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Dental check-ups can help prevent problems that may be caused by bacteria and various complications effectively. The dentist will perform a thorough examination of the health of your teeth, gums, and oral cavity to assess dental and oral health. If something is found to be defective or needs treatment, the dentist will advise you before treatment.

1. Dental check-ups

2. Teeth cleaning - Dental Scaling is a common dental procedure to removes all the plaque and tartar (hardened plaque) above and below the gum line and between teeth. This is to prevent gum disease and teeth that may occur to maintain oral health.

3. Floss the teeth

4. Fluoride coating

Teeth whitening helps to solve the problem of yellow teeth being whiter in a short time by removing stains in the dentin. Teeth whitening involves bleaching your teeth to make them lighter. it can lighten the existing color by several shades. There are two drugs used, Hydrogen peroxide and Cabamine peroxide, to whiten the enamel of the teeth.

There are currently 2 types of teeth whitening programs that are popular at dental clinics:

- Using of LED light called "Cool Light Whitening System"

- Using blue lights are projected onto the teeth to accelerate the breakage of pigment better and make the teeth whiter.

Dental Scaling is a common dental procedure to removes all the plaque and tartar (hardened plaque) above and below the gum line and between teeth. This is to prevent gum disease and teeth that may occur to maintain oral health.

A retainer is a removable device or tool that helps keep teeth in their original position. Prevent teeth from moving after the braces have been removed. Dentists recommend wearing a retainer at all times (except when eating or brushing teeth) for at least 6 months – 1 year, with more or less time, it will depend on the characteristics of each person's teeth. During the second year onwards patients will wear retainers only at night to maintain beautiful teeth and smile.

Smile with confidence with Vivera Retainer from Invisalign. Beautiful, clearer, stronger, and more flexible than 3 pairs. Don't be afraid of teeth moving.

A retainer is a removable device or tool that helps keep teeth in their original position. Prevent teeth from moving after the braces have been removed. Dentists recommend wearing a retainer at all times (except when eating or brushing teeth) for at least 6 months – 1 year, with more or less time, it will depend on the characteristics of each person's teeth. During the second year onwards patients will wear retainers only at night to maintain beautiful teeth and smile.

There are 3 types of retainers:

- Hawley retainer (removable)        

- Clear plastic Vivera retainers (removable)

- lingual wire, fixed, or bonded retainer (permanent)

A retainer is a removable device or tool that helps keep teeth in their original position. Prevent teeth from moving after the braces have been removed. Dentists recommend wearing a retainer at all times (except when eating or brushing teeth) for at least 6 months – 1 year, with more or less time, it will depend on the characteristics of each person's teeth. During the second year onwards patients will wear retainers only at night to maintain beautiful teeth and smile.

There are 3 types of retainers:

- Hawley retainer (removable)        

- Clear plastic Vivera retainers (removable)

- lingual wire, fixed, or bonded retainer (permanent)

A retainer is a removable device or tool that helps keep teeth in their original position. Prevent teeth from moving after the braces have been removed. Dentists recommend wearing a retainer at all times (except when eating or brushing teeth) for at least 6 months – 1 year, with more or less time, it will depend on the characteristics of each person's teeth. During the second year onwards patients will wear retainers only at night to maintain beautiful teeth and smile.

A retainer is a removable device or tool that helps keep teeth in their original position. Prevent teeth from moving after the braces have been removed. Dentists recommend wearing a retainer at all times (except when eating or brushing teeth) for at least 6 months – 1 year, with more or less time, it will depend on the characteristics of each person's teeth. During the second year onwards patients will wear retainers only at night to maintain beautiful teeth and smile.

There are 3 types of retainers:

- Hawley retainer (removable)        

- Clear plastic Vivera retainers (removable)

- lingual wire, fixed, or bonded retainer (permanent)