Best Orthodontist in Dubai

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Al Abrah Clinic is recognized as one of the top clinics in Dubai for orthodontic care. They are renowned for their expertise in providing high-quality orthodontic treatments, including traditional braces and modern options like Invisalign. Patients consistently praise the clinic for its professional service, personalized care, and effective treatment outcomes. Dr. Azeem Patel, Dr. Zakir Hussain, Dr. Burhan Showkat are the leading Orthodontists at Al Abrah Clinics, are highly regarded for their skills and dedication to achieving optimal dental alignment and oral health for every patient.

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Why Choose Al Abrah Clinic for Orthodontics ?

One of the best Orthodontist Team in Dubai.

Orthodontic cases can vary widely based on the nature and severity of the orthodontic issues a patient has. Here are some common types of orthodontic cases:

Crowding: This occurs when there is insufficient space in the dental arch for all teeth to fit properly. Crowding can lead to crooked teeth and difficulty in cleaning teeth properly.
Spacing: The opposite of crowding, spacing occurs when there are gaps between teeth. This can be due to missing teeth, small teeth, or excessive jaw space.
Overbite: Also known as a deep bite, an overbite is when the upper front teeth excessively overlap the lower front teeth vertically.
Underbite: An underbite occurs when the lower front teeth protrude further than the upper front teeth. This can affect both the appearance and function of the teeth and jaws.
Crossbite: A crossbite happens when one or more teeth are abnormally positioned either towards the cheek or towards the tongue in relation to their opposing teeth.
Open bite: An open bite is when the upper and lower front teeth do not overlap when the mouth is closed, leaving a visible space between the upper and lower teeth.
Midline discrepancy: This occurs when the center line of the upper front teeth does not align with the center line of the lower front teeth.
Overjet: Commonly referred to as “buck teeth,” overjet is when the upper front teeth protrude significantly beyond the lower front teeth horizontally.
Impacted teeth: This happens when a tooth is unable to emerge through the gums fully, often due to obstruction by other teeth or improper eruption direction.
Malocclusions: A general term for any misalignment of the teeth or incorrect relation between the teeth of the two dental arches.

Orthodontic treatment aims to address these issues using appliances such as braces, aligners, or other corrective measures. The specific treatment plan depends on the individual’s case and goals for oral health and aesthetics.

Benefits of Orthodontics

Improved Bite: Orthodontic treatment corrects misaligned teeth and jaws, improving bite function. This can alleviate issues such as difficulty chewing or speaking.
Enhanced Oral Health: Straight teeth are easier to clean and maintain, reducing the risk of tooth decay, gum disease, and related oral health problems.
Aesthetic Improvement: Orthodontics can significantly enhance the appearance of the smile by aligning teeth and improving facial symmetry.
Boost in Confidence: A straighter smile can boost self-esteem and confidence, leading to improved social and professional interactions.
Prevention of Dental Issues: Correcting alignment issues early can prevent more severe dental problems in the future, such as excessive wear of tooth enamel or jaw joint disorders.
Customized Treatment Options: Modern orthodontic techniques offer a range of treatment options, including traditional braces, clear aligners like Invisalign, and lingual braces, allowing patients to choose a method that fits their lifestyle and preferences.

Why Do You Need Orthodontic Treatment?

Malocclusions: These are dental misalignments such as overbites, underbites, crossbites, and open bites that can affect chewing, speaking, and oral health.
Crowded Teeth: When there is insufficient space in the jaw for teeth to erupt properly, crowding occurs, which can lead to difficulty cleaning teeth and increased risk of decay.
Spacing Issues: Gaps between teeth can affect appearance and increase the risk of gum problems and shifting of adjacent teeth.
Jaw Alignment: Misalignment of the jaws can cause discomfort, difficulty chewing, and speech problems.
Aesthetic Concerns: Many seek orthodontic treatment to improve the appearance of their smile and boost self-confidence.
Preventive Reasons: Early intervention can prevent more serious dental issues from developing later in life.

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How Orthodontic Braces are done In Dubai ?

Initial Consultation and Assessment:
- Before installing braces, the orthodontist conducts a thorough examination of the teeth, jaws, and facial structure.
- X-rays, photographs, and impressions (molds) of the teeth are taken to create a treatment plan.
Cleaning and Preparation:
- The teeth are cleaned thoroughly to ensure no plaque or debris interferes with the bonding process.
- If necessary, separators (small elastic rings) may be placed between the molars to create space for the bands.
Bonding of Brackets:
- Each tooth receiving a bracket is dried and then etched with a mild acidic solution to create a rough surface for better bonding.
- Orthodontic adhesive (dental cement) is applied to the back of each bracket, which is then carefully placed on the front surface of the teeth.
- Excess adhesive is removed, and the brackets are positioned precisely according to the treatment plan.
Placement of Archwires:
- Once the brackets are in place, an archwire is inserted into the brackets. The archwire is typically made of a shape-memory alloy like nickel-titanium or stainless steel.
- The archwire is secured to each bracket with elastic or metal ligatures (tiny rubber bands or metal wires).
Adjustments and Activation:
- The orthodontist may trim the archwire to fit and make initial adjustments to apply gentle pressure to move the teeth.
- Ligatures or rubber bands may be changed or adjusted to facilitate tooth movement as needed.
Instructions and Care:
- The orthodontist provides instructions on how to care for braces, including proper brushing, flossing, and dietary guidelines to prevent damage.
Follow-Up Appointments:
- Regular follow-up appointments (usually every 4-6 weeks) are scheduled to monitor progress, make adjustments, and replace archwires as teeth move into their desired positions.
Removal of Braces:
- Once treatment goals are achieved, the braces are carefully removed using dental instruments.
- Any remaining adhesive is polished off, and a retainer may be fitted to maintain the new position of the teeth.

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We believe in using the most up-to-date technology to provide quality dental care for our patients. To perform root canal treatments, we have global dental microscopes and endodontic microscopes at our disposal. With these advanced tools, we can offer virtually painless root canal treatments that give our patients the best possible results.

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We leave no spot unexamined when it comes to dental care. Our global dental microscope provides enhanced visualization and access to even the most difficult angles of the teeth, mouth, and jaws, enabling us to diagnose and treat dental conditions with greater accuracy. This advanced technology is so precise that it can reduce the need for x-rays, improving the quality of treatment and saving our patients time. With this tool at our disposal, you can expect faster, more efficient, and more effective dental care without compromising on quality.

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