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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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It could be indicated to remove 3 other teeth to obtain symmetry and retract anterior teeth....
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You should wait until she is 6-7 year and then get a consultation with an orthodontist. 3.5 years is too early for sure....
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For the rash, I recommend to use miniserviette féminine (minifeminie pad) into the menton pad and the frontal pad. It is very soft and non allergic....
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At 19, prognosis of forced eruption is favourable. I would likely try to pull it unless it is very deep in the mandible.
It could be a good solution to remove the canine if the space is close. 2 condition are require: cl II dental relationship of Cl I + crowding in the lower arch that would justify 2 lower premolar extraction.
However, I woul...
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At 19, prognosis of forced eruption is favourable. I would likely try to pull it unless it is very deep in the mandible. You may send the xray via my professional FB page.
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I can help you but I will need photo and xray. You can send it to my professional FB account. If you do so, that means you accept that I can publish it in my reply....
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Hello doctor I don’t know if this conversation is still active but I would like to know your opinion about my smile and bite
I think my jaw is canting to the left but I would like your opinion about it please...
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Hello Dr Chamberland, thank you so much for your work and for education of patients around the world, My son just tuned 19 this week, he has impacted canines, the doctor recommended removal right the way which absolutely terrifies me, I was hoping if you can evaluate his x-ray to give as a hope it's not to late to start treatment and save the teet...
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Hello doc,
I have bimaxillary dentoalveolar protrusion and I also had my upper left second premolar removed quite a while back. Is there any chance the latter going to effect my treatment for protrusion....
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Dr Chamberland my granddaughter has used this device for a few weeks now. She is developing a rash on her chin. Possibly from drooling while asleep. Any suggestions on how to prevent and treat this rash. Thank you Jana Jacques...
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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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Thérapie combiné: EPRAC et dystraction mandibulaire symphysaire Combined Therapy: SARPE and Mandibular Symphyseal Distraction Osteogenesis Transverse skeletal deficiency is a common clinical problem associated with narrow basal and dentoalveolar bone. Bimaxillary transverse distraction osteogenesis for correction of OSA was first reported by Conley & Legan (2006). Mandibular symphyseal distraction osteogenesis (MSDO) evolve form tooth anchor […] 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 »