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For the most beautiful smile
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For the most beautiful smile
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For the most bieautiful smile
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For the most beautiful smile
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For the most beautiful smile
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For the most beautiful smile
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For the most beautiful smile
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For the most beautiful smile
Dr Sylvain Chamberland, orthodontist in Quebec is at your service for 25 years. We correct dental and facial irregularities by moving teeth, guiding growth and correcting malocclusions. We can also treat disorders such as sleep apnea or canines. For a delightful smile, take appointment now!
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Why wear braces?
To correct a smile you do not like
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Why wear braces?
To correct teeth that are too advanced
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Why wear braces?
To close the space between the two incisors
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Why wear braces?
To correct a smile you do not like
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Why wear braces?
To correct a bad contact between the teeth
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Why wear braces?
To correct a smile you do not like
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All the conversations
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Il faaut déterminer l’état de votre condyle gauche, mais il est vraisemblable qu’une chirurgie orthognathique soit le meilleur traitement pour votre cas....
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The way I understand the description of your malocclusion, you will likely benefit from extraction of premolars, reduction of the dentoalveolar protrusion and orthognatic surgery that would include Le Fort 1 for superior repositionning of the maxilla, BSSO, and a genioplasty.
I recommend 100% space closure....
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I would like to know if it was an oral surgeon who tried the extraction. It is very unusual....
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I would wait to get the 1st molar in. i would not rely on deciduous molar that are necrotic and mobile. But yes i did PFM in youger patient on their deciduous second molar.
I hope that help...
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Hi Dr. Chamberland
My patient is a boy 8 yrs old, with maxillary retrognathi, crossbite anterior teeth and posterior teeth. His permanent first molar is not full erupted yet and dm2 has necrotic and mobile also. I'm planning to use PFM.
What is your suggestion about type of RME and hook for PFM for this case? Should I wait until the maxillary ...
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I've permanent canine teeth inside my upper jaw. Doctors said they have to be removed because of which I got a gap.between my two incisors. Today I went to the hospital and doctor tried to remove the tooth but he couldn't as they are difficult to extract.. he somehow extracted two pieces of one canine but not completely. The procedure was so painfu...
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The retained primary canine will not survive to cerammic crown. You will loose both the canine and your money.
Your case is very comlex and is not fitted for Aligner therapy.
The best treatment you can have is full comprenhensive treatment with braces and traction of the impacted canine.
You can send photo via my professional FB page....
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Hi Dr. Chamberland!
I am a 23 year old with a platally impacted canine. I still have the retained primary canine. The retained primary tooth has slowly began to decay over the past 5 years and it now has a noticeable cavity that has formed on the side of the tooth that meets the neighboring molar. It is not causing me any pain or discomfort the o...
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I don't recal having received the X-Ray of your son. Of course, if there is a cross bite, a rapid maxillary expansion is indicated and the need for space (or extraction) should be reassess after RPE. Often time, after expansion, there is enough space....
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Hi Doctor,
Thank you for your valuable response, I sent the X-ray, pictures and the picture of that bite corrector by email. Because my son also has a little bit cross bite, the corrector will fix it also for making space for canine come down. Actually I don’t want the way to extract the teeth. I’m just wondering is there the way to fix the prob...
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Dépister et résoudre l'apnée du sommeil
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Solution définitive à l'apnée du sommeil
Saviez-vous que la chirurgie orthognatique est une solution définitive à l'apnée du sommeil et a un taux de succès de plus de 90%.
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Class I. Comprehensive orthodontic treatment with rapid palatal expansion and with fixed appliances in both arches. No extractions were requ...
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Comprehensive treatment with fixed appliances in both arches in a patient of 55 years and 5 months of age. To obtain dental symmetry and to ...
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Class I, anterior and posterior crossbite on the left side. Congenital absence of the lower right second premolar. Retention of the lower ri...
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Case report For french version click here A young patient of 28 years old consults for dental treatments. She reports drinking 8 to 10 cans of 480 ml energy drink Redbull per day since the age of 17, which means a minimum daily dose of 1.5 g of caffeine per day. Note that at 1 […] Read more »
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Last testimonies
Lorraine’s testimonial on her mandibular advancement surgery
Mandibular advancement 14 January 2011 Hello everyone, It is a pleasure to read news from people who underwent the same intervention. As far as I am concerned, it is quite recent. On 9 February, I underwent a bilateral sagittal split osteotomy and everything went well. Like you, I mostly apprehended the pain. Well, I can […] Read more »
Lucie’s testimonial about her orthodontic treatment and her bimaxillary surgery
Bimaxillary surgery 8 January 2011 Nearly 3 years ago, I was sitting in Dr Chamberland’s consultation chair for the first time with my three broken teeth and my damaged foot. I had had a bicycle accident and as I had known for a long time that I would need to undergo a jaw surgery, the […] Read more »