Gawaban Dental Clinic

17/09/2026

Happy birthday to our hardworking and loyal auxiliary! Thank you very much for your honesty and service. May the Lord bless you more and grant you the wishes of your heart.🙏🎉

17/08/2026

We are truly thankful for all the love and your continued support. Your trust in our services is what keeps us going. 🙏🥰

04/08/2026

04/08/2026

Non-prep veneers are veneers that can be placed without tooth preparation or reduction. These are thin, tooth-colored shells that are bonded to the front surface of the teeth to enhance the appearance. Veneers conceal imperfections such as, chips, stains, cracks, and tooth discolorations. A mould of your teeth is taken to make custom veneers.


📝Advantages:
- Preserves tooth structure
- Non invasive
- Best bond strength to tooth enamel
- No post operative sensitivity
- No need for anesthetic administration
- Greater patient satisfaction

📝Limited to the following cases:
- Teeth in the right position (not crowded/no rotations)
- Square-shaped teeth (not triangular-shaped)
- Small-sized crowns (large-sized teeth needs preparation)
- Short to average length crowns (lengthy crowns needs tooth preparation)

📌Come visit us to find out if you qualify to get non prep veneers.

Sample of EMAX non-prep veneers 📷👇

03/06/2026

15/04/2026

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Braces can fix your teeth alignment—but without proper care, they can increase the risk of cavities and gum disease.

Orthodontic brackets create plaque traps around every tooth. If cleaning isn’t precise, bacteria build up along the gumline and around brackets, leading to early white spot lesions (demineralization), cavities, and inflamed, bleeding gums. What may look like “just stains” during treatment can become permanent enamel damage once the braces are removed.

That’s why oral hygiene during braces matters more than ever. Cleaning around brackets, between teeth, and along the gums isn’t optional—it’s what protects your enamel while your teeth are moving. Straight teeth are important, but keeping them healthy is what truly defines a successful result.

23/10/2025

Choose the right time to visit your dentist.

17/10/2025

Orthodontic treatment is more than just aligning teeth — it’s a period when oral hygiene demands double the attention. Brackets, wires, and bands create small spaces that trap food and plaque, making brushing and flossing more challenging. When plaque isn’t removed properly, it hardens into tartar and creates the perfect environment for bacteria to cause cavities, gum inflammation, and white spot lesions around brackets.

Research shows that patients wearing braces are at a higher risk of developing enamel demineralization within weeks of poor cleaning habits. The bacteria responsible for tooth decay release acids that dissolve the outer enamel surface, often without pain or visible symptoms in the early stages. These marks and cavities can become permanent, even after the braces come off — leaving behind irreversible stains or structural damage.

Maintaining good oral hygiene during braces isn’t just about aesthetics — it’s about protecting long-term oral health. Using an orthodontic toothbrush, interdental brushes, and fluoride mouthwash helps prevent bacterial buildup and mineral loss. Regular professional cleanings and check-ups ensure early detection of plaque accumulation and decay before they spread.

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Disclaimer: This information is for educational purposes only and does not replace a professional medical advice or diagnosis.

10/09/2025

Missing teeth

08/09/2025

Teeth are more than tools for chewing. Each tooth acts like a pillar that helps maintain the natural height and structure of the face. When teeth are lost, the support system weakens, and the lower third of the face begins to collapse. This collapse makes the cheeks look sunken, the lips lose fullness, and wrinkles form earlier — creating a prematurely aged appearance.

The effects go far beyond chewing and nutrition. Tooth loss disrupts how the jaws fit together, leading to imbalanced forces during chewing. Over time, this not only reduces the ability to eat certain foods but also places stress on the jaw joints and muscles, contributing to discomfort and further functional problems.

Bone loss is the hidden consequence. The roots of natural teeth stimulate the jawbone, keeping it strong. Once teeth are missing, that stimulation disappears, and the bone starts shrinking. This bone resorption accelerates facial collapse, making a person look older than their actual age. It’s a gradual process, often underestimated, but medically well-documented in dentistry.

In short: losing teeth is not just a dental issue — it’s a health and appearance issue. Protecting natural teeth preserves nutrition, speech, confidence, and the youthful balance of the face.