Dr. Anahit Mkhitaryan on cover FACES UAE #15-2026 digital Blognal #BLOGGMAGAZINE
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Dr. Anahit Mkhitaryan - the most beautiful smile is not necessarily the whitest or most perfect one. It is the smile that looks natural, healthy and right for the individual.
With more than 20 years of experience in dentistry and a strong focus on aesthetic dentistry, veneers and clear aligner treatments, Dr. Anahit believes that modern dentistry is not simply about creating a beautiful smile. It is about finding the right balance between aesthetics, function, health and individuality.
Based in Dubai, she has witnessed significant changes in both dental technology and patient expectations. We spoke with her about the latest aesthetic trends, minimally invasive dentistry, digital technology, clear aligners and the future of modern dentistry.
Aesthetic Trends
FACES UAE: As Dubai is a global hub for luxury and beauty, what current trends in aesthetic dentistry are dominating the market?
Dr. Anahit Mkhitaryan: Dubai has always been a city where people appreciate beauty, innovation and high standards, and dentistry is no exception.
Today, I see a clear shift toward natural-looking, personalised smiles. Patients are increasingly moving away from extremely uniform or artificial-looking results and asking for smiles that complement their face and personality.
Ultra-thin veneers, E.max veneers, clear aligners, digital smile planning and minimally invasive techniques are particularly popular. For me, however, the most important trend is not simply “whiter and straighter teeth.” It is creating a healthy, balanced and natural smile.
Clear Aligners & Innovation
FACES UAE: How do you approach complex cases using clear aligners, and what limitations should patients realistically expect?
Dr. Anahit Mkhitaryan: Clear aligners have changed orthodontic treatment considerably. However, I always emphasise that successful treatment starts with proper diagnosis, not simply with a beautiful digital simulation.
Every case is different. Some movements are more predictable than others, and treatment success depends on the complexity of the case, biological limitations and, importantly, patient cooperation.
I explain to my patients that the digital simulation is a plan, not a promise. Clear aligners can achieve excellent results in many cases, but they must be carefully selected, planned and monitored.
