Asia’s Largest Dental Chain Clove Dental Accelerates West India Expansion, Targeting 100 Clinics in Mumbai and 30 in Ahmedabad

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With top-notch hygiene standards, expert doctors, and affordable prices, Clove Dental is setting new Benchmarks in Dentistry.

New Delhi, May 20, 2025 - Clove Dental, Asia’s largest dental chain, is scaling up its presence in West India with rapid clinic expansion across key cities, including Navi Mumbai, Thane, Pune, Panvel, and Ahmedabad, among others. The brand has witnessed exponential growth in the region, driven by its commitment to ethical, specialist-led care, unmatched hygiene protocols, and advanced technologies. Clove Dental currently operates 34 clinics in Mumbai, including multiple locations in Navi Mumbai, Panvel, Kalyan, Thane, and Mulund. The company has added 13 new clinics in 2024 and 21 clinics in 2025 (till date), and plans to open 20 more this year. With a clear roadmap in place, Clove aims to reach 100 clinics across Mumbai by the end of 2026.

 

"Cities like Mumbai and Ahmedabad have long been in need of an international-quality, affordable oral healthcare brand that maintains the highest standards of standardization and accountability. This gap in the market has led to strong acceptance of Clove Dental wherever we have launched. We’re witnessing a consistent rise in walk-in footfall, new patient visits, and treatment volumes, and it's a clear indicator of growing trust and satisfaction. We are committed to expanding in West India to ensure access to world-class dental care for everyone," said Mr. Amarinder Singh, Founder and CEO, Clove Dental.

 

As of May 2025, Clove Dental operates 70 clinics in Maharashtra across Mumbai, Navi Mumbai, Thane, Kalyan, Dombivli, Panvel, and Pune. The company is targeting to double this count in the next 12 months, cementing its position as the dominant dental care provider in the state.

 

"At Clove Dental, clinical hygiene isn’t a promise—it’s a protocol. Our operations are built on precision, accountability, and consistency. From Mumbai to Ahmedabad, we’ve integrated technologies like advanced oral scanners and specialist-led treatment systems that ensure accurate diagnoses and comfortable care. This blend of technology, cleanliness, and standardized protocols across clinics sets us apart and enables us to scale while maintaining world-class quality," added Lt. Gen. Dr. Vimal Arora, Chief Clinical Officer, Clove Dental.

 

Parallel to Mumbai’s success, Clove Dental is rapidly expanding in Ahmedabad. From just 6 clinics in early 2024, the company has now grown to 19 operational clinics, with new openings in Ranip, Naroda, and Maninagar. By the end of 2025, Clove aims to have 30 clinics across the city. 

 

Patients in Ahmedabad especially appreciate the strict sterilisation protocols, specialist-led treatment model, transparent recordkeeping, and patient-centric communication. The success of Clove’s orthodontic and pediatric services reflects the city's readiness for advanced, protocol-driven dental care. With oral health awareness still low in some areas, Clove aims to bridge the gap by bringing world-class care to every neighborhood.

 

About Clove Dental

 

Clove Dental is the largest network of dental clinics in Asia, offering a wide range of treatments including general dentistry, orthodontics, implants, pediatric care, and more. Founded in 2011, the brand operates over 600 clinics in 26 cities with a team of 1300+ expert doctors. Clove is known for its cutting-edge technology, ethical standards, and transparent practices, making it the most trusted dental care provider in the country.

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