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".

Before considering all the advantages and disadvantages of veneers, let's find out what it is. Veneers are thin plates that are “applied” to the teeth on the front. In general, veneers are installed on the “smile” area, i.e. on the front teeth. They come in composite and extruded ceramics.

Composite veneers are made of plastic and do not require additional tooth preparation. But they serve 5-10 years, depending on what lifestyle you have and how you care of your teeth.

According to the observations of our dentists, all patients are divided into two major categories: the patients of the first category want to save even a hopeless tooth, those in the second one want to remove the tooth and forget about it even in the case of the smallest problem, because to treat it is expensive and if the tooth is already damaged, it should be removed.

So, what is the right thing to remove or to treat?

Bruxism is a phenomenon when while sleeping a person clenches their jaws or teeth, or grinds them. Most often we get to know about our bruxism either from close people who hear our gnashing teeth at night or from the dentist who says "you have an increased tooth abrasion", or we can guess about it due to the pain in the jaw in the morning.

Caries is the most common and most known tooth disease. Let's find out in detail what the disease is, whether it can be cured and how, what to do in order not to hear this diagnosis ever in your life.

So, caries is the damage of the tooth enamel, but if left untreated, it will get to the pulp too, which is very unpleasant and the consequences are extremely undesirable. If the caries of the enamel can be treated, with the pulp the consequences are more complicated and can lead to the tooth loss.