Dr.george bardawilwww.drgeorgebardawil.com,info@drgeorgebardawil.com,Invisalign premier provider,speciality clinics center,st maamari,12th floorhamra,beirutlebanonHamra clinic 961-1-747644Fanar clinic 961-1-873718mobile 961-3-542724
Dr.George E. Bardawil-Orthodontist-Invisalign Diamond Premier Provider. Exclusive Advanced Orthodontics for All Ages. (Damon Insignia Braces,Invisalign,Suresmile,etc) Speciality clinics center, 5th floor, Suite B Facing Gefinor, Maamari Str, Hamra,Beirut, Lebanon Tel: 961-1- 735350 Fanar Main Road, Near Al-Fanar Pharmacy Bardawil Bldg, Lebanon WhatsApp 70-249009
Showing posts with label invisalign beirut lebanon orthodontist orthodontics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label invisalign beirut lebanon orthodontist orthodontics. Show all posts
Sunday, July 24, 2011
INVISALIGN-OPEN BITE TREATED BY DR.GEORGE BARDAWIL BEIRUT LEBANON
Dr.george bardawilwww.drgeorgebardawil.com,info@drgeorgebardawil.com,Invisalign premier provider,speciality clinics center,st maamari,12th floorhamra,beirutlebanonHamra clinic 961-1-747644Fanar clinic 961-1-873718mobile 961-3-542724
Labels:
beirut orthodontist,
best invisalign beirut,
best orthodontist beirut,
invisalign beirut lebanon,
invisalign beirut lebanon orthodontist orthodontics,
open bite treatment
Location:BEIRUT,LEBANON
Beirut, Lebanon
Thursday, April 21, 2011
OPEN BITE-A NEW HAPPY PATIENT JUST FINISHED HIS ORTHODONTIC TREATMENT-BY DR GEORGE BARDAWIL
Dr.george bardawil deliver the highest quality orthodontic care in a personalized environment. We make orthodontic treatment fun and enjoyable.
Thanks for sharing your pictures,Riad . It was a pleasure to have you as a patient at our clinic.
http://www.drgeorgebardawil.com/
http://www.drgeorgebardawil.com/
Thanks for sharing your pictures,Riad . It was a pleasure to have you as a patient at our clinic.
-
http://www.drgeorgebardawil.com/
Dr.george bardawil
specialist in orthodontics
speciality clinics center
st maamari 12th floor,suite b
hamra-beirut-lebanon
beirut-lebanon
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
DO NOT EAT HARD FOODS DURING YOUR ORTHODONTIC TREATMENT
Friday, April 15, 2011
Top 10 Health Benefits of Straight Teeth, from Dr.bardawil
Here are ten health benefits of having straight teeth
http://www.drgeorgebardawil.com/ 1. Straight teeth help an individual to effectively bite, chew and speak.
2. Straight teeth contribute to healthy teeth and gums.
3. Properly aligned teeth and jaws may alleviate or prevent physical health problems.
4. Straight teeth are less prone to decay and injury. Decay results when the bacteria in plaque (a colorless,
sticky film composed of bacteria, food and saliva) feed on carbohydrates (sugar and starch) we eat or drink
to produce acids that can cause cavities. Plaque can also increase the risk for periodontal (gum) disease.
5. As for injuries to teeth, protruding upper teeth are more likely to be broken in an accident.
6. Untreated orthodontic problems may become worse. This can lead to tooth decay, gum disease, destruction
of the bone that holds teeth in place, and chewing and digestive difficulties.
7. Orthodontic problems can cause abnormal wear of tooth surfaces, inefficient chewing function, excessive
stress on gum tissue and the bone that supports the teeth, or misalignment of the jaw joints, sometimes
leading to chronic headaches or pain in the face or neck.
8. Treatment by an orthodontist to correct a problem early may be less costly than restorative dental care.
9. Teeth that work better also tend to look better. An attractive smile is a pleasant “side effect” of orthodontic
treatment.
10. An attractive smile is a wonderful asset. It contributes to self-esteem, self-confidence and self-image—
important qualities at every age.
Dr.bardawil is Invisalign Certified Provider
| Invisalign Certified Provider |
Invisalign® can give you the beautiful straight teeth you've always wanted. It works through a series of invisible, removable, and comfortable aligners that no one can tell you're wearing--so you can smile more during treatment! Dr.bardawil is Invisalign Provider Choosing the Right Orthodontist, Part One: Why Should I Visit Dr.bardawil Orthodontics For My Invisalign Treatment When I Can Call My Dentist? we are often asked, “Why should I come to an Orthodontist for Invisalign when my general dentist provides Invisalign?” and “Isn’t all the work done by computers? Won’t the result will be the same?”We want to take a moment to outline some very important basic concepts of orthodontic treatment and the choice of your orthodontist. Dr.bardawil says it is very important that the practitioner you choose is certified by the AAO. While we are aware there are many general dentists who provide Invisalign, orthodontists are better qualified and have more extensive training in the movement of teeth than any of their peers. Although Invisalign is created by computer-aided technology, the results are only as successful as the practitioner providing the prescription and treatment plan. We are Invisalign Providers, which indicates a higher level of training in Invisalign as well as an increased case acceptance and successful completion of Invisalign cases. We understand that choosing a provider is a very personal and important decision and know you must consider many factors in doing so. Please be aware that your care–before, during and after treatment–involves our entire team . We understand that continued education and team building is of the utmost importance. Rest assured that we are always looking for ways to improve so that we may meet our goals and exceed your expectations. Our combined experience makes us an outstanding team providing beautiful and dependable results. If you have any questions about Invisalign, please give us a call! |
What’s so special about an Orthodontist?
What’s so special about an Orthodontist?
“Dentists, Orthodontists, they’re all the same right?” We hear our patients asking this question as they wonder about the difference between an orthodontist and a dentist. Before becoming an orthodontist Dr.bardawil started out in dental school and earned a DDS (dental degree), just like your dentist. After dental school however, Dr.bardawil decided he wanted to learn more about orthodontics, which is one of nine specialties within the dental field. So he stayed in school for a few more years and became an expert in orthodontics; which focuses on tooth and jaw alignment and bite problems like overbites and under bites.Other dental specialties you may have heard of include endodontic (focusing on the soft tissue inside your teeth), periodontic (focusing on the gums and other tissues surrounding your teeth) and prosthodontic (focusing on restoring and replacing damaged teeth).
Isn’t it nice to know there’s a dental expert here to help you through any type of treatment your teeth, jaw and gums might need?
Smile Wide, Live Longer!
Smile Wide, Live Longer!
April 10th, 2010
Great news to report this Friday afternoon! People with big, happy smiles may actually live longer than those who don’t, according to a recent study conducted at Wayne State University.
Dr.Bardawil knows that positive emotion has been linked to both physical and mental health, but researchers at the university did something interesting: they used the Baseball Register to review close-up smiles of 230 players who began their baseball careers prior to 1950 by studying their smile intensity (ranging from wide smile, no smile and partial smile).
The researchers then took into account other factors associated with life longevity, such as body mass index, career length and, believe it or not, college attendance. They found that players who weren’t smiling only lived to the average age of 72.9 years. Players with partial smiles lived to be 75. Those with big, wide smiles, however, lived on average to be 79.9 years old!
Dr.Bardawil knows that positive emotion has been linked to both physical and mental health, but researchers at the university did something interesting: they used the Baseball Register to review close-up smiles of 230 players who began their baseball careers prior to 1950 by studying their smile intensity (ranging from wide smile, no smile and partial smile).
The researchers then took into account other factors associated with life longevity, such as body mass index, career length and, believe it or not, college attendance. They found that players who weren’t smiling only lived to the average age of 72.9 years. Players with partial smiles lived to be 75. Those with big, wide smiles, however, lived on average to be 79.9 years old!
Age 7 is the magic number for an orthodontic check-up.
That’s right—seven.
Ok, so what’s so great about age seven, you ask? Enough permanent teeth have arrived for us to make a determination about whether any problems are present. The first molars have come in, providing an opportunity to check for malocclusion, or “bad bite.” Also, the incisors have begun to come in, and problems such as crowding, deep bites and open bites can be detected.
Orthodontic evaluation at an early age provides one of two positive outcomes: For some, early identification or problems will lead to easier or shorter orthodontic treatment in the future. For others, a healthy prognosis will provide immediate peace of mind.
Early evaluation, of course, may signal a need for early treatment. For some children, early treatment can prevent physical and emotional trauma. Aside from spurring on years of harmful teasing, misaligned teeth are also prone to injury and are detrimental to good oral hygiene. So, if your child is nearing his or her seventh birthday.Age 7 is the magic number for an orthodontic check-up
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)



