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Paediatric dentistry is the branch of dentistry that deals specifically with the treatment of temporary teeth (baby teeth) and newly erupted young permanent teeth. The most common procedures and interventions are the prevention of caries by supervising the diet, brushing instructions or fluoridation and sealing of the grooves and pits where caries most commonly occurs

There are many more benefits from orthodontic treatment than simply straightening the teeth. A comprehensive orthodontic treatment has a long-lasting impact, and can correct para-functions and certain muscular and occlusal dysfunctions which, over time, are likely to affect the adult dentition. This treatment favourably influences the development of the jaw bones and, through the correct positioning of the teeth, contributes to the physiological transmission of masticatory forces, maintaining the health of the marginal periodontium.

Endodontic treatments involve the removal of inflamed or necrotic tissue. Endodontic treatments are aimed at the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of dental pulp diseases, i.e. the soft tissue made up of blood vessels and nerves, located inside the tooth as well as in the apical region. Root canal treatment becomes necessary when the pulp becomes inflamed or dies. If left untreated, the infection spreads to the bone and surrounding tissues.

Periodontitis - known as periodontosis - is a condition of the gums and bone surrounding the teeth that leads to tooth loss even if they are intact, apparently healthy and free of decay. Certain groups of bacteria are responsible for causing this condition. Poor oral hygiene associated with smoking or certain general diseases creates conditions for these bacteria to thrive in the oral cavity. Deep down, the bacteria penetrate past the surface of the tooth root destroying the bone that supports the tooth roots. Failing to stop this bone loss with specific treatment, in time can lead to tooth loss. The treatment of periodontal diseases depends not only on the dentist’s experience and qualifications. An essential factor for a successful treatment is the patient's honest cooperation and consistency in maintaining strict oral hygiene.

Prosthetic restorations ensure the balance of a perfectly aesthetic and functional smile. From simple light-curing fillings, to 0.3 mm thick ceramic veneers, ceramic inlays or InCeram ceramic crowns that perfectly mimic the colour of natural teeth, zirconium oxide crowns or bridges obtained by computerised scanning and milling using CAD/CAM technology, up to complex oral rehabilitations carried out by Smile Design case study with prefiguration and preview of the final treatment result, with ceramic or metal-ceramic works applied over implants, all leading to an ideal result both aesthetically and functionally.

The most popular surgery in dentistry is tooth extraction. There are situations when a tooth or a molar is badly damaged and the dentist finds that it can no longer be restored and it must be extracted, because otherwise it can affect the health of other teeth and cause serious complications. The replacement of lost teeth is absolutely necessary to solve the aesthetic aspect of patients, but especially from a biological point of view, to restore the functions of the dento-maxillary apparatus. Dental implants are artificial parts mostly made of pure titanium, which allow the replacement of the lost teeth, be it a single tooth or all of your teeth.

This branch is aimed at patients who want their teeth to be healthy, well aligned as harmonious as possible with their physiognomy and, last but not least, as white as possible. The modern society in which we live imposes on us beauty standards such as an extremely white and beautiful smile, which means youth and self-confidence to others. This is why more than 75% of our patients, when asked what they would change about their smile, answer without hesitation: colour.