Braces
Premium orthodontics with braces
For someone who values their personal image and a polished presence, deciding to embark on orthodontic treatment is never easy. Concerns about awkwardness in conversation, the feeling of something bulky in the mouth, or limited time between business trips and a packed schedule of meetings often make you hesitate and set aside your wish to perfect your smile.
At BlueSky Dental, we understand that a true medical solution for the elite must fit seamlessly with their lifestyle. By carefully selecting the latest generations of the world’s finest brackets, we turn this journey into a discreet and comfortable aesthetic experience. Each ceramic bracket, with a subtle jade-like translucency, blends perfectly with the natural shade of your enamel, helping you retain your full confidence, natural look and composed presence in every important negotiation.
In addition, the smart mechanical self-ligating clip system frees you from the painful pressure of the harsh pulling forces of the past. Every movement of the tooth roots is planned smoothly and precisely on a digital 3D map, while the number of routine follow-up visits is cut to a minimum so that you remain fully in control of your valuable time.
Gone is the feeling of stepping into a cold clinic, or the unsettling clatter of metal instruments. Your smile care takes place in a tranquil, completely private treatment suite that embraces a sweeping bend of the Saigon River. It is a moment in which you can enjoy a calm pause of your own while watching, with peace of mind, as every contour of your smile is harmoniously sculpted — lasting, precise and befitting your standing.
6 Complex Dental Conditions
Protruding Teeth (Overjet)
A condition in which the upper teeth or upper jawbone grow excessively forward, causing structural imbalance in the lower third of the face, preventing the lips from closing naturally at rest and seriously affecting the side profile.
Underbite (Reverse Bite)
A serious defect in which the lower dental arch sits outside the upper dental arch. This condition causes facial deformity (a concave profile with a jutting chin), reduces chewing ability and increases pressure on the temporomandibular joint.
Crowded, Crooked Teeth
A condition in which teeth erupt out of alignment, rotate or overlap one another because the dental arch lacks space. This creates hidden areas that trap food and are very difficult to clean, leading to a high risk of tooth decay and periodontitis.
Gapped Teeth (Diastema)
A condition in which large spaces appear between the teeth due to missing tooth buds, small tooth size or an overly wide dental arch. As a result, it weakens speech articulation, spoils the appearance of the smile from the front and leaves the gum tissue prone to injury from the impact of food.
Crossbite
A condition in which one or more upper teeth tilt inwards and are covered by the lower teeth, causing the dental arches to interlock incorrectly. It forces the lower jaw to slide to one side when chewing, which over time leads to facial asymmetry, a deviated chin and temporomandibular joint pain syndrome.
Open Bite
A condition in which the front teeth of the upper and lower jaws cannot meet when the teeth are fully closed, leaving a large gap in between. This directly prevents the patient from biting into and tearing food, causes indistinct speech and forces the back teeth to work under excessive load.