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warmice
post Jul 8 2020, 10:32 AM

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Hi all, if there any reliable dental clinic can recommend for braces? Around PJ/Puchong/Sri Petaling/Kuchai Lama...which not too far away from Puchong...
I'm thinking to have invisalign but it is damn expensive, the quotation i got is from 18k-20k...is it normal? If invisalign better than damon system? One of the dentist told me if I wear invisalign about 1 yr can done and damon may need longer time... so I wonder which one shal i go for....
Much appreciate for your guys advice =)
warmice
post Jul 8 2020, 01:45 PM

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QUOTE(Batusai @ Jul 8 2020, 12:01 PM)
Yes 18-20k is normal quotation for Invisalign depending on your case thou. sometimes can be cheaper.

Invisalign is clear braces where you dont have to have any brackets on your teeth, with some help of attachments and the aligner, your teeth can be moved and achieve the final result as braces too.

Benefit of invisalign would be more comfortable, removable and doesnt interfere with eating, easier to clean and maintain hygiene.

As for timing, not significant studies show that invisalign is faster but most dentist feedback says that it is. Even so it wont differ by a lot.

If you have the $$$, and want a more comfortable experience, go for Invisalign.
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Thanks for your advice!!! It's bit awkward but yea, below the x-ray i took in previous when I do my wisdom tooth extraction....one of the dentist I consult told me that I have to remove 3 teeth and can don't bother the one hide under the gum when i have the braces...so i wonder how true it is....

And I did consult her about damon clear but she not recommend and not using it because the result not good, teeth moving slow...so she only do damon or invisalign braces...if you dont mind to give me some advice & opinion.... biggrin.gif

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warmice
post Jul 8 2020, 03:28 PM

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QUOTE(Batusai @ Jul 8 2020, 03:04 PM)
This OPG x-ray is not sufficient for me to provide you with advice on your treatment.

But one thing is for sure, you should remove the tooth that is impacted under the other teeth, they risk causing problems in future and may interfere with your tooth movement.

Damon Clear is basically ceramic, functions the same with regular Damon (stainless steel).

Ceramics will have higher friction with the wires that will slow down tooth movement therefore slower result. But the end result would still be the same. Just longer time.

Go for regular Damon if possible if you're ok with the metal showing, unless you really must look good even with the braces then you can opt for Damon clear, but be prepared for longer treatment time and increased cost too.
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owww...is it mean i have to go for surgery to remove the hidden tooth under the gum OR just remove the tooth above it and then pull the hidden tooth out?? shocking.gif
warmice
post Jul 8 2020, 03:52 PM

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QUOTE(Batusai @ Jul 8 2020, 03:34 PM)
ah basically one of the premolars is stuck under the tooth as there is not enough space to come out.

You have to undergo a minor surgery to remove the hidden tooth. but prior to that, your dentist would probably take a 3D x-ray to ascertain the position of the tooth to plan for the removal approach.
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oww...it is terrible when i saw the word "surgery" laugh.gif

I'm not sure but do you have any reliable dental clinic can recommend to me arround KL/Selangor area (I'm stay puchong)...Too many option but need a reliable one when it come to long term treatment like braces.... sweat.gif
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post Jul 8 2020, 04:22 PM

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QUOTE(Batusai @ Jul 8 2020, 04:05 PM)
haha. its a minor surgery, you can do it with local anesthesia, meaning only numbing that area, you dont have to go through a full body numb. But choice is up to you.

I'll give you a PM on recommendation. Cheers smile.gif
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Thanks Batusai!!

The minor surgery mean have to cut the gum and take the tooth out right?

Btw, will you recommend me to remove my wisdom tooth ? So far I have no issue with it but some dentist do advise me to remove all.... doh.gif

 

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