Dental procedures can be carried out with sedation - suppressing the patient's consciousness and calming them with medication.
During sedation, the patient feels drowsy or asleep, relaxed and calm, and free from fear and stress.
The level of sedation - from mild to deep - will be chosen by a qualified specialist in our clinic according to your condition and the extent of the procedure.
Dental procedures can be carried out with sedation - suppressing the patient's consciousness and calming them with medication.
During sedation, the patient feels drowsy or asleep, relaxed and calm, and free from fear and stress.
The level of sedation - from mild to deep - will be chosen by a qualified specialist in our clinic according to your condition and the extent of the procedure.
Dental procedures can be carried out with sedation - suppressing the patient's consciousness and calming them with medication.
During sedation, the patient feels drowsy or asleep, relaxed and calm, and free from fear and stress.
The level of sedation - from mild to deep - will be chosen by a qualified specialist in our clinic according to your condition and the extent of the procedure.
Dental X-rays are taken for diagnostic purposes or for therapeutic treatment. Dental X-rays are needed when one or more dental crowns and roots are taken.
Dental X-rays show the length of the root canals, their location and the caries of the tooth.
A digital panoramic picture of the mouth (orthopantomogram) shows the overall flat view of the upper and lower jaw and the maxillary sinuses. A panoramic mouth picture is taken when:
Computer tomography - The 3D image obtained with a CT scanner shows a very accurate, undistorted, realistic view of the upper and lower jaws and surrounding areas (sinuses, temporomandibular joints, airways).
The 3D image provides detailed information on the condition of the patient's teeth and tissues in the maxillofacial area, various pathologies, fractures, root fractures, tooth position anomalies and foreign bodies. Thanks to tomography, treatment can be precisely planned:
Implants,
bone grafting,
sinus lift surgery.
Computer tomography - The 3D image obtained with a CT scanner shows a very accurate, undistorted, realistic view of the upper and lower jaws and surrounding areas (sinuses, temporomandibular joints, airways).
The 3D image provides detailed information on the condition of the patient's teeth and tissues in the maxillofacial area, various pathologies, fractures, root fractures, tooth position anomalies and foreign bodies. Thanks to tomography, treatment can be precisely planned:
Computer tomography - The 3D image obtained with a CT scanner shows a very accurate, undistorted, realistic view of the upper and lower jaws and surrounding areas (sinuses, temporomandibular joints, airways).
The 3D image provides detailed information on the condition of the patient's teeth and tissues in the maxillofacial area, various pathologies, fractures, root fractures, tooth position anomalies and foreign bodies. Thanks to tomography, treatment can be precisely planned:
A lateral radiograph of the head is also taken when planning orthodontic treatment. This allows complex measurements requiring high precision to be taken and ensures effective treatment.
Dental caries treatment is carried out by removing the damaged tooth tissue and repairing the defects with filling materials. The purpose of a filling is therefore:
Dental caries treatment is carried out by removing the damaged tooth tissue and repairing the defects with filling materials. The purpose of a filling is therefore:
Aesthetic dental restorations are a field of dentistry that aims to preserve as much healthy tooth tissue as possible by restoring the shape, colour, size, clarity, and correct position of the teeth in the dental arch with aesthetic fillings.
Aesthetic restorations preserve the natural vitality of the teeth to the maximum extent possible without abrading the healthy tooth tissue.
ICON is an innovative procedure that helps to reduce or eliminate white spots and treat early caries without drilling.
The biggest advantages of ICON are:
Seals wear out, change colour over time and become dull.
During the visit, the fillings are polished to give them a more natural shade.
A package of tests needed to develop an orthodontic treatment plan:
An orthodontic plate is an orthodontic appliance used to correct teeth, especially in younger patients. The plate helps to straighten the teeth effectively and prevents jaw deformity.
A removable functional appliance is an orthodontic appliance that is used to correct the function of the jaw and facial muscles in order to improve a variety of bite and dental problems.
A fixed functional appliance is an orthodontic appliance that is fixed to the teeth and worn permanently, unlike removable functional appliances. This appliance is used to correct bite problems, facial symmetry and misalignment of teeth.
Metal braces are a classic treatment method with the lowest price and reliable results. Metal braces are unsightly and highly visible, so this method can cause aesthetic discomfort.
Beligature braces - a braces system with a unique locking mechanism that makes orthodontic treatment more comfortable and faster than with conventional braces
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Ceramic braces - similar in principle to metal braces, but more aesthetically pleasing: the colour of the braces matches the natural colour of the patient's teeth. However, these braces are more fragile and can break when eating or playing sports.
Ordoline dental straightening aligners successfully treat even the most difficult cases of malocclusion and crooked teeth.
SPARK is a clear aligners system manufactured by Ormco, a global orthodontic company with 60 years of experience in the field. Experts around the world trust us for high quality treatment solutions.
Spark aligners are high quality caps made from a special TrueGEN material, which gives them the following characteristics: they are highly transparent, they are more resistant to pigmentation (compared to other manufacturers' aligners), and they are made from a material whose properties result in the generation of a uniform force needed to effectively straighten the teeth.
Invisalign dental straightening aligners are an advanced dental straightening technology based on extensive scientific research, made of a thin, transparent material that is virtually invisible on the teeth.
Invisalign is an American company's aligners. They have been on the market since 1999.
Straumann Roxolid SLActive implants are high-quality dental implants manufactured and supplied by the Swiss company Straumann. These implants are renowned for their high quality, innovation and reliability. SLActive implants have a unique surface that promotes bone formation around the implant, so the implant heals twice as fast. The implant has a close to 100 per cent implant retention rate.
Osstem TS III implants are high-quality dental implants manufactured and supplied by Osstem Implant. These implants are known for their durability, biocompatibility and performance.
Osstem TS III implants are mostly made of titanium or titanium alloy, which is biocompatible and non-allergenic. This means that they are safe to use and well tolerated by the body.
Hi-tec Logic implants are high-quality dental implants that are used to restore and treat missing teeth. These implants are manufactured and supplied by Hi-tec Implants to a wide range of dental practices worldwide.
Hi-tec Logic implants are made of medical steel or titanium. These materials are biocompatible, i.e. their compatibility with the body is very good, reducing the risk of allergies or rejection reactions.
A surgical procedure performed to restore a tooth that is no longer suitable for treatment. The surgery removes the tooth that is no longer suitable for treatment and replaces it with a dental implant.
All on 4 method - where all teeth can be restored in one visit by threading 4 implants to restore chewing and aesthetic functions.
This is the least invasive and highly effective method of implant placement, as the implants function as natural tooth roots and provide a stable support for a variety of prosthetic options.
Sinus lift surgery is a surgical procedure that increases the height of the ridge of the jaw by adding artificial bone to the sinus floor between the sinus lining and the bone wall. This creates enough space in the bone to successfully place dental implants. The sinus is located above the upper jaw.
Sinus lift surgery is a surgical procedure that increases the height of the ridge of the jaw by adding artificial bone to the sinus floor between the sinus lining and the bone wall. This creates enough space in the bone to successfully place dental implants. The sinus is located above the upper jaw.
Bone grafting is a surgical procedure that is needed when the existing jawbone volume is insufficient to support a dental implant. In this surgery, the missing bone volume is restored using replacement bone materials or a graft of your own bone taken from another area.
Implant removal is a procedure performed when a dental implant is no longer suitable for restoring chewing function. This can be due to inflammation of the tissues around the implant, fracture of part of the implant or other reasons. During this procedure, the implant that is no longer suitable for use is unscrewed or drilled from the bone.
Dental veneers are thin porcelain-ceramic plates, just 0.3-0.5 mm thick, which are fixed on the front surface of the teeth.
Veneers help to hide smile defects and create the desired colour and shape of the teeth.
Zirconia ceramic crowns are very strong and can withstand high chewing loads. The most common use of zirconia ceramic crowns is on the front teeth because:
They look flawless, aesthetic and natural;
Zirconia ceramic crowns are permeable;
No allergic reactions. It is a biologically perfectly harmonised material that the body accepts as its own;
Zirconia ceramic crowns are long-lasting;
Zirconia ceramic crowns can be used for people who grind their teeth.
Zirconia ceramic crowns are stronger and more durable than metal ceramic crowns.
Since the crown is in contact with the gums when the prosthesis is placed on implants, zirconia ceramics do not cause inflammatory reactions. The gums tend to grow into the polished zirconia surface. This prevents the entry of infection.
Many people have unpleasant associations with teeth straightening (tooth extraction). But in reality, things are much simpler.
Under local anaesthesia or stronger pain relief, dental surgeons remove the tissues around the tooth, use special instruments to move it and pull it out. Finally, the gums are stitched.
A molar extraction is a procedure that is performed when a molar tooth is no longer suitable for treatment. During the procedure, the molar tooth is moved and removed using special instruments.
Retained teeth are teeth that are fully formed but have not erupted for various reasons. The most common retinal teeth are the 8th to 10th mental teeth. The upper canine, lower premolars and supernumerary teeth may also be missing.
There are several degrees of retention:
complete retention, where the tooth is completely covered by bone or mucosa;
partial retention, where part of the tooth is visible.
The resection involves cutting through the mucous membrane and accessing the bone at the site of the focus. After making a small window in the bone, the focal capsule is removed, a small part of the root apex is cut off, the root itself is covered with an infection-resistant material, and the wound is sutured.
Lip flap surgery is very often performed on children. The lips have an impact on speech, jaw formation and the position of the teeth. At a later age, if not performed in time, bone melting, gum loss and malocclusion can occur.
Laser lip resurfacing is painless and performed under local anaesthesia. During and after the procedure, the wound does not bleed, no sutures or bandages are required.
A pinned tongue hook is a congenital condition in which the tongue hook is short and prevents free movement of the tongue.
The laser beam has therapeutic and preventive effects. It effectively kills micro-organisms, prevents infection, promotes tissue regeneration, wound healing and stops scarring.
Laser surgery is more comfortable, quicker and does not require sutures or stitches.
Tongue flap trimming is a surgical procedure performed when the tongue flap is too short, restricts tongue movement, and makes breastfeeding and speech development difficult. During the procedure, the tongue flap is cut, thus freeing up tongue movements.
Root canals can be curved, narrow, filled with old fillings or simply difficult to pass.
A microscope used during treatment increases the view and visibility, and helps the work to be carried out carefully and
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Root canal treatment is needed when the tooth pulp (tooth nerve) is infected with microorganisms or their toxins.
Root canal treatment involves removing the blood vessels and nerves that feed the tooth from the canals, dilating, cleaning and sealing them with special filling materials.
For best results, we use a high-resolution microscope for endodontic treatment.
This technology allows us to effectively see even the smallest abnormalities in root canals and to help patients with difficult cases.
It happens that during root canal treatment, part of the instrument used to clean the root canal breaks off (a foreign body), blocking the rest of the root canal with the dirt that remains there.
Under the control of a microscope, the removal of the foreign body becomes possible using special instruments.
Metal pins can be used to restore teeth (dentures).
If the roots have not been properly healed before the prosthetic treatment, in some cases these metal plugs (cult liners) have to be removed in order to rebuild the root canals with high quality.
After removing the carious tissue from the root canals, locating all the canals, cleaning and disinfecting them, the canals are sealed with a special canal sealing material.
Root canal treatment involves removing the blood vessels and nerves that feed the tooth from the canals, dilating them, cleaning them and sealing them with special filling materials.
Root canal treatment is needed when root canals have already been treated but the canal system is again infected with micro-organisms or their toxins.
Canal retreatment consists of removing the old root canal filling material, locating all the canals, cleaning, disinfecting and filling them with a special canal filling material.
Root canal treatment involves removing the blood vessels and nerves that feed the tooth from the canals, dilating them, cleaning them and sealing them with special filling materials.
Patient familiarisation with the correct principles of daily oral care. Individual oral care products are selected.
Polishing of soft dental plaque, pigmented stains with air jet, water and polishing powder.
An ultrasonic scaler (fast vibratory movements) or special instruments are used to remove tartar and Airflow (air abrasion) to polish away soft and pigmented plaque.
For children under 12 years of age, the use of an ultrasonic scaler is contraindicated, so tartar removal is carried out with manual instruments and Airflow polishing (air abrasion).
Teeth whitening with the ZOOM system is a safe, effective and fast procedure. After one hour, your teeth will be significantly whiter (up to 8 shades).
The ZOOM light-activated whitening gel contains hydrogen peroxide (6%). As the hydrogen peroxide decomposes, the oxygen penetrates the enamel and dentin, bleaching the coloured materials without damaging the tooth structure.
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After a professional teeth whitening treatment at the dentist's office, teeth whitening can continue at home. Zoom caps and whitening material are home-made products that can be used as a maintenance treatment after in-office teeth whitening.
Cap teeth whitening is based on bleaching, in which tooth-whitening gels containing hydrogen peroxide are introduced into special caps, which can be made by a dentist.
Teeth whitening with caps requires wearing the caps on the teeth for a certain period of time during the day or overnight.
The earlier you introduce your children to dental care and hygiene, the better off they will be in future visits to the dentist.
The first time the dentist introduces the child to the examination instruments, the patient's chair, and shows them how everything works.
During the procedure, the decayed tissues of the deciduous tooth are cleaned and the tooth is restored with a filling, thus preserving a functioning tooth. If possible, the young patient is allowed to choose the colour of the filling.
When tooth decay severely damages a tooth or trauma to a deciduous tooth causes the tooth to become dead, the infection can reach the pulp ('nerve') in the root canal. The root canals of the deciduous tooth then need to be cleaned and filled.
A deciduous tooth is extracted when the tooth is severely decayed and can no longer be treated, when inflammation of the deciduous tooth threatens the emergence of a permanent tooth, and when the deciduous tooth is interfering with the eruption of a permanent tooth.
Silants are dental caries-preventing materials that penetrate deeply into the grooves and pits of healthy molars, sealing them and preventing bacteria and carbohydrates, plaque and food debris from entering.
This protects children's teeth from decay.
The procedure is painless and takes only a few minutes.
Fluoridation promotes tooth enamel remineralisation (mineral restoration), strengthens tooth structure, and makes teeth more resistant to bacterial acids.
