Routine examinations

Regular dental check-ups play a key role in maintaining oral health. Routine examinations can detect early signs of tooth decay, gum disease, and other changes, making treatment much easier and less stressful.

Inlay - Onlay

A dental inlay (Inlay or Onlay) is recommended in cases where a gap needs to be filled, and an aesthetic filling made in the office no longer provides a safe solution. A smaller dental inlay is called an inlay, and a larger dental inlay that covers the surface of the tooth is called an onlay.

Implantation

Dental implants are the best solution for replacing missing teeth. Once the artificial tooth root heals, it fuses with our body and behaves as if it were a natural part of it. Using an implant preserves the shape of the face, the end result has a completely natural effect, and our healthy teeth do not need to be ground down.

Orthodontics

The goal of orthodontics is to create the correct position of the teeth, a regular bite, and an aesthetic smile. It not only has aesthetic benefits, but also has a significant functional role: it contributes to improving chewing function, clarity of speech, and the health of the jaw joint.

Dentures

There are two main groups of dentures: removable and fixed dentures. There are different types of fixed dentures, which can be selected by the treating doctor depending on the condition of the patient's oral cavity and teeth, tailored to each individual case.

Aesthetic dentistry

The goal of cosmetic dentistry is to restore or enhance the natural and harmonious smile of patients. Treatments not only provide aesthetic benefits, but can also contribute to the health and durability of teeth from a functional perspective.

Root canal treatment

The goal of root canal treatment is to remove all infection and inflammation in the treated tooth. It is a time-consuming procedure that requires two or more visits.

Teeth whitening

There are two main types of teeth whitening: chemical and physical. In the case of chemical teeth whitening, the tooth is treated externally or internally with a whitening agent containing hydrogen peroxide, and then, when illuminated with a special light, an oxidation process begins, breaking down double covalent bonds into single bonds, which makes the teeth permanently whiter.