Nervous about your first aligner consult? So is everyone, at first.
Dr. Ankita has spent sixteen years — six of them with Magical Smiles — getting nervous patients past that first appointment. If crooked teeth have been bothering you for a while, or you're not sure whether aligners, braces or a crown is the right conversation to have, she'll take the time to explain it properly before anything moves forward.
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A calm, caring approach, built over sixteen years.
Dr. Ankita brings a calm, caring approach to dental care at Magical Smiles Caroline Springs. She takes the time to explain each procedure in detail, helping nervous patients feel at ease, and makes patient comfort a genuine priority at every appointment rather than an afterthought.
She particularly enjoys working with teenagers and young adults who are considering braces or clear aligners and want to understand their options properly. Many of her patients arrive feeling unsure about dental treatment — she listens, answers questions, and explains things in a way that feels comfortable and easy to follow, whether it's a first orthodontic conversation or a return visit after years away.
Before choosing a first appointment, you can get to know our dentists and the perspectives they describe. For more about listening before planning, Dr. Amolak Deep's biography explores that approach.
The profile of Dr. Christian Eskander includes his account of a first conversation with a patient. You can compare that with Dr. Vidya Pulla's description of how she begins an appointment.
For the co-founder's perspective on discussing choices, read Dr. Rachna Yadav's profile. The biography of Dr. Sonali Soin offers a separate introduction and practice information.
If your reading turns to implant planning, Dr. Vishal Gupta's profile explains his background in that area.
The first visit starts with a conversation about the patient's concerns, goals, and previous dental experiences. I spend time getting to know the person before discussing treatment options, and I explain my findings in plain language so they can make informed decisions. For patients who feel anxious, I focus on creating a calm and supportive environment — whether it's a nervous child, someone with a sensitive gag reflex, or a patient who hasn't seen a dentist for many years, I work at their pace and avoid rushing into treatment before they feel comfortable.
Dr. Ankita Morjaria, on her approach to a first visit
Straighter smiles, and the crowns & veneers to match.
Dr. Ankita works most often with patients who'd like straighter teeth, and has substantial experience across cosmetic and restorative care. Suitability for any treatment is always assessed individually at consultation.
A registered dentist, still learning.
Dr. Ankita has completed advanced training in single-visit crown technology (CEREC), and regularly participates in continuing education to stay current with the latest techniques in cosmetic, restorative and orthodontic care.
- Bachelor of Dental Surgery, Mumbai University
- General Registration, Dental Board of Australia (AHPRA)
- 16 years in practice, 6 of them with Magical Smiles
- Australian Dental Association, member
- Dental Board of Australia (AHPRA), registration DEN0002033944
- Aligner Essentials, 2025
- Advanced training in single-visit CEREC crown technology
Dr. Ankita grew up in India and now calls Melbourne home. Outside of work she enjoys spending time with her husband and their twins, and loves travelling, hiking and making the most of the outdoors.
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Things people usually ask.
Let's talk about your options.
A short consultation with Dr. Ankita is usually enough to understand what's possible — no pressure, and no decisions required on the day.
