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Apicoectomy is a surgical procedure done to remove the tip of the root above or under which reoccurring infections take place, regardless of whether the tooth has been endodontically treated or not. An incision is done on the gums and the tissue is lifted, followed by the removal of a part of the bone tissue …
Cystectomy is a surgical procedure done to remove a cyst. A cyst is a hollow area surrounded by tissue and filled with liquid, which can develop in both soft and bone tissues. It is therefore necessary to completely remove it in order for the process to be stopped. During its development a cyst causes bone …
E-max or complete ceramics represents a bio compatible material of high transparency, translucency and the ability to mimic optic features of the natural tooth, resulting in the crown being nearly impossible to distinguish from the natural teeth. Complete ceramics are mostly used on front teeth, and if teeth are white upon whetting, the results are …
Zirconium-oxide ceramics is a material of extreme firmness and biocompatibility which provides a natural look of the teeth due to its ability to let the natural light in. This method gives astounding results regardless of whether the solution has been placed on natural teeth that have been whetted or onto implants. Due to its firmness …
A wisdom tooth is one of two molars in the back of your mouth. They usually come in between the ages of 17 and 25, and they’re spotted on X-rays or latest when certain problems arise. One of the most common dental surgical procedures are the extraction of impacted and retinated teeth, which occurs usually on wisdom teeth due …
Periodontal illnesses comprise gingivitis and periodontitis, with both conditions gradually progressing. They start off as gingivitis (inflammation of gums which become swollen, red and can be painful. The gums can bleed during brushing). These conditions are caused by bacteria from the hard and the soft sediments on the gums. If not treated in a timely …
Guided Soft Tissue Regeneration is a surgical procedure regenerating defects of the bearing tooth structures, bones and gums stemming from the consequences of periodontitis. The procedure can include using membranes, bone tissue replacements and a gingival transplant. The installation of the membrane on the damaged area prevents ingrowing of the meat into the bone and …
Guided Bone Regeneration is a surgical method that aims at augmenting the volume and the structure of the bone. We use it; on patients who are experiencing substantial bone resorption who can then undergo the installation of the implants; after extractions in order to prevent the atrophy of the alveolus; to regenerate the bone around …
The lengthening of the clinical crown is an aesthetic surgical procedure removing excess gums, and in special cases the bone around the tooth. After stitching and the adaptation of the gingiva, the tissue is in the process of healing. This procedure is most commonly used to achieve aesthetic goals: to diminish tooth length asymmetry and …
Gingival Recession Therapy comprises procedures aimed at fixing the morphology, position and quantity of the gingiva in the area around the teeth. Gingival recession is a progressive increase in root exposure due to the edge of the gingiva moving. If not treated, the recession can progress to the phase where it poses a threat to …
In our clinic we use CAD/CAM technology, in other words, the CEREC system of the company called Sirona. By opting for this system a patient can obtain crowns, veneers and inlay/onlay/overlay of a perfect shape, size and aesthetic value, in just one visit without your dental imprint being made and without the need to opt …
When the crown of a tooth is seriously damaged due to a trauma, a large cavity or if you decided to change big amalgam fillings, the best solution is inlay or onlay. The difference between them is in how big the affected surface is. Inlay replaces the central part of the tooth, while onlay replaces …
The 3D printer technology falls under the latest high-tech developments which enables a dental laboratory to print virtual models created in CAD by a dentist using a 3D printer. This accelerates the process of creating the replacement solution, in addition to adding to quality and precision. When it comes to metal and ceramic solutions, the …
Whitening is a process which can bring back your pearly white smile. Teeth change over time. The enamel becomes thinner, the dentine is visible through the tooth and it becomes darker. In addition, the discolouration is linked to foods and beverages of darker nuances, alcohol and smoking. Some medications can also cause your teeth to …
Digital smile design is the latest method of smile formation using a computer program. It helps us to better visualise the patient’s’ future procedures done in their mouth. The patient participates in the design process of their future smile by clearly stating their wishes and expectations, so that the final result could be satisfying to …
Crowns are fixed prosthodontic replacements cemented onto a previously whetted tooth, if it is necessary to recreate the original appearance of the tooth, in order for it to strengthen or if you want to improve the aesthetic aspect of your smile. Crowns can also be made upon an implanted dental solution. Bridges are prosthodontic solutions …
Crowns are fixed prosthodontic replacements cemented onto a previously whetted tooth, if it is necessary to recreate the original appearance of the tooth, in order for it to strengthen or if you want to improve the aesthetic aspect of your smile. Crowns can also be made upon an implanted dental solution. Bridges are prosthodontic solutions …
Implant Prosthodontics comprises dental solutions attached to implants. We are able to replace one or more missing teeth using crowns or bridges on the implant which imitates the root of the tooth. The bridge can be cemented or attached to the implants using screws. When it comes to treating complete toothlessness, we do all-on-4 and …
All on four or, all on six are two methods of quick teeth replacement. Processes which are different by a number of implants being installed into toothless jaws of patients who want a fixed solution, but do not have enough bone in the back part of the jaw. Depending on the quantity of the remaining …
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Replacement of an individual tooth can be done either by installing an implant and a crown onto it, or by replacing more teeth with an implant upon which a bridge is made, and thereby no surrounding healthy teeth are affected. When installing a bridge which is to replace one tooth, two neighbouring teeth have to …
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