An orthodontic virtual consultation allows you to get expert advice on orthodontic treatment from the comfort of your home. You’ll share photos of your teeth, and we’ll provide personalized recommendations.

You can send clear photos of your teeth. We’ll guide you on the angles and shots we need to evaluate your smile effectively.

Yes! Our orthodontic virtual consultations are complimentary and come with no obligation to begin treatment.

We can assess spacing, crowding, bite alignment, and other concerns to determine if braces or clear trays are right for you.

If you’re ready to proceed, we’ll schedule an in-office appointment for a detailed evaluation, including X-rays and scans, to finalize your treatment plan.

Absolutely! We’ll discuss both options and help you decide which is best for your lifestyle and needs.

No, clear smartphone photos in good lighting are all we need. We’ll provide instructions on how to take the best pictures.

Yes, your information and photos are securely stored and used only for your personalized consultation.

Yes! We encourage you to include any questions or concerns when submitting your form, and we’ll address them in our response.

Bad breath or halitosis is a common oral health problem which could be prevalent not only due to dental problems but also some systemic diseases like respiratory problems, diabetes, stomach upsets etc. Bad breath can arise due to negligence of oral hygiene, pyorrhoea in gums, food lodgement in decayed teeth and unclean tongue. You could be either suggested the use of a mouthwash, taught proper brushing/flossing techniques and treated for dental decay or gum problems.

While preferable age for braces is teenage (7 years old and above), people of any age can avail this treatment. The treatment time may however be longer for adult patients as the bone is denser in them. Having said that, with newer treatment options like invisible, ceramic braces, aesthetics and time of treatment are also not a problem.

A filling is a way to restore a tooth damaged by decay back to its normal function and shape. When a dentist gives you a filling, he or she first removes the decayed/black deep cavities, cleans this affected area, and then fills the cleaned-out portion of the tooth with a filling material which is biocompatible. By closing off spaces where bacteria can enter, a filling also helps prevent further decay. Materials used for fillings include gold, porcelain, a composite resin (tooth-coloured fillings), and an amalgam (an alloy of mercury, silver, copper, tin and sometimes zinc).

If your tooth is broken, chipped or fractured, see your dentist as soon as possible. Otherwise, your tooth could be damaged further or become infected. You could possibly end up losing the tooth. Treatment for a broken/ chipped tooth will depend on how severely it is damaged. If only a small piece of enamel/ the outer white surface is broken, the repair can usually be done simply by filling with a good tooth coloured material. A badly damaged or broken tooth may require a root canal treatment/crown/dental veneer.