Meet Dr. Grewal

A dentist whose first patients were paratroopers.

Dr. Grewal learned dentistry at one of the country's top dental schools, and learned what care really means in the U.S. Army.

Dr. Karan Grewal, DDS, in a white coat
The short version

From Seattle, to the Army, to North Raleigh.

Dr. Dilkaranjot "Karan" Grewal grew up in Seattle and earned his DDS from the University of Washington School of Dentistry. He then served as a dental officer in the United States Army with the 44th Medical Brigade, caring for the soldiers of the 82nd Airborne Division, where dentistry has no sales quotas and no upselling. There is only one question that matters: what does this patient actually need?

After the Army, Dr. Grewal spent a year in a high volume practice, treating a large number of patients without ever compromising on outcomes or on the patient experience. It sharpened something he already believed: care and efficiency were never actually in conflict, and neither one has to come at the expense of the other.

He brought all of it, the discipline, the pace, the plain language habit of explaining everything before doing anything, to North Raleigh, where North Oaks Family Dentistry is now his practice, and his patients are his neighbors.

Dr. Grewal in U.S. Army uniform in front of a UH-60 medevac helicopter
How he practices

Three things you can count on.

He explains everything. You'll see what he sees, in plain language, before any decision is made.

He tells you when treatment can wait. Sometimes the most honest recommendation is to watch and re-check.

He treats your family like his own. Every plan is the one he'd choose for the people he loves.

Dr. Grewal with his wife, Jasjit, outdoors
Off the clock

Marathons, home projects, and family time.

When he's not in the office, Dr. Grewal is usually training for a marathon, halfway through a home-improvement project, or defending his strong opinions about North Carolina BBQ. He and his wife, Jasjit, share their home with a dog named Nimbu, who has never once flossed.

Common questions

Is Dr. Grewal accepting new patients?

Yes, Dr. Grewal is welcoming new patients. If you were previously a patient of Dr. Reeves, your full records are already here, so there's nothing to transfer.

Does Dr. Grewal see children?

Yes, North Oaks is a family practice and sees patients of all ages.

Which insurance does Dr. Grewal accept?

See our Insurance & Payment page, and if you don't see yours, call us; we'll check for you.

Come meet him in person.

First visits are unhurried by design.

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