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About Dr. R.J. Vijayashree, M.D.S.



Founder & Chief Dental Surgeon – Shree Jayam Oral and Dental Clinic, Ambattur, Chennai

Dr. R.J. Vijayashree is a highly accomplished Dental Surgeon and Oral Pathologist with over 14 years of clinical and academic experience. She founded Shree Jayam Oral and Dental Clinic with a clear vision: to offer affordable, hygienic, and personalized dental care without compromising on quality or compassion.

What began as a sincere pursuit of excellence in dentistry has grown into a trusted clinic known for ethical practice, transparency, and comprehensive dental solutions.


🎓 Academic Excellence & Awards

  • University First Rank in M.D.S. with the Dr. B. Sivapathasundharam Gold Medal – a prestigious recognition of academic distinction.
  • Recipient of the IDA Molaris Award twice for Best Academician.
  • Honoured with the Best Paper Award at Microsummit 2024, an International research conference.
  • Recognized with multiple research contribution awards in the field of oral pathology and systemic disease correlation.


📘 Research & Publications

  • Contributor to leading academic textbooks (both national & international).
  • Published numerous scientific papers in peer-reviewed journals.
  • Active researcher in oral-systemic disease interlink and ethnopharmacology.
  • Regular speaker and presenter at conferences, seminars, and workshops.


🏥 Clinical Philosophy

Dr.R.J.Vijayashree believes dentistry is not just about treating teeth — it’s about treating people with care and understanding. At her clinic, all dental procedures are performed with precision, hygiene, and personalized attention. Whether it’s a routine checkup or a complex oral diagnosis, every patient receives individualized care in a friendly, sincere, and safe environment.

Her dual role as a clinician and academic allows her to blend evidence-based practice with the latest advancements in dental science.


🔁 Always Evolving

Dr. R.J.Vijayashree remains committed to continuous learning, constantly upgrading her knowledge through workshops, research, and collaboration. Her goal is simple: to help every patient smile brighter, healthier, and with confidence.


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