Specialist Dental Group

Could you tell me which year and volume of JPD?

thanks for your interest :)

Neo TK, Cheng AC, Lee H, Wee AG. The management of an edentulous maxilla using CAD/CAM-guided immediately loaded provisional implant prosthesis with screw retained and cement retained abutments: A Clinical Report. Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry 2009;102:340-344.

I got it! thank you very much!

Cosmetic Dentistry did all the hard work.... :)

Hi Xiuhao, we will send you a message directly. thank you for your interest.

that is an interesting suggestion ....

we do show case presentations during the consultation with patients but have not uploaded these to YouTube or facebook because of certain considerations.

We will look into whether these issues can be resolved :)

thanks for your comment, Pramod. We look forward to seeing you soon.

Since this is your first consultation with Dr Chan, he will go through a discusson about Invisalign, assess your dental condition and also take your xrays/photos at the appointment. If you confirm to proceed with invisalign treatment, he will also take an impression of your teeth.

the impression of your teeth will be couriered to the USA where it will be scanned and a 3D image generated of your teeth. The ClinCheck software will be used to help plan your treatment from start to finish. Dr Chan will discuss the treatment plan with you and once both parties are satisfied with the proposed treatment, the aligners will be manufactured. ... See More

this whole process will take a few weeks....thus, we just wanted you to understand that you will not be receiving your Invisalign aligners at the very first visit.... it takes time to send your impression to the USA, to generate the customized 3D treatment plan, and then to manufacture the aligners and ship them back to Singapore.

You can find out more about the process at http://bit.ly/6RKVnK (watch the video).

have a good week ahead.

please continue this type of topics regularly .thanks

thanks, Anupam... more to come !!

I thought it would be about a new dental technique that would make dental procedures pain-free (I can dream right!!) but it's more about psychological aspects of making dentistry pain-free.
Having said that, I agree that the time before the chair - waiting room conditions and distractions - and the "bedside" manner of a dentist are huge factors ... See Morein making it all as relaxed and so, pain-free as possible.
And discussing the procedure BEFOREHAND makes a huge difference since it gives a better sense of what to expect and makes it less terrifying for those with overactive imaginations!
Thanks for the info because it also gives nervous patients insights into how to manage their dental fears.

appreciate your feedback, Lisa. Take care :)