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Optimizing Anterior Esthetics with Composite

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Often orthodontic treatment can yield limited esthetic results. Orthodontics can improve the alignment and angulation of teeth, but if teeth have poor contours and lack proper proportions, esthetics will remain compromised. Cosmetic bonding can be an invaluable adjunct to optimized esthetics by improving contours and symmetry to yield better results.

About the AuthorDr. Jenine Arab O’Malley

Dr. Jenine Arab O’Malley is a richly experienced and compassionate professional. Educated in Halifax, she graduated from Saint Mary’s University with a Bachelor of Science, Summa Cum Laude. She then proceeded to post graduate studies in Dentistry at Dalhousie University where she received her degree of Doctor of Dental Surgery. Dr. Arab O’Malley was awarded the Dr. W.H.H. Beck with Award for greatest proficiency in Operative (Restorative) Dentistry.

After graduation, Dr. Arab O’Malley opened her practice at Clayton Park Professional Centre in Halifax where she serves, with her usual zest and compassion, the dental needs and expectations of a very diverse group of patients. She radiates a natural gift for artistic dentistry as well as a warm and trustful doctor-patient relationship, at all times striving for excellence.

Dr. Arab O’Malley has currently completed a comprehensive accreditation program in cosmetic dentistry developed by the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry (AACD) and is recognized as Atlantic Canada’s first internationally accredited dentist.

She is recognized as a leader in her field for setting standards in implementing new advances in technological and achieving mastery of a skill set aimed at the preservation of tooth structure in restorative rehabilitation of aesthetics and wear.

Dr. Arab O’Malley has launched the Give Back A Smile program and works with the YMCA to restore smiles and confidence to women in need. Abroad, Dr. Arab O’Malley supports humanitarian aid and recently escorted Acadian University students, through Global Brigades, on a mission to Honduras to provide dental/medical aid to a community in need.