Dr Laurence Masters
19.09.19
Ortodonzia
The benefits of intraoral scanners in orthodontics
New technology is undoubtedly changing how the medical world works, assisting diagnoses and making it easier to predict the right course of treatment for patients. New technology also has a major role to play in orthodontics. We decided to ask Dr Laurence Masters about how the 3Shape TRIOS® scanner has helped him at his clinic.
Dr Chaw-Su Kyi
09.07.19
Ortodonzia
Can you be too old for the orthodontist?
For most people, braces were something you wore in your childhood or during your awkward teenage years. However, now there are more and more people in their adult years seeking help from the orthodontist for misaligned teeth – either from birth or from previous problems such as gum disease. So is there an upper age limit to treatment – and what is orthodontic treatment like as an adult? We interviewed specialist London-based orthodontist Dr Chaw-Su Kyi to find out.
Dr Asif Chatoo
02.07.19
Ortodonzia
Teeth whitening: why you should always take the professional route
Teeth whitening is now on offer in most dental and orthodontic practices. In this article, leading specialist in orthodontics Dr Asif Chatoo explains why it has become so popular and why the professional route is always the best option.
Dr Asif Chatoo
12.06.19
Ortodonzia
Dental hygiene: a brighter, whiter and healthier smile
Leading orthodontist Dr Asif Chatoo explains the importance of regularly visiting the dental hygienist to ensure that you maintain a bright and healthy smile. Read more about the ideal amount of visits to have and also the risks of online whitening kits.
Dr Chaw-Su Kyi
23.05.19
Ortodonzia
The Damon System: how do these braces straighten your teeth?
Braces can result in perfectly straight teeth – but the discomfort involved in wearing them is often a turn-off for patients. Is there another way? We spoke to London-based specialist orthodontist Dr Chaw-Su Kyi about the brand new Damon System – a type of braces that works without elastics and can result in fewer trips to the orthodontist.
Dr Asif Chatoo
25.04.19
Ortodonzia
What is interceptive orthodontics?
Around one-third of UK children have teeth which would benefit from orthodontic treatment. The majority who need orthodontics will start treatment around the age of 11 or 12. Interceptive orthodontics will benefit some children from an earlier age to avoid dental complications in the future. Orthodontist Dr Asif Chatoo tells us more about interceptive orthodontics and what children it can help.
Dr Asif Chatoo
25.01.19
Ortodonzia
Will lingual braces affect my speech?
The tongue is an amazing organ. It is essential in providing the sense of taste, allowing us to eat, drink, and swallow, and enabling us to speak. Highly flexible, sensitive, and adaptable, the tongue performs the most complex and specialised motor activity that the human body can do. Because lingual braces take up space on the back of the teeth, there is potential for them to have an impact on the normal movement of the tongue. Leading orthodontist Dr Asif Chatoo explains:
Dr Asif Chatoo
26.11.18
Ortodonzia
Wedded to the digital wow factor
The future is here, and it’s digital. Why are 3D scanners making such an impression in the orthodontics world? We spoke to Dr Asif Chatoo, leading specialist in orthodontics and founder of The London Lingual Orthodontic Clinic.
Dr Moira Wong
12.11.18
Ortodonzia
Top 5 reasons why adults need braces
Braces were once thought of as a treatment for older children and teenagers – best to have while their jaws are still developing before the teeth settle in adulthood, right? Well, not necessarily. Modern orthodontics recognises that, in fact, the teeth can continue to move at any age, and adults with misaligned teeth may very well benefit from braces too. Esteemed dentist Moira Wong explains:
Dr Moira Wong
05.11.18
Ortodonzia
Let’s get this straight: when should your child visit an orthodontist?
When is it time to start taking your child to the dentist? And what signs should prompt you to take them to see an orthodontist? We asked Dr Moira Wong, a highly accomplished orthodontist based in London.
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