Orthodontics (Braces & Aligners)

Advanced Dentistry refers to the use of state-of-the-art technology and techniques in dental treatments, as well as a comprehensive approach to patient care. This field of dentistry encompasses a wide range of specialised procedures and treatments, including cosmetic dentistry, restorative dentistry, orthodontics, periodontics, and implant dentistry.

Advanced dental treatments may include the use of digital x-rays, 3D imaging, and laser technology, which allow dentists to diagnose and treat dental problems with greater accuracy and precision. Advanced Dentistry also emphasises preventative measures, such as regular checkups and cleanings, to help patients maintain optimal oral health and prevent future dental issues.

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When Should You Go for Advanced Dentistry?

Advanced dentistry focuses on improving the appearance and functionality of teeth, gums, and jaws. If you are looking to enhance the aesthetics of your smile or correct a dental issue that has been bothering you, then you should consider going for advanced dentistry. Some dental issues that may call for advanced dental treatment include:

Classic Signs That You Should go For Advanced Dentistry Treatments

Missing or damaged teeth

Advanced dentistry focuses on improving the appearance and functionality of teeth, gums, and jaws. 

Cosmetic problems

Advanced dentistry focuses on improving the appearance and functionality of teeth, gums, and jaws. 

TMJ disorders

Advanced dentistry focuses on improving the appearance and functionality of teeth, gums, and jaws. 

Gum disease

Advanced dentistry focuses on improving the appearance and functionality of teeth, gums, and jaws. 

Bite problems

Advanced dentistry focuses on improving the appearance and functionality of teeth, gums, and jaws. 

When Should You Go for Advanced Dentistry?

Braces can be started at almost any age, but the ideal time is between 10–14 years when jaw growth is active. Early check-ups (by age 7) help detect problems early.

On average, treatment takes 12–24 months, depending on the severity of the case and patient cooperation.

Both are effective. Braces are suitable for all cases, while aligners are more aesthetic and removable but may not work for very complex issues.