Sinus Lift Dublin: When an Upper Implant Needs More Bone By Dr. Marie O'Neill, BDS (Hons) NUI, MFDS RCSEd, PGrad. Dip. Con. Sed., D.Ch.Dent (Oral Surgery), FFD (OS) RCSI — [...]
How long do braces take? Research puts comprehensive fixed-brace treatment at just under two years on average. Dr Erfan Salloum explains what lengthens treatment, how aligners and lingual braces compare, and why retention follows.
An endodontist and a specialist oral surgeon explain how the choice between root canal treatment and a dental implant is made: what the survival data shows, what each figure actually measures, when a tooth should be saved and when it should be replaced.
The Orthodontic Society of Ireland recommends an orthodontic assessment around age seven. A specialist orthodontist explains what that first visit looks for, which problems are worth treating early, and why most children are simply monitored.
A specialist orthodontist explains why teeth move after braces or Invisalign, what the evidence shows about fixed and removable retainers, how long retention lasts, and how retainers are planned and priced at ISCD in Dublin.
Dr Shruta Narayanan is a Specialist Periodontist at ISCD in Dublin 1, holding a three-year M.D.S in Periodontics and Implantology from Nair Hospital Dental College, Mumbai, and practising exclusively in periodontics.
What the published outcome data say about root canal treatment: how success and survival are defined, what the systematic reviews and prospective studies report, and which factors before, during and after treatment change the result.
Dr Susan O'Connell is a Specialist Orthodontist at ISCD in Dublin 1, a Trinity College Dublin honours graduate with UK specialist training and the Membership in Orthodontics of the Royal College of Surgeons of England.
A specialist orthodontist explains which clear aligner cases are complex, what the evidence shows about aligner accuracy and extraction treatment, when fixed or lingual braces do better, and how ISCD plans and prices complex Invisalign.
A specialist endodontist explains what to do in the first minutes after a tooth is knocked out, broken, cracked or loosened, why an injured tooth that looks fine still needs follow-up, and what referring dentists should send us.
