Archive · 23 Sep 2025
Delhi Launches First Central Tissue Bank and e-Office
The Delhi Health Minister opened two new things at a dental school: a tissue bank and a new online office for the dental council.
The tissue bank is the first of its kind in India for dentists and stores important materials for fixing teeth.
The new online office makes it easier and faster for dentists to do their work because it is fully digital and cashless.
This should improve how dentists can provide care for their patients.
Delhi Health Minister launched a central tissue bank.
The tissue bank is the first of its kind in India.
The tissue bank provides tissue and bone grafts for patients.
The Delhi Dental Council launched a cashless 'e-Office' system.
The new facilities are to improve healthcare delivery and dental education.
- Who
- Delhi Health Minister Pankaj Kumar Singh
- What
- Launched a Central Tissue Bank and a cashless DDC e-Office
- When
- Tuesday
- Where
- Maulana Azad Institute of Dental Sciences (MAIDS), Delhi
- Why
- To improve dental care
Existing Dental System
New Dental System
Healthcare Accessibility
Existing Dental System
Potentially limited due to traditional, less efficient processes
New Dental System
Improved by new facilities such as the tissue bank and digital office.
- Event
- Inauguration of Central Tissue Bank and DDC e-Office
- Location
- Maulana Azad Institute of Dental Sciences (MAIDS)
- Initiator
- Delhi Health Minister Pankaj Kumar Singh
- Tissue Bank
- India's first; provides tissue/bone grafts
- DDC
- Introduced cashless 'e-Office' system
- DDC Function
- Oversees dentist registration and ethics