Treatments 

Braces Treatment: What you can expect?

Step 1: Initial Consultation- Appointment - Examination by an Orthodontist – Photos, X-Rays, Scan/Impressions

Goal:
To check if you need braces and understand what kind of problems you have (like crowding, gaps, overbite, underbite etc.)

Step 2: Diagnosis & Treatment Plan- Treatment plan, Discussion(Type of Braces/Treatment time/cost and payment options) and Consents

Goal:
To know exactly what will be done, how long it will take, and how much it will cost.

Step 3: Teeth Cleaning or Dental Work (if needed) – Tooth cleaning/ Filling/ Any necessary pre-treatment procedures

Goal:
To make sure your teeth and gums are healthy before starting treatment.

Step 4: Getting Braces Put On – About 1-2 hours

Goal:
To begin the process of moving your teeth into the correct position.

Step 5: Regular Adjustment Appointments (Every 4–8 Weeks) – Tightens the wire/ Modify according to the Treatment Goal

Goal:
To keep your teeth moving correctly and on schedule.

Step 6: Managing Discomfort and Oral Care- All along the treatment

Goal:
To prevent cavities and stay comfortable during treatment.

Step 7: Removing Braces (Debonding) – When Treatment goal achieved, Both Orthodontist and you are satisfied - Braces/attachments removed - Teeth polished

Goal:
To reveal your straight, new smile!

Step 8: Retainers – Discussion on Options to keep your teeth from moving back – Impressions/ Scan – Retainer delivery.

Goal:
To keep your teeth straight long-term.

Clear Aligner Treatment: Step-by-Step

Want to straighten your teeth without metal braces?
Clear aligners are a great option — nearly invisible, comfortable, and removable.

Step 1: Consultation – Appointment- Examination with an Orthodontist -Let’s Talk Options

 We offer different aligner brands to suit your needs and budget, including: Invisalign® / Spark™ Aligners / Flash Aligners / Other trusted systems

We also discuss pricing upfront, No hidden fees. No surprises. Just honest answers.

Step 2: Digital Scans & X-Rays- 3D digital scans  & X-rays and photos

This helps us create your personalized treatment plan.

Step 3: Custom Treatment Plan Preview

Using your scans, we create a digital simulation- You’ll see the results before you even start!

Step 4: Your Aligners Are Ready! – Notified and Appointment fixing (Within 14- 21 days)

Aligner Try-In – Attachments wherever required

Step 5: Quick Check-Ins Every 6–8 Weeks

You’ll visit us regularly to: Monitor your progress, to get your next sets of aligners, Make any adjustments if needed

Most visits are quick and easy — no wires, no tightening!

Step 6: Refinements (If Needed)

Sometimes teeth need a little extra guidance near the end of treatment.

We may: Take new scans , Order additional aligners (called refinements), Continue until your teeth are perfectly aligned

This is totally normal and part of ensuring your best smile.

Step 7: Treatment Complete – Your New Smile!

Once your teeth are in place: Attachments are removed, We take final photos or scans, You walk out with a confident, straighter smile!

Step 8: Retainers – Keeping That Smile for Life

After treatment, you’ll wear retainers (usually at night) to keep your teeth from shifting.

We’ll guide you on: How often to wear them, When they might need replacing, How to care for them.

Root Canal Treatment: Step-by-Step for you!

If you’ve been told you need a root canal, don’t worry — it’s not as scary as it sounds. In fact, it’s a safe, effective way to save a badly infected or damaged tooth and stop the pain.

Here’s what happens during a root canal, step by step:

Why You Might Need a Root Canal

You may need a root canal if: You have a deep cavity or Your tooth is badly cracked or injured or if there’s an infection or swelling near the root of your tooth, or You feel severe toothache, sensitivity to hot/cold, or pain when chewing

A root canal can relieve pain and help you keep your natural tooth — instead of removing it.

Step 1: Examination & X-Ray

Step 2: Explain you about the procedure, obtain consent, Proceed to treatment/ Schedule an appointment with the specialist.

Step 3: Numbing the Area- Local anaesthesia is used to numb the tooth and surrounding area.

Step 4: Cleaning Out the Infection – Remove the decay by drilling, remove the infected tissue inside the tooth, and disinfected

Step 5: Filling the Root Canals - The empty canals are filled with a soft, rubber-like material (called gutta-percha) to seal them, A temporary filling is placed on top until a final restoration is done.

Step 6: Follow-Up Visit for Final Restoration- After the root canal, your tooth needs to be protected and restored with a permanent filling, or in some cases, a dental crown.

Does Every Root Canal Need a Crown?

Not always.
Whether you need a crown depends on which tooth was treated and how much of the tooth is left.

We will assess your tooth carefully and explain the best option to keep it strong and protected for the long term.

How Long Does a Root Canal Take?

Most root canals are done in 1 or 2 visits, the number of visits depends on the condition of the tooth, Severity of the infection and whether a crown is needed.

Crown and Bridge Treatment: Step-by-Step for you!

If you have a damaged tooth or missing teeth, crowns and bridges are reliable ways to restore your smile, improve chewing, and protect your oral health.

Here’s what you can expect during treatment.

You may need a crown if: Your tooth is cracked, weakened after a root canal, have a large filling and need extra protection, or You want to improve the look or shape of a tooth

You may need a bridge if: You have one or more missing teeth or You want to restore your bite and smile

Step 1: Consultation & Examination-  Examination, X-rays if required, discuss whether a crown or bridge is best for your needs, explains the process, cost, and answers your questions.

Step 2: Preparing the Tooth (or Teeth)

• For a crown, the tooth is gently shaped to make room for the crown.

• For a bridge, the teeth on either side of the missing tooth (called abutment teeth) are prepared in the same way.

• This may involve removing some tooth material.

Step 3: Taking Impressions- an impression (mold) or digital scan of your teeth to create a custom-made crown or bridge that fits perfectly.

Step 4: Lab Work (Making Your Crown or Bridge)

• Your impressions are sent to a dental lab- Skilled technicians craft your crown or bridge from materials like porcelain-Zirconia, ceramic, or metal- This usually takes 2-4 days

Step 5: Fitting the Crown or Bridge

• Your permanent crown or bridge is carefully fitted, adjusted, and cemented into place - your bite is checked to make sure it feels comfortable.

Step 6: Caring for Your Crown or Bridge

• Good oral hygiene is essential — brush twice a day and floss daily - Avoid biting very hard foods to protect your new restoration - Regular dental check-ups will help keep your crown or bridge in great shape.

How Long Does the Treatment Take?

• Typically, 2 visits: one to prepare and take impressions, another to fit the permanent crown or bridge. Sometimes more visits are needed for adjustments.

Dental Implant Treatment: Step-by-Step for you!

Missing a tooth or teeth? A dental implant is a strong, natural-looking solution that can restore your smile and help you chew comfortably — almost like having your real tooth back.

Step 1: Consultation & Examination

• The dentist examines your mouth and takes X-rays or 3D scans - They check if you have enough jawbone to support an implant.

• Discuss your health, treatment options, timeline, and costs.

Step 2: Planning & Preparation

• If needed, bone grafting or other procedures like tooth removal might be done to build up the jawbone.

• You’ll be scheduled for the implant placement once your mouth is ready.

Step 3: Placing the Implant

• The area is numbed - The implant (a small titanium post) is surgically placed into the jawbone - You’ll have some healing time (usually a few months) while the implant fuses with the bone.

Did You Know? Immediate Implants Are Possible!

In some cases, the implant can be placed right after a tooth extraction, so you don’t have to wait for healing before getting your implant.

Immediate Loading — A Faster Smile

Sometimes, a temporary crown or bridge can be attached to the implant on the same day as the implant placement. This means you can leave the clinic with a tooth instead of a gap!

Note: Immediate loading depends on having enough strong bone and stable implant placement. Your dentist will tell you if it’s a good option for you.

Step 4: Healing & Osseointegration

• This is when the implant “bonds” with your jawbone to become strong and stable - can take anywhere from 3 to 6 months, depending on your case - During this time, you might wear a temporary tooth replacement (unless you had immediate loading).

 Step 5: Attaching the Abutment

• Once healed, a small connector piece called an abutment is attached to the implant - This holds the crown (the visible tooth) in place.

Step 6: Fitting the Crown

• After the gums heal around the abutment, your custom-made crown is attached - The crown looks and feels like a natural tooth, matching your other teeth.

Step 7: Care & Maintenance

• Brush and floss as you would with your natural teeth - Regular dental check-ups keep your implant healthy - Implants can last many years with proper care.

🕒 How Long Does Treatment Take?

• Traditional implant treatment takes several months because of healing time.

• With immediate implants and immediate loading, the process can be faster, sometimes completed in a day or just a few weeks.

• Your dentist will advise the best option based on your individual situation.

Dentures: Your Guide to a Comfortable Smile

Missing teeth? Dentures are a popular and effective way to restore your smile, improve chewing, and boost your confidence. There are different types of dentures depending on your needs — and we’ll help you choose the best option.

Types of Dentures

1. Removable Partial Dentures

• Used when some natural teeth remain - Replace missing teeth and fill gaps, preventing other teeth from shifting - Made of a gum-colored base with replacement teeth attached - Can be easily removed for cleaning.

2. Complete Dentures

• Used when all teeth in the upper or lower jaw are missing - Replace an entire arch of teeth - Rest on your gums and can be taken out daily for cleaning - Helps restore facial shape and smile.

3. Implant-Supported Dentures

• Dentures anchored to dental implants for extra stability and comfort - Prevent slipping and improve chewing ability - Can be removable or fixed depending on your preference.

Step 1: Consultation & Exam

• The dentist examines your mouth, remaining teeth, and gums - Discuss your needs, preferences, and options - Take impressions and X-rays if needed.

Step 2: Planning Your Dentures

• Decide which type of denture suits you best - Choose tooth shape, size, and color for a natural look - Discuss timelines and costs.

Step 3: Impressions & Measurements

• Detailed impressions of your gums and teeth (if partial dentures) - Measurements to ensure proper fit and bite.

Step 4: Try-In & Adjustments

• You’ll try a wax or plastic model to check fit and appearance – can make adjustments for comfort and look.

Step 5: Final Denture Fitting

• Receive your final denture - Dentist checks fit, bite, and comfort - Learn how to wear and care for your dentures.

Step 6: Follow-Up Care

• Regular check-ups to adjust fit if needed - Tips on cleaning and maintenance - For implant-supported dentures, check implants and attachments regularly.

How Long Does Denture Treatment Take?

• Usually completed within 2 to 4 visits over a few weeks.

• Implant-supported dentures may take longer due to implant healing.

Need complete dentures but don’t want to wait weeks? We offer a quick and convenient denture solution — get your removable complete dentures ready in just 2 days!

Fast-Track Complete Dentures in Just 2 Days!

How It Works: Quick & Easy Dentures in One Visit

In a single 3-hour appointment, you’ll get:

• Impressions of your gums - Jaw measurements for perfect bite - Wax trial with teeth set — you see and approve how your new smile will look - Final adjustments to ensure comfort

Then, in just 2 days, your hard, durable complete dentures will be ready for delivery.

You’ll leave with a natural-looking, comfortable denture — faster than you thought possible!

Why Choose Our 2-Day Denture Service?

• Save time — no multiple long visits over weeks

• See your new smile before final denture is made with the wax trial step

• Comfort & fit — precise measurements and try-in included

• Durable, hard denture — made with quality materials

Ready for your fast, comfortable new smile?

Book your 3-hour appointment today and get your complete dentures delivered in just 2 days!