Dental & Orthodontic
Services
Comprehensive orthodontic and dental care — clear aligners, smile design, airway dentistry, paediatric orthodontics, restorative dentistry and implants at Rog Nidan ENT & Dental Clinic, Janakpuri.
Invisalign Clear Aligners
Certified Invisalign provider offering the world’s most advanced clear aligner system. Virtually invisible, removable and digitally planned — with predictable tooth movement for mild to complex cases.
Book Consultation →iNeo Illusion Aligners
Certified member of the iNeo aligner system — a high-quality clear aligner with excellent aesthetics and precise tooth movement. A cost-effective alternative to Invisalign for eligible cases.
Book Consultation →Smile Assessment Tool
Use the official Invisalign SmileView tool to preview what your smile could look like with clear aligner treatment before committing to any treatment plan.
Try SmileView →Metal Braces
Conventional metal brackets and wires — the most reliable and cost-effective option for all types of orthodontic correction including severe crowding, spacing and bite issues.
Book Consultation →Ceramic Braces
Tooth-coloured ceramic brackets that blend with the natural tooth shade — offering the effectiveness of fixed braces with significantly improved aesthetics for adult patients.
Book Consultation →Retainers & Post-Treatment
Fixed lingual retainers, Essix clear retainers and long-term retention planning to preserve orthodontic results permanently. Retainer fabrication and repair also available.
Book Consultation →Airway & Sleep Dentistry
Mandibular advancement, sleep appliances and airway-focused orthodontics
Full Treatment Guide →What Makes This Different
Airway dentistry at Rog Nidan is unique in West Delhi — Dr Paridhi works alongside ENT Surgeon Dr Pranshu Mehta in the same clinic. Patients with snoring, sleep apnea or airway concerns get coordinated dental and ENT assessment without separate referrals or coordination gaps.
Mandibular Advancement Device (MAD)
Custom-fitted oral appliance for snoring and obstructive sleep apnea — advancing the lower jaw during sleep to widen the airway. Effective for mild to moderate OSA and as an alternative for CPAP-intolerant patients.
Book Airway Consultation →Rapid Maxillary Expansion (RME)
Palate widening appliance for children aged 7–11 — expanding a narrow upper jaw to improve nasal breathing, reduce crowding risk and prevent sleep-disordered breathing from developing.
Book Assessment →Myofunctional Therapy Guidance
Guidance on tongue posture, lip seal and swallowing patterns — addressing the underlying muscle function that drives many orthodontic relapse and airway problems.
Book Consultation →Airway-Focused Orthodontics
Orthodontic treatment planned with airway space as a key outcome — particularly important for extraction decisions, where removal of teeth can reduce arch space and compromise the airway in susceptible patients.
Book Consultation →For the ENT side of airway care — nasal obstruction, deviated septum, turbinate hypertrophy, sleep apnea workup — consult Dr Pranshu Mehta at the same clinic. View ENT Services →
Smile Design
Digital smile design combining orthodontics, veneers and cosmetic dentistry to create a balanced, proportionate smile that suits the patient’s face, lip line and aesthetic goals.
Book Consultation →Porcelain & Composite Veneers
Thin ceramic or composite shells bonded to the front surface of teeth — correcting discolouration, chips, minor misalignment and shape irregularities for a dramatically improved smile.
Book Consultation →Teeth Whitening
Professional in-clinic whitening and custom home whitening kits — safe, supervised bleaching that delivers dramatically brighter teeth without sensitivity or damage to enamel.
Book Consultation →Paediatric & Interceptive Orthodontics
Early intervention for children ages 6–12
Full Treatment Guide →Why Early Orthodontic Assessment Matters
The Indian Orthodontic Society recommends a first orthodontic assessment at age 7. At this stage, bite problems, skeletal discrepancies, airway narrowing and harmful oral habits can be intercepted — preventing far more complex adult treatment. Dr Paridhi is experienced in all interceptive orthodontic appliances used in children.
Interceptive Orthodontics
Early treatment to guide jaw development, create space for erupting permanent teeth and correct skeletal problems while the face is still growing.
Book Assessment →Rapid Maxillary Expansion (RME)
Palate widening appliance that expands the upper jaw, creates space for crowded teeth and improves nasal airway — most effective between ages 7–10.
Book Consultation →Thumb Sucking & Habit Appliances
Fixed or removable appliances to break thumb sucking and finger habits — preventing the open bite, narrow palate and speech issues that prolonged digit habits cause.
Book Consultation →Functional Appliances
Removable or fixed functional appliances (Twin Block, Bionator, Frankel) to correct skeletal jaw discrepancies during growth — particularly Class II (retrognathic mandible) and Class III problems.
Book Assessment →Root Canal Treatment (RCT)
Single-sitting and multi-sitting root canal treatment for infected or severely decayed teeth — saving the tooth while eliminating pain and infection.
Book Consultation →Tooth-Coloured Fillings
Composite resin fillings that match the natural tooth shade — restoring decayed or chipped teeth with a natural, invisible result without metal amalgam.
Book Consultation →Extractions
Simple and surgical tooth extractions — including wisdom tooth removal — with minimal discomfort and proper post-extraction care to ensure clean healing.
Book Consultation →Dental Implant Placement & Restoration
Dr Paridhi holds a Fellowship in Implantology — advanced training in implant surgery and prosthetic rehabilitation. Dental implants provide the most natural-looking and functioning permanent solution for missing teeth.
- Single tooth implant placement and crown
- Multiple tooth implant planning and placement
- Implant-supported bridges
- Post-extraction implant timing assessment
- Bone grafting assessment and coordination when required
Frequently Asked Questions
Airway orthodontics, maxillary expansion and nasal breathing
What is airway orthodontics, and how is it different from regular braces?
Airway orthodontics treats the jaw and dental arches as part of the breathing system, not just as a place to straighten teeth. Alongside standard alignment, it considers palate width, tongue posture and arch form because these directly affect the space available for nasal airflow. Regular orthodontics focuses mainly on tooth position and bite; airway orthodontics adds breathing and airway space as a treatment goal from the start.
Can orthodontic treatment help with nasal obstruction or mouth breathing?
It can help with the skeletal component. A narrow maxilla (upper jaw) forms a narrow nasal floor, which increases resistance to nasal airflow — widening it with maxillary expansion can improve nasal breathing in appropriately selected cases, particularly in growing children. It does not treat structural causes inside the nose itself, such as a deviated septum or enlarged turbinates — those need ENT assessment, ideally alongside the orthodontic evaluation.
What is maxillary expansion and who is it for?
Maxillary expansion is an appliance-based treatment that widens the upper jaw by gently opening the midpalatal suture, most effectively in children aged roughly 7–11 before that suture fuses. It is used for children with a narrow, high-arched palate, crowded teeth, or nasal breathing difficulty. Adults with a narrow maxilla can also be treated using MARPE or SARPE, though the process is more involved and requires careful imaging and planning.
My child has crowded teeth and also snores or breathes through their mouth — are these connected?
Often, yes. A narrow maxilla is frequently the shared cause: it reduces both dental arch width (leading to crowding) and nasal floor width (contributing to mouth breathing and snoring). When both are present together, it’s worth an assessment that looks at the crowding and the breathing as one picture rather than two unrelated complaints, ideally with an orthodontist and an ENT surgeon evaluating jointly.
Why does Rog Nidan involve both an orthodontist and an ENT surgeon for airway cases?
Airway problems usually have both a skeletal component (jaw and palate width, which orthodontics addresses) and a structural or soft-tissue component inside the nose itself (deviated septum, enlarged turbinates, adenoids, which need ENT evaluation). Treating only one half often leaves the other half of the problem unresolved. At Rog Nidan ENT & Dental Clinic, Dr Paridhi Gupta (orthodontics) and Dr Pranshu Mehta (ENT, MS ENT) assess shared patients together, at the same clinic, without separate referrals.
At what age should a child first be assessed for airway-related orthodontic concerns?
Around age 7, per the Indian Orthodontic Society’s recommendation for a first orthodontic check-up. This is well before all permanent teeth erupt, but it is the window in which a narrow palate, crossbites and early airway-related skeletal patterns can still be intercepted with simpler treatment, including rapid maxillary expansion, rather than waiting until the problem is fully established.
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