ORTHODONTIC Services:

1. Ceramic braces: (TOOTH COLOURED BRACES)

Ceramic brackets are made of composite materials. they "blend in" with the teeth and are less noticeable than metal.
As an alternative to metal dental braces, both teenagers and adults can choose clear ceramic dental braces. These dental braces are designed to be less observed and blend seamlessly with the color of your teeth, making them difficult for others to detect. Additionally, ceramic dental braces does not discomfort to your lips and gums, ensuring a more comfortable experience throughout the treatment process.

2. Metal braces:

Metal brackets are the ones that are most frequently used. They appear as small metal buttons that are glued to the front of each tooth. These tend to be less expensive than other types of brackets.

3. lingual braces:

These are the ultimate in brace concealing technology. Usually, lingual brackets are made of metal. Hidden dental braces, known as Incognito lingual braces, provide complete invisibility as they are attached behind the surface of your teeth. These dental braces are customized for everyone, making them one of the most advanced orthodontic technologies currently available. Despite their placement closer to the tongue, they offer remarkable comfort. The use of robotic wire-bending and rounded edges sets them apart and gives them a distinct advantage.

4. Self-ligating: (DAMON SYSTEM)

They are extremely patient-friendly, easy to maintain, less pain and discomfort to the patient, faster treatment compared to conventional dental braces, broad and wide smile and incredible results. uses a "passive" slide mechanism to maintain arch wires within the bracket, allowing them to move freely. This reduces friction and binding, so your teeth can move quickly and more comfortably.

5. INVISALIGN and CLEAR ALIGNERS:

Invisible braces or clear aligners are wafer-thin, transparent aligners that fit smoothly on your teeth and gently reposition them to give you the perfect smile. They offer you all the benefits of conventional orthodontics and spare you from the inconvenience of metal brackets and wires.

Advantages of aligners:

Computer Crafted
Invisible braces are created using the latest digital mapping and moulding technology.

Transparent
Get a revitalised smile without anyone knowing.

Removable
Effortlessly remove your aligners to eat, drink or brush

Comfortable
The clear edges won’t irritate your gums or cheeks

Effective
The treatment is completed in short span of time of about 4-12 months, displaying the desired results.

One Visit
International patients can make a quick visit of two days, and get the subsequent aligners delivered to their address periodically.

6. RETAINERS:

Achieving a lasting and stable outcome is crucial following orthodontic treatment with braces.
Dental retainers are custom-made appliances used to maintain the position of teeth after orthodontic treatment like braces. They are designed to prevent teeth from shifting back to their original positions, ensuring the results of orthodontic treatment are long-lasting. Retainers can be either removable or fixed, made of various materials like wire, plastic, or a combination of both.

7. FUNCTIONAL JAW ORTHOPEDICS(FJO):

A specialized area of dentistry that focuses on influencing the growth and development of the jaws to achieve optimal function and alignment. It utilizes removable appliances to guide jaw growth, rather than relying solely on fixed appliances to correct tooth alignment. FJO aims to address issues like malocclusion, temporomandibular disorders (TMJ), and sleep apnea by influencing the body's natural growth process.

EARLY INTERVENTION:

Why Early Intervention Matters:
Orthodontic issues, if left unaddressed, can worsen over time and lead to more complex problems in adulthood. Early intervention allows Dr. to identify and treat these issues during the developmental stages, often making the treatment process more straightforward and effective.

Common Orthodontic Issues in Childhood:
Certain orthodontic issues are more effectively treated in childhood, including:
Crowded Teeth: When there isn’t enough space for teeth to properly align.
Crossbite or Overbite: Misalignment of the upper and lower jaws.
Thumb Sucking or Pacifier Use: Habits that can affect jaw development.

Early Intervention comprises of:

Comprehensive Evaluation:
Early intervention begins with a thorough orthodontic evaluation. Dr. assesses the child’s oral health, jaw development, and tooth alignment to identify any potential issues.

Customized Treatment Plans:
No two smiles are alike, and neither are their treatment plans. Dr. creates personalized strategies for each child, considering their unique orthodontic needs and developmental stage.

Gentle and Patient-Centric Care:
Understanding that children may feel apprehensive about orthodontic treatment, provide gentle, patient-centric care, ensuring a positive experience for young patients.

Benefits of Early Intervention
Reduced Treatment Complexity:
Addressing orthodontic issues early can prevent the progression of problems, reducing the complexity of future treatments.

Optimal Jaw Development:
Early intervention allows for the guidance of proper jaw development, ensuring a well-aligned bite and reducing the risk of jaw-related issues.

Enhanced Facial Aesthetics:
Proactive orthodontic care in childhood contributes to balanced facial aesthetics, boosting a child’s confidence as they grow.

How does braces work?

Teeth can slowly be moved and shifted into proper position by applying pressure in certain directions. Bands, wires and elastics are placed on the teeth to move them in the right direction. This takes place slowly and carefully over an extended period of time. Shifting teeth back into a functional position can take months to years, but eventually, you'll have a new and improved mouth! Retainers are often used after the braces, to hold the teeth in their new position until they are stable. It is important to wear the braces or an appliance. If you quit at any point during treatment, the teeth can shift back into their old position.

Who needs Orthodontic treatment?

Today children, as well as adults, are choosing to have orthodontic treatment since age is no longer a factor that governs the feasibility of the treatment. But as you grow older the duration of the treatment is increased since it is easier to shift and align teeth during the growth phase of the jaws. Orthodontic treatment corrects -malocclusion (bite or occlusion is off) -tooth malalignment (crooked teeth).

Why treat Malocclusion?

Orthodontics is not only used to improve your appearance. Malocclusion or malaligned teeth can have long-term effects, such as:
Interference with normal growth and development of the jaws
Abnormal swallowing patterns
Abnormal facial muscle function
Impairment of chewing
Speech defects
Susceptibility to cavities due to the difficulty of removing plaque from crooked teeth vulnerability to accidents or fractured teeth (if your front teeth stick out, they may be more easily injured).