Having made inroads in Mumbai, Fredna Dental Systems, part of Fredun Pharmaceuticals, plans to launch its technology-driven complete dental care services in Pune, Bengaluru, Hyderabad and Delhi-NCR.
FDS’ journey into dental care started with the launch of advanced DentX3D imaging centres for high-resolution 3D jaw scans in Mumbai. The scan is uploaded to a cloud and reports are generated.
The centre also provides services to other CBCT (Cone Beam Computed Tomography) centres through its platform DentXReporting. Expert radiologists analyse the image remotely to provide diagnostic insights to over 40 partner centres across India and even in markets such as North America and Europe, the company said.
Once the digital blueprint of the patient’s mouth is mapped, FDS’s manufacturing wing, DentXGuide, uses 3D printing to create a physical “surgical guide”. This is a custom-fitted template that snaps onto a patient’s teeth during surgery, featuring a precise channel that guides the dentist’s drill down to a fraction of a millimetre, it added
FDS also caters to the tooth aligner market with ‘Xalign’, a system that keeps local dentists strictly in charge of the treatment. The company has bridged the gap into advanced biochemistry with its ‘Freossi’ line of bone-grafting materials.
When a patient does not have enough natural jawbone to support an implant, dentists use Freossi’s patented collagen-infused granules to safely stimulate new bone growth. FPL manufactures these materials in-house to maintain quality control and keep costs affordable.
Instead of a clinic spending a fortune on expensive machinery, FDS bundles the 3D scan, the custom 3D-printed guide, the physical implant, and even sends a trained clinical assistant directly to the doctor’s office to help with the procedure.
Fredun Medhora, Managing Director, FDS said by turning subjective clinical dental work into a predictable, data-driven science, the company has been making complex treatments safer, faster and far more accessible.
“When you seamlessly connect the entire loop of patient care, from the very first diagnostic scan to the routine follow-up care, you build an incredibly resilient business,” he said.
India’s dental care market is undergoing a massive shift and expected to jump from ₹5,200 crore in 2022 to ₹1.12 lakh crore by 2030. This boom is likely to be fuelled by a rapidly aging population requiring advanced treatments and dental tourism with international patients travelling to India to save 70-90 per cent on clinical care, according to a recent study.
Published on July 23, 2026
