Bakhtiyar Breket

Bakhtiyar Breket works as a specialist at Smile by Dr. Bakhtiyar, focusing on orthodontics—especially treatment planning for braces and clear aligners. The clinic explains that before braces begin, every patient is prepared with panoramic X-ray (OPG) and lateral cephalometric X-ray, because many key orthodontic measurements (like root length and direction, impacted or hidden teeth, and jaw bone condition) are not visible by inspection alone. When cases are complex or surgical, CBCT (3D cone-beam CT) can be added, and periapical X-rays may be used when needed. The clinic also describes a standard orthodontic preparation package that can include clinical and photographic registration plus a digital intraoral scan, supporting digital planning.

Education

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Work experience

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Clinical focus and techniques

Dr. Breket’s orthodontic work combines clinical assessment with radiology and digital imaging to plan tooth movement and aligners/braces more precisely.

• Orthodontic fixed braces: metal and ceramic braces.
• Clear aligner (transparent aligner) treatment.
• Digital planning with 3D modeling.
• Digital intraoral scan for orthodontic planning.
• CBCT (3D cone-beam computed tomography) when indicated for complex or surgical orthodontic cases.
• Panoramic X-ray (OPG) and lateral cephalometric X-ray as standard before starting braces.
• Periapical X-ray when needed.

Professional societies and certifications

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Academic output

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Courses and advanced training

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Awards and recognition

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Smile by Dr. Bakhtiyar’s orthodontic approach is built around imaging selection and planning: CBCT is used based on clinical indication, while panoramic and cephalometric radiographs form the standard baseline. For international patients, the clinic’s public patient-education materials also explain imaging differences and radiation-dose ranges for orthodontic X-rays (including panoramic ~10–25 μSv and cephalometry ~5 μSv), supporting informed decision-making.