The signs of the disease are: inflammation of the gums, bad breath, feeling of teeth moving, bleeding gums.

During treatment, the dentist removes plaque and tartar with an ultrasonic toothbrush and soft soda. To relieve the inflammation, depending on the neglect of periodontal disease, medication and antiseptics may be prescribed.

A periodontist! -you think. -It's obvious! Unfortunately, this is not quite the case. A periodontist treats a patient with periodontitis in collaboration with a dental hygienist. Hygienists often prepare patients for treatment at the doctor's and are also responsible for maintaining the results after treatment. The well-coordinated work of these two specialists can help to successfully fight gingivitis and maintain good oral health for many years to come.

Bad breath (scientifically "halitosis") is caused by bacteria living in the mouth and nasopharynx.

If you or someone you love has halitosis, the first specialist you should see is your dentist.

In 98% of cases, halitosis is caused by problems in the oral cavity and, once treated, the bad breath disappears.

Less often, in 1-2% of cases, the cause should be sought with an ENT specialist, but only if all dental problems have been ruled out beforehand.

Orthodontics is the process of correcting the dentition and straightening teeth with braces, oral appliances and capsules. Preparation starts with an examination by a specialist, dental x-rays and a treatment plan. The next step is the treatment of diseased teeth and sore gums and hygienic cleaning.

Orthodontic treatment is absolutely painless for both children and adults.

The first step towards a beautiful smile is a hygienic procedure by a professional dentist,
after consulting your doctor and before starting orthodontic treatment. This is necessary to assess the condition of the teeth and gums before treatment begins. If you don't treat your teeth or gums before, moving your teeth during orthodontic treatment can trigger an exacerbation of inflammation. As self-care becomes more difficult during treatment, you will need to come for professional cleanings more often than usual, about once every 3 months.

Preparation Examination, dental X-ray, plan preparation - 1 hour.

Artificial root implantation in bone - up to 1 hour. Implant takes 3-5 months to take root.

Placement of the abutment - the main part of the implant - 45 minutes. Dental crown placement - 30 minutes. Crown Taking impressions on the basis of which the crown is made - 30 minutes + preparation.

Crown placement - 30 minutes.

The whole implantation process takes 3-6 months.

Computed tomography is a 3D scan. With this scan, the doctor evaluates all the teeth and the surrounding tissues and can see them in great detail from all sides. The specialist obtains objective information about the entire oral cavity: the presence of possible inflammation and its exact location, the history of the disease, the previous treatment, the current state of the tooth and the patient's health.

The doctor can also plan the treatment step by step.

Each filling needs to be monitored during its lifetime, i.e. 8-10 years.
After that, the filling is replaced by a new one. There are a number of signs that indicate the need to replace a filling: The filling is displaced and therefore the environment of the tooth is no longer hermetic.
The surface of the filling is severely worn. The filling no longer follows the natural shape of the tooth.
Toothache under the old filling.
Do not forget to have a preventive check-up twice a year! This will help to identify the need to replace the filling and keep your teeth healthy.

Unfortunately, there is no truth to this claim. A large amount of toothpaste does not guarantee quality teeth cleaning. On the contrary, a pea sized amount of toothpaste is enough to clean your teeth thoroughly. The latest scientific research confirms that the effectiveness of tooth brushing is the same with and without toothpaste. Therefore, it's not important WHAT to clean with, but HOW to clean!

Toothbrushes are special small brushes that are used to clean the hard-to-reach areas between teeth, a normal brush will not clean toothbrushes. Brushes come in different sizes and each size has its own color. You don't need to memorize the diameter of the brush - you just need to find the right one for you.

the color of the brush that suits you! Use toothbrushes. It's LITERALLY FREE AND

VERY EFFECTIVE in the prevention of gum disease, as well as during periodontal treatment.

The right brush is one that cleans the plaque effectively without damaging the enamel of the teeth and gums. The more bristles the toothbrush has, the more effective it is. The ideal toothbrush has no rubber inserts or other "design" solutions.

Only dense, round-tipped bristles gently clean the tooth surface without damaging the gums. For the same reason, soft toothbrushes should be preferred. All bristles should be pointed to one side, at a 90 degree angle to the bottom of the brush. Remember that it is recommended to change your toothbrush every 3 months!

A cofferdam is used to insulate the tooth from saliva. It consists of a rubber band, a frame and special clasps to be fitted on the tooth. The cofferdam allows the clinician to work in dry conditions and the fitted fillings last up to 10 times longer!
None of the solutions used by the doctor to treat the root canals enter the oral cavity. Patients do not have to rinse their mouths and spit out fluids frequently during treatment and therefore, while using cofferdam during the procedure, patients often fall asleep.