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Real Patient Success Stories
Discover how advanced dental technology and expert care at MIR Dental Clinic helped patients overcome even the most challenging dental issues. Explore our case studies for real results, patient journeys, and long-term outcomes.
Dental Case Studies in Sabah #1
Ceramic Veneers
This 35-year-old female patient had a serious case of deep bite and tooth discoloration. After two rounds of consultation with Dr Tan, she accepted the proposed treatment plan of digital smile design with veneer and full ceramic crowns reconstruction.
The entire treatment was done over 4 separate sessions. From intra oral scanning to delivery of veneer and crowns. The whole process from first to the last session took about 5-6 hours.
Her previously timid smile has since been transformed, and she continues to attend follow-up appointments with us every six months for routine check-ups.
Dental Case Studies in Sabah #2
Laser Gingival Melanin Depigmentation
Patient is a 45-year old female, who noticed that her gums appeared dark and came to clinic for consultation. Upon consultation, Dr Tan discovered that the dark appearance of the patient's gums is caused by melanin pigmentation.
Patient was happy to learn that this pigmentation can be removed through painless treatment with Water Laser. Now that patient has undergone treatment, she can show off her natural healthy-looking pink gums when she smiles.
Dental Case Studies in Sabah #3
Waterlase Minimally Invasive Root Resection
This 28-year-old female patient previously had a root canal treatment (RCT) and a crown done at another clinic. Unfortunately, the root was not fully cleaned, which led to an infection and abscess at the tip of the root.
In the past, the only solution would have been to remove the crown and post, redo the entire root canal treatment, or even extract the tooth.
With today’s advanced technology — using Waterlase (laser treatment) and PRF (Platelet-Rich Fibrin) tissue regeneration — our dentist only needed to perform a minor root resection with minimally invasive surgery. This offers the best treatment option for the patient while preserving the crown and tooth.