July 30, 2009— LOS ANGELES, SANTA MONICA AND BEVERLY HILLS CALIFORNIA — Dr. Atoosa Nikaeen recently announced a teeth alignment and whitening special geared toward brides at her top Beverly Hills, CA orthodontics practice.

This special bridal program offers power braces or aligner therapy, followed by a complimentary teeth whitening procedure once orthodontic treatment has ended, as a way of helping them look their best for their special day.

“There are brides who never get manicures and pedicures, yet they will get them in preparation for their wedding day,” said Nikaeen . “The beauty of those procedures is temporary, but straight, white teeth can last a lifetime.”

It may seem that orthodontic treatment can’t render the desired results prior to a wedding without having planned ahead for a couple of years, but that isn’t true, said Dr. Nikaeen.

As the name suggests, Powerprox Six Month Braces are one treatment that can be completed in relatively short order.

“Since many brides plan their weddings a year in advance, power braces and some aligner therapies can realistically be worked into the wedding planning details,” she said.

Power braces work quickly because of their specially designed wires that exert a light, continuous force to quickly shift the teeth into their desired position. This technique is not ideal for every orthodontic case, so it is important to have a consultation with an orthodontist to determine if the patient is a good candidate said Beverly Hills braces specialist .

Another option for achieving straight teeth is aligner therapy, such as the Invisalign system. Various aligner therapies use clear plastic aligners to gradually straighten teeth. That means that even if orthodontic treatment isn’t completed in time for the bride’s big day, the clear aligners are practically invisible when worn and can be removed for photos.

A teeth whitening procedure is like icing on a cake- a nice finishing touch once orthodontic treatment is complete, Nikaeen said.
“Once patients have straight teeth, they are anxious to show them off, and a teeth whitening procedure can help someone look their best,” she said.

“It’s a nice touch that we like to offer as a sort of reward for successfully making it through orthodontic treatment.”

Learn More

If you would like to learn more about Dr. Atoosa Nikaeen’s bridal special and her orthodontic practice, or you wish to contact her for a free consultation, please visit her Web site www.invisibraces.com or call her office: (310) 444-1113.

About Dr. Atoosa Nikaeen

Dr. Nikaeen graduated with honors from dental school in 1993 and received a doctorate in dental surgery (DDS). She gained experience practicing general dentistry for several years before attending Columbia University School of Dentistry and Oral Surgeons in New York, where she earned her post -doctoral education in orthodontics and received an orthodontic specialty certificate.

In addition to running her practice, Dr. Nikaeen is a faculty member at the University of California in Los Angeles (UCLA) Orthodontic Department and teaches orthodontic residents.

Dr. Nikaeen’s Los Angeles practice serves patients throughout Southern California, including Beverly Hills and Santa Monica.

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