A Straighter Smile Starts With the Right Plan.
At Al Nada Medical Center in Sharjah, we look at your teeth, bite and jaw relationship together to create an orthodontic plan designed around your smile — not a standard treatment for everyone.
Orthodontic treatment should never begin by choosing a type of braces.
It should begin with understanding why your teeth are positioned the way they are.
At Al Nada Medical Center on Maliha Road, Sharjah, your orthodontic consultation focuses on your teeth, bite, jaw relationship, facial balance and treatment goals.
From a child’s first orthodontic assessment to adult braces and long-term retention, we provide orthodontic care for different ages, needs and stages of treatment.
Traditional stainless-steel braces that effectively correct crowded, crooked, or misaligned teeth for children, teens, and adults.
Tooth-colored braces designed to blend more naturally with your smile while providing effective orthodontic correction.
Custom braces placed behind the teeth, making them less visible while gradually improving tooth alignment.
Advanced braces that use built-in clips to hold the orthodontic wire, helping move teeth efficiently with fewer elastic ties.
Removable, transparent aligners that gradually straighten teeth while offering a discreet and convenient alternative to traditional braces.
Advanced orthodontic treatment designed for more challenging alignment and bite problems, using customized braces and techniques to gradually move teeth into a healthier, more functional position.
Choosing an orthodontic clinic is different from booking a single dental appointment.
You may visit regularly over many months, so the quality of your treatment plan, communication and overall experience matters.
Watch Dr. Talaat explain common orthodontic concerns, braces, early orthodontic assessment and what patients should know before beginning treatment.
Crowded teeth, gaps, crooked teeth, protruding teeth and concerns about your bite are all good reasons to have an orthodontic assessment.
An orthodontist can tell you whether treatment is necessary and what type of correction may be appropriate.
There is no single best option for everyone.
The right orthodontic treatment depends on your teeth, bite, age, the complexity of your case and your personal preferences.
Your orthodontist can explain the suitable options after assessment.
Treatment time varies significantly from one patient to another.
Simple alignment may require less time than treatment involving substantial crowding or bite correction.
Your orthodontist can provide a more realistic estimate once your case has been assessed.
There is no single age at which every child needs braces.
However, if you notice significant crowding, protruding teeth, an unusual bite or concerns about jaw development, an orthodontic assessment can help determine whether treatment or monitoring is appropriate.
Yes.
Adults can undergo orthodontic treatment provided their teeth and supporting tissues are suitable for treatment.
Many adults choose orthodontics to improve long-standing alignment concerns or teeth that have shifted over time.
It is normal to experience temporary pressure or mild tenderness after braces are placed or adjusted.
This generally settles as the teeth and mouth adapt.
Usually, yes.
Teeth have a natural tendency to move over time.
Retainers help maintain the position achieved through orthodontic treatment.
Al Nada Medical Center is located on Maliha Road, Sharjah and provides orthodontic consultations and treatment for children, teenagers and adults.
