Unity Dental Care, Hilla
Invisalign clear aligners are now at Unity, under Dr. Hussein Ali Al-Husseiny. Clear trays you put in and take out yourself, moving your teeth a little at a time to a plan you see on screen before you start.
The check-up
Most people who ask about clear aligners have one of these. The first visit is an examination and X-rays, and the doctor tells you honestly whether aligners suit your case or whether fixed braces would serve you better.
The scan
Your teeth are recorded with a digital impression instead of a tray of paste, and the doctor works from a 3D copy of your mouth.
The plan
The plan is drawn up in ClinCheck: where each tooth goes, and at which stage. You go through it with the doctor before the first aligner is made. It is a simulation of the expected result, not a promise.
The aligners
You wear them 20 to 22 hours a day and take them out only to eat, to drink anything but water, and to brush. Each one moves the teeth a little; the first day or two of a new one feels tight, which means it's working.
Afterwards
After the last aligner comes a retainer, so the teeth don't drift back. How long the whole thing takes depends on the case; the doctor gives you your own estimate after the check-up.
Book an orthodontic consultationThe teeth in this scene are real, from a CT scan of human teeth. The number of stages is for illustration only.
In June 2026 Dr. Hussein Ali Al-Husseiny became an Invisalign provider in Iraq, after training with VANEST, the Invisalign distributor in Iraq. Unity then hosted Babil province's first clear aligner open day, on 13 October 2026.
Clear aligners treat crowding, gaps, and deep, reverse and open bites, and they do best in mild to moderate cases. For complex cases fixed braces are sometimes the safer choice, and you will hear that from us at the check-up.
Most people feel pressure for the first couple of days of each new aligner, which means it is doing its job, and some have a slight lisp for a day or two while the tongue gets used to it. If pain carries on, tell the doctor.
20 to 22, so you sleep in them too. They come out only to eat, to drink anything other than water, and to brush.
It depends on the case. Simple cases can finish in around six months; the overall average is a year to eighteen months. You get your own estimate after the examination.
Yes, because the aligners come out for meals. Brush before you put them back, and take them out for tea and coffee so they don't stain.
Tell the clinic straight away. The doctor will decide whether you go back to the previous aligner, move on to the next one, or we order a replacement.
Yes. After any orthodontic treatment teeth tend to drift back, and a retainer stops that. The doctor decides the type and how long you wear it.
For teenagers, yes, on the same terms: regular wear and good care. There is also a first-phase treatment for younger children; when to start is the doctor's call after an examination.
No. Orthodontic treatment needs a doctor to examine you and follow every stage. Aligners without supervision can upset the bite or open new gaps.
Every specialty under one roof, on the third floor of the Al-Turath building.
E.max or zirconia veneers, designed around your face and skin tone rather than one template for everyone.
Dr. Hussein Al-Husseiny, Dr. Karrar Al-Hassouni
A dedicated implant department, 3D imaging before surgery, and a surgical guide that places each implant exactly where it was planned.
Dr. Hussein Al-Husseiny, Dr. Karrar Al-Hassouni
Fixed braces or clear aligners, for children and adults: crowding, gaps, reverse and open bites.
Dr. Hazim Al-Janabi, Dr. Sarmad Saad
Tooth-coloured fillings front and back, and lab-made inlays and onlays to replace old silver fillings.
Dr. Huda Hameed, Dr. Masar Al-Sultani
Zirconia and e.max crowns for broken and root-treated teeth, plus fixed and removable prosthetics.
Dr. Hussein Al-Husseiny
Under the microscope with a rubber dam, including re-treatment of earlier root canals that didn't succeed.
Dr. Masar Al-Sultani, Dr. Huda Hameed
Calm visits for young patients, with tooth-coloured fillings and crowns made for baby teeth.
Dr. Huda Hameed
GBT cleaning: a dye shows up plaque and tartar wherever it hides, then air, water and fine powder take it off. In-office whitening too.
Dr. Huda Hameed, Dr. Masar Al-Sultani
Lip, chin and jawline filler, botox, and collagen stimulators, in a department that opened in January 2026.
Dr. Baneen Saad
Real photos the clinic has published: the same patient before and after treatment. Drag the line.
From the clinic's own explanation of its logo.
Seven doctors, each in their own specialty.
Cosmetic and restorative dentistry, implants, Invisalign provider
Smile design, veneers and implants. BAIRD professional diplomas in aesthetics, endodontics and occlusion.
Orthodontist. Leeds diploma; member of the American Association of Orthodontists.
MSc in orthodontics, Saint Joseph University, Lebanon.
Cosmetic and restorative dentistry, children's dentistry, GBT cleaning.
Root canal treatment, lab-made restorations and whitening.
Non-surgical aesthetics: filler, botox and collagen stimulators.
Implants, orthodontics, cosmetic work, lab-made fillings and non-surgical aesthetics can all be paid in instalments, with special terms for Rafidain Bank K-Card holders. Ask at the front desk for the details.
Saturday — Thursday · 12:00 — 21:00
Friday · Closed
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