Bites & Braces Dental

Bites & Braces Dental Prevention is Better than Treatment. Annual Oral Disease Prevention Plans. Its Not A Story.... Its A Journey

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A Place where Treatments have Choices. A Place where Prevention is more important than treatment. Established in March ,2006 , Bites & Braces™ Dental has maintained a credible station for top of the line treatment & prevention. The company has grown in the past years to become state of the art dental treatment facility by hiring competitive & friendly staff, creating a comfortable and relaxing env

ironment, ease of access to information & ensuring high sterilisation standards. Bites & Braces™ have a keen interest in Community Health. Different techniques have been used to increase dental health awareness by visiting schools (more than 100) , giving lectures to students on basic oral hygiene & distributing brochures containing information of basic dental oral hygiene maintenance. Bites & Braces™ Dental also has an online APPLICATION (Free) for the whole world to target Dental awareness & weekly Oral health tips. Whats app, Facebook, Instagram, Google. We’ve made it easy to Contact us. We are here to HELP. You just have to ASK! Malls and market places have also been targeted as these are community saturated areas where large no. of population can be approached at one place. Keen interest has been shown by society confirming the need of dental awareness and the lack of knowledge people have in oral hygiene maintenance. Their enthusiasm to learn further emphasizes the need for more dental health awareness campaigns. At Bites & Braces™ it is our mission to provide friendly environment, promote prevention and develop quality standards that are second to none. Far beyond a Typical Dental Office. Its Dentistry for today’s Lifestyle &

Today's lifestyle demands Prevention not Treatment.

Types of Suturing TechniquesIntermittent (Interrupted) sutures: Individual stitches are placed separately and tied indep...
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Types of Suturing Techniques

Intermittent (Interrupted) sutures: Individual stitches are placed separately and tied independently. They provide good wound approximation and allow selective removal.

Continuous sutures: A single strand is passed continuously along the wound, making placement faster and providing uniform tension.

Blanket continuous sutures: A continuous locking pattern that provides secure wound closure and helps control wound-edge tension.

Retention sutures: Deep, widely spaced sutures used to provide additional support in large, deep, or high-tension wounds, reducing stress on the primary closure.

Choice of suture technique depends on wound location, depth, tension, tissue type, and the desired level of wound-edge approximation.

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Practice makes Perfect

Surgical Blades
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Surgical Blades

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How to Remove Gloves

Esthetic Principles of Smile Designing Esthetic dentistry aims to create a harmonious relationship between the teeth, gi...
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Esthetic Principles of Smile Designing

Esthetic dentistry aims to create a harmonious relationship between the teeth, gingiva, lips, and facial features. Key principles include incisal display, tooth proportions, incisal profile, tooth-to-tooth proportions, gingival outline, smile line, tooth inclination, and buccal corridor.

An attractive smile generally depends on appropriate central incisor dimensions, balanced tooth-width relationships, a harmonious gingival zenith and margin, and a smile line that follows the curvature of the lower lip. Proper tooth inclination and controlled buccal corridors further contribute to a natural and balanced appearance.

In short: Dental esthetics is not simply about white teeth—it is about achieving proportion, symmetry, harmony, and a natural relationship between teeth and surrounding soft tissues.

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Dental Burs - Shapes

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Frenectomy

Classification of Dental CavitiesG.V. Black’s classification categorizes dental caries according to their location on th...
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Classification of Dental Cavities

G.V. Black’s classification categorizes dental caries according to their location on the tooth:

Class I: Cavities in pits and fissures — occlusal surfaces of posterior teeth and pits of molars/premolars.

Class II: Cavities on the proximal surfaces of posterior teeth (premolars and molars).

Class III: Cavities on the proximal surfaces of anterior teeth, without involving the incisal angle.

Class IV: Cavities on the proximal surfaces of anterior teeth involving the incisal angle.

Class V: Cavities on the cervical/gingival third of the facial or lingual surfaces of any tooth.

Class VI: Cavities involving incisal edges of anterior teeth or cusp tips of posterior teeth.

Remember:
I = Pits & fissures | II = Posterior proximal | III = Anterior proximal | IV = Anterior + incisal | V = Cervical | VI = Cusp/incisal tip.

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Vampire Trinkets

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Direct Pulp Capping
Direct pulp capping (DPC) is a vital pulp therapy procedure in which a biocompatible material is placed directly over an exposed vital pulp to maintain vitality and promote reparative dentin formation.
Indications: Small mechanical/traumatic or selected carious exposures in a vital tooth with no signs of irreversible pulpitis.
Materials: Calcium hydroxide, MTA, Biodentine, and other calcium-silicate cements.
Procedure: Rubber dam isolation → control pulpal bleeding → place capping material over the exposure → provide a good coronal seal.
Success depends on: Proper case selection, aseptic technique, hemorrhage control, and an effective restoration/coronal seal.

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Bites & Braces Dental. Plot 56, 10th Commercial Street Phase 4 DHA
Karachi
75500

Opening Hours

Monday 11:00 - 18:00
Tuesday 11:00 - 18:00
Wednesday 11:00 - 18:00
Thursday 11:00 - 18:00
Friday 15:00 - 18:00
Saturday 11:00 - 18:00

Telephone

+923325314833

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