. Supreet Kaur Sawhney serves as a Senior Consultant and provides consultations and treatment there. This page gives the verified address and appointment route without assuming a hospital department, schedule, technology or direct booking number.
What a specialist hospital appointment may help clarify
Patients may arrive with a proposed implant, a complex extraction, a wisdom-tooth concern, gum recession, a bone-grafting question, a whole-mouth plan or another oral-surgical problem. The relevant service guide explains the clinical vocabulary and alternatives. The appointment itself establishes whether the concern belongs to Dr. Supreet’s scope, which records are needed and what venue is suitable.
For missing teeth, compare dental implants with bridges and dentures. For extensive dental breakdown, read full-mouth rehabilitation. For soft-tissue concerns, the gum-grafting page explains why the cause of recession matters.
Confirm the Golf Course Road appointment
Call or WhatsApp +91 9650298009 and request Dr. Supreet at Sanar International Hospitals. Repeat Golf Course Road, DLF Phase 5, Sector 53 when the venue is confirmed. Write down the date and time and check current arrival guidance before travelling.
The personal working window listed for Dr. Supreet is 10:00 am to 8:00 pm. It is not a Sanar hospital schedule and does not guarantee her presence at Sector 53 throughout those hours.
Make the visit clinically useful
Bring a referral, recent dental imaging, earlier treatment plans and a list of medicines when those are already available. Note the main problem and what you hope the consultation will answer: whether a tooth can be saved, whether an implant is suitable, whether grafting is necessary or which setting should coordinate the next stage.
The first visit may be diagnostic or planning-focused. Further records, consent or a different appointment may be necessary before treatment. Do not assume a same-day procedure from the location listing.
A Golf Course Road appointment is still case-specific
The Sanar page confirms the setting, not a universal treatment package. A patient may be referred for a missing-tooth decision, bone assessment, gum concern or complex oral surgery, but the first visit can still conclude that preservation, monitoring or another venue is more appropriate. Bring the question you want answered and allow the consultation to establish the next step.
Keep the plan linked to the original question
If the referral was for an implant, ask which restoration and foundation are being considered. If it was for gum recession, ask whether inflammation or the restoration also needs attention. If it was for an impacted tooth, ask what the image and symptoms show. A focused question helps the Sanar appointment remain useful.
Keep the Golf Course Road visit patient-specific
Keep the Golf Course Road, DLF Phase 5 and Sector 53 details with your booking confirmation.
Let the confirmed appointment define the next step
The location page supports travel planning; the clinical assessment decides whether the concern is suitable for treatment, monitoring, preservation or referral. That distinction keeps the Sanar visit patient-specific.
When the routine route is not safe
If symptoms are changing quickly, use urgent care rather than waiting for the planned booking pathway. The location page should support a scheduled visit, not delay attention when the condition is serious. Planned care begins only after the patient is safe to wait.
The routine contact route is for scheduled care, not urgent triage or emergency advice.
This page is not emergency access through Sanar International Hospitals. Breathing or swallowing difficulty, uncontrolled bleeding, severe facial trauma or rapidly increasing swelling needs immediate appropriate emergency care. Do not wait for a website response.
For planned specialist care, use the contact page and confirm the Sanar venue before travel.
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