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Braces

Conventional braces

Conventional braces, ( traditional metal braces) consist of metal brackets that are attached to each tooth and use ligature to hold wire in place.

Self ligating braces

Self-ligating braces feature brackets equipped with built-in clips or doors. These components eliminate the need for ligatures, reducing friction between the archwire and the brackets. The absence of ligatures can make self-ligating braces easier to clean and potentially more comfortable.

Clear Aligner

Clear aligners are a discreet and removable orthodontic treatment option designed to straighten teeth and correct various dental misalignments. Unlike traditional braces, clear aligners are transparent, making them less noticeable. These custom-made, plastic trays are worn over the teeth and gradually shift them into the desired positions.

Veneer

Porcelain Veneer
Porcelain veneers are thin, custom-made shells crafted from dental porcelain that are applied to the front surface of teeth to enhance their appearance. Customized to match the patient's desired shape, size, and color, porcelain veneers provide a versatile cosmetic option for individuals seeking a personalized and long-lasting improvement in their smile. Offering “the best” treatment and being one of the most popular veneer materials, porcelain has been a very common choice of dental patients for years. These ceramic veneers resist stains, are naturally tooth-colored, and last for a long time. Porcelain veneers are a popular alternative to dental crowns and can help ensure that your mouth is well taken care of. Dental professionals will have 15 or more choices in material colors to match it accurately to your teeth. Pros: Stain-resistant Similar texture to teeth Lasts for 10-15 years Low chance of being damaged Doesn’t injure gum tissue Cons: Very expensive Requires enamel to be removed Hard to repair when damaged
Composite Venner
Composite veneer in dental treatment involving the direct application of a tooth-colored composite resin material onto the front surface of teeth. These veneers are used to enhance the appearance of teeth by addressing issues such as discoloration, minor chips, or irregularities. Unlike porcelain veneers, composite veneers are created and shaped directly in the dental office, making the procedure more cost-effective and efficient. Composite is very similar to porcelain, but different materials provide a cheaper cost and faster installation. The downfall of these benefits is the shorter lifespan and higher chance of discoloration. The same material that’s used for tooth-colored cavity fillings is what’s used for composite veneers. What is often lost when it comes to lifespan can be made up with the benefit of repairing chips in the veneer without the need for a full replacement. Pros: Strong and chip resistant Lasts 5-10 years Smooth texture Easily repairable Can be applied in a single visit Cons: Prone to discoloration Not as durable as porcelain

Teeth Whitening

Express Teeth Whitening
Express Whitening is designed for those new to teeth whitening treatments. With a gentle 6% active ingredient formula, it's suitable for beginners seeking noticeable results. In just one cycle, lasting 15 minutes, it can lighten teeth by approximately 3-5 shades. The effects typically endure for 3 to 6 months.
In Office Whitening
Office Whitening is tailored for experienced users looking for more significant whitening. With a stronger 35% active ingredient concentration, it offers more profound results. This treatment involves three cycles, each lasting 20 minutes. It can lighten teeth by about 5-8 shades and typically lasts for 6 months to 1 year.