It's no longer a secret that a dental implantation procedure is the most effective solution for restoring lost teeth. The patient receives "new" teeth, as identical as possible with the natural ones, or even better. Chewing function and aesthetics are restored. The patient leads a full life, looks good and smiles a lot.

Do you want to straighten your teeth but do not want to wear braces? There is a great alternative - transparent guards. These eligners are made of special medical transparent material and are practically not visible when worn.

Eligners are made individually. The success of the treatment lies in special software that accurately and precisely calculates the treatment plan, the predicted outcome, the number of guards and the time they should be worn. Of course, the program builds up a plan based on the patient's data and clinical picture.

More and more clinics and dentists are beginning to use such a fairly innovative and effective tool as a dental microscope in their practice. Its use refers to the standards of treatment of caries and root canals. Why is it so effective and unique and should be a priority?

A microscope is a tool that magnifies the image several dozen times. Just imagine what opportunities a doctor may have when he or she can see more and better dozens of times? Dentists have not only become "sighted" but have also begun to effectively use such a "vision".

Quite often, our patients ask about the difference between dental restoration and filling, because in their opinion, the healing process is almost the same, however, the price is significantly different. In fact, there is a difference and it is quite significant.

Professional teeth brushing at the dentist's is already very commonplace and every educated person knows that for dental health it is necessary to have a professional teeth cleaning every half a year or even more often.

There are several cleaning methods available and all of them effectively remove plaque and tartar. The difference is in the approach, preferences of the doctor and the clinical situation of the patient.