OPG scan equipped Little Pearls Orthodontics in equipped with a full mouth OPG scanning facility for high precision orthodontic work during your treatment while moving teeth. The OPG scan can also detect any underlying oral health issues with respect to the teeth and jaws such as wisdom teeth removal before starting the orthodontic treatment.
iTero Scan 3D iTero scan integrated with artificial intelligence shows the final treatment outcome even before we start!
Easy Check-ups Tooth movements are checked every month in accordance to the treatment plan. Components are tightened to facilitate precise tooth movements every 45 days. Oral hygiene should be a priority during orthodontic treatment.
Treatment options & Orthodontic appliances available Fixed appliances include Traditional braces with metal brackets & stainless steel wires, tooth-colored ceramic braces, self-ligating braces. Removable appliances include — Invisalign clear aligners that straighten teeth faster as well & removable retainers.
What is an orthodontist? Orthodontists is a dental specialist who undergoes 3+ years in the field of orthodontics which is a branch of dentistry treat patients with conditions such as crooked teeth which are also called dental malocclusions. An orthodontist will diagnose a case using study models and orthopantomogram which are very essential in deriving the right treatment plan for the patient. The department of orthodontics also includes dentofacial orthopedics involving the study and correction of any abnormalities in the growth phase of the dento facial apparatus. What is the difference between a dentist and an orthodontist? Orthodontists and dentists deal with patients to resolve many dental and oral health problems. Orthodontics is one of the eight dental specializations and it deals with the correction of various malocclusions. Orthodontists treat many malocclusions such as underb...
What is a pediatric dentist? Pediatric dentists are specially trained in MDS which is a post-graduate programme in India to handle kids from early infancy to the age proceeding up to their teenage. They are specially trained for three years to administer dental and oral health care with respect to your child s teeth. Parents usually see the deciduous dentition (baby teeth) appearing in the oral cavity at about the age of six to seven months. The primary dentition usually exfoliates around the age of seven or eight to give way to the permanent dentition. Space maintainers can be placed by the pediatric dentists in case of early exfoliation to allow the permanent teeth to erupt in a proper direction. Comprehensive pediatric dental care for children is required for your child at this stage to prevent any caries or gum diseases. This branch is also called preventive dentistry as the main aim of a pedodontist would also involve in preventing future dental problems such as ...
Keeping Your Child's Teeth Healthy By Little Pearls Pediatric Dentistry Oral hygiene is crucial for your child’s health. There is a lot you can do care for your child’s teeth and gums from an early age, including monitoring their diet and cleaning their teeth. You should also establish brushing and flossing habits, so your child knows how to care for their teeth. Keep reading to learn more about keeping your child’s teeth healthy. Keep an eye out for baby teeth Baby teeth start to appear when your child is around six months old. Usually the first teeth to break through the gums will be the front bottom teeth, and they will continue to come in until your child is about three years old. Children typically have ten teeth on the top and ten on the bottom. Clean their gums It is important to start cleaning your child’s teeth before they even break through their gums. ...
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