Dental implants are a surgical procedure used to replace missing teeth. They are artificial roots that are surgically inserted into the jawbone and serve as a solid base for attaching tooth replacements such as crowns, bridges.

Dental implants can be made of different materials, most commonly titanium implants, but we also use ceramic implants.

Dental implants are suitable for people who have lost one or more teeth due to various reasons such as tooth decay, periodontitis, accidents or genetic factors.

The success rate of implant healing is very high.

A consultation with our surgeon is essential to assess the suitability of this type of treatment.

A white dental filling, also known as a composite filling, is a material used to repair cavities or other defects in teeth.

This filling is made of a composite material. One of the main advantages of composite fillings is their ability to simulate the color and texture of a natural tooth, which provides an aesthetically pleasing appearance.

Overall, white dental fillings are a popular choice for patients who want an aesthetically pleasing and functional solution for correcting dental defects.

Teeth whitening is a cosmetic procedure that aims to lighten the colour of the teeth.

Home whitening involves the use of gels or peroxide-based products that are applied to the teeth using soft foil supports custom-made for the client.

A dental hygienist may perform in-office whitening using stronger peroxide products, often activated by light.

The results of teeth whitening can be temporary and depend on the patient's lifestyle, eating habits and aftercare.
Teeth whitening can improve a patient's self-esteem and the aesthetics of their smile. Limitations may include tooth sensitivity or ineffectiveness on certain types of stains.

Dental hygiene focuses on preventing tooth decay, gum disease, and other oral health problems. Proper home and office dental hygiene can prevent tooth decay, periodontitis and other problems, which contributes to overall oral health.

Endodontics is a branch of dentistry that deals with the treatment of diseases of the dental pulp (nerve), cleaning the root system of the tooth.
Endodontics under the microscope is a modern approach to this treatment where the endodontic specialist uses a microscope to improve visualization and accuracy during treatment, especially for more complex tooth root systems.

The microscope provides the dentist with greatly improved visualization of the working area.

With the magnification and illumination of the microscope, clinicians can see details and structures in the root canals that might be missed during conventional treatment without a microscope. Using the microscope allows doctors to work with greater precision. This is important in the removal of pulp, root canal fillings and other surgical procedures that are part of endodontics.
With the precision of the microscope, doctors can minimize the removal of healthy tooth tissue, which is crucial to keeping as much of the natural tooth as possible.

Endodontics under the microscope is a technologically advanced method that can improve the success of endodontics and the patient's well-being during treatment.