Dentist Behind the Scene – Dr Shariffah Shuriana, Easy Going Yet Focused
Dr Shariffah Shuriana, or more fondly known as Dr. Yana, specializes exclusively on comprehensive restorative/prosthodontics, implants and aesthetic dentistry. Her aim is to provide thorough dental health care and beautiful smiles. She specializes in restoring missing dentition, enhancing aesthetics and rehabilitation of the dentition through dentures, crowns, veneers, bridges and implants. Dr Yana has vast experiences in dental makeovers, treatment of complex cases and use of multiple implant systems to restore missing teeth of local and foreign patients.
Dentist Behind the Scene – Dr Tan Wee Kee, The Music Lover & Gym Go-er
Dr Tan Wee Kee, Consultant in Orthodontics & Oral Implantology, received his dental surgery degree from University of Malaya in 1982. He completed his Master of Dental from University of Dundee, Scotland in 1991 and went on to obtain his Master of Science in Orthodontics from University of London, England in 1993. Always keen to learn and to sharpen his skills besides being abreast with the latest techniques, Dr Tan also enjoys a game of golf or two and would have loved to be a lawyer if he weren’t a dentist. Read all about it in the interview below.
Dentist Behind the Scene – Datuk Dr Mohd Noor Awang, The Funny Painter & A Story Teller
Datuk Dr Mohd Noor Awang began his career as an academician & clinician in the field of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery at University of Malaya Dental School since 1981 and was appointed as an Associate Professor in Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery and Deputy Dean in 1990
Dentist Behind the Scene – Datin Dr Norma Abd Jalil, Petite Frame Jovial Heart
They aren’t cosmetic surgeons, neither are they magicians. We met with this team of people who turn frowns into smiles. Rolling out the “Meet Our Dentists” Series, where we had a chat with our team of dentists who are extremely dedicated in their field of work
Dentist Behind the Scene – Dr Anjali, The Passionate Dancer
When not in white robes, she dances to the rhythms of Odissi Music- a synthesis of music styles. Greeting everyone with a bright smile, Dr Yoganjali Dorairaj, or better known as Dr. Anjali, radiates warmth to everyone around her. Believing that a great smile is everyone’s asset, she finds great joy in delivering the best results to her patients.
It’s All In The Smile – Proper Dental Hygiene
The state of our teeth has a big impact on our confidence. We smile when we’re happy, satisfied and confident. Being around people who smile uplifts our spirits and it makes an individual appear approachable, more confident and relaxed.
9 Dental MYTHS Debunked
What is fact and what is fiction when it comes to dental hygiene. There are plenty of misconceptions out there when it comes to taking care of your smile, with the correct information, good oral hygiene can be achieved easily in a few minutes a day, whilst wrong practices will cause irreversible damage.
What You Need To Know About LASER GUM TREATMENT
Periodontal disease, commonly known as gum disease, is caused by bacteria in plaque. If not consistently removed, this bacteria builds up, infecting your teeth, gums, and eventually the bone that supports your teeth – a common cause of tooth loss.
Shine Bright like a Diamond by Audrey
Well, I guess my teeth are Chinese too wtf. I’ve been thinking of going for teeth whitening for about a year now because my teeth damn gross la! You can’t really tell cos I always use my magic Casio camera to camwhore and it whitens everything, but I’d been feeling uncomfortable about the state of my teeth.
When should your child’s FIRST dental visit be? You might be SURPRISED!
The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) recommends that a child goes to the dentist by age 1 or within six months after the first tooth erupts. Primary teeth typically begin growing in around 6 months of age. Most children do not visit a dentist until they are well over the age of 2. This is far later than recommended by both dental and medical professionals. Frequently mentioned reasons were that “the child is too young” or “doesn’t have enough teeth yet”.