Tooth extraction is safe if performed correctly. Proper preparation for the procedure and thorough cleaning of the tissues after the tooth is removed are crucial. It is especially important to avoid traumatizing the surrounding tissues during the extraction and to ensure the area is cleaned properly afterward. When these steps are followed correctly, the tissues will regenerate naturally. An improperly performed extraction can result in a defect in the jawbone, potentially causing problems in the future.

We recommend visiting the dentist before planning a pregnancy. Tooth extraction during pregnancy is not advised and is only performed in exceptional cases.

• When wisdom teeth are non-functional (not involved in chewing) and severely affected by decay, pulpitis, or periodontitis.
• When root structure or poor access makes quality endodontic treatment impossible.
• When partially erupted wisdom teeth cause recurrent soft tissue inflammation (pericoronitis).
• When impacted wisdom teeth could damage adjacent tooth roots or cause teeth crowding.
• When misaligned wisdom teeth injure the cheek lining during chewing.
• To reduce the likelihood of cyst formation around an impacted tooth or to remove a tooth with an already formed cyst.
• Wisdom teeth removal is recommended before starting orthodontic treatment with braces or clear aligners.

It is recommended to replace an extracted tooth to reduce wear on other teeth, which bear more pressure during chewing. This also helps to prevent bite misalignment and to stop jawbone deterioration.

Preventive dental visits for both children and adults are recommended every 6-12 months. Regular checkups allow for the prevention of tooth decay, avoiding the need for expensive treatments by addressing issues sooner.

Tooth extraction is safe if performed correctly. Proper preparation for the procedure and thorough cleaning of the tissues after the tooth is removed are crucial. It is especially important to avoid traumatizing the surrounding tissues during the extraction and to ensure the area is cleaned properly afterward. When these steps are followed correctly, the tissues will regenerate naturally. An improperly performed extraction can result in a defect in the jawbone, potentially causing problems in the future.

We recommend visiting the dentist before planning a pregnancy. Tooth extraction during pregnancy is not advised and is only performed in exceptional cases.

• When wisdom teeth are non-functional (not involved in chewing) and severely affected by decay, pulpitis, or periodontitis.
• When root structure or poor access makes quality endodontic treatment impossible.
• When partially erupted wisdom teeth cause recurrent soft tissue inflammation (pericoronitis).
• When impacted wisdom teeth could damage adjacent tooth roots or cause teeth crowding.
• When misaligned wisdom teeth injure the cheek lining during chewing.
• To reduce the likelihood of cyst formation around an impacted tooth or to remove a tooth with an already formed cyst.
• Wisdom teeth removal is recommended before starting orthodontic treatment with braces or clear aligners.

It is recommended to replace an extracted tooth to reduce wear on other teeth, which bear more pressure during chewing. This also helps to prevent bite misalignment and to stop jawbone deterioration.

Preventive dental visits for both children and adults are recommended every 6-12 months. Regular checkups allow for the prevention of tooth decay, avoiding the need for expensive treatments by addressing issues sooner.

Tooth sensitivity can either be temporary or not occur at all. During the procedure, the gums are carefully isolated to prevent any whitening material from entering the gum line, significantly reducing the risk of sensitivity.

The effect of teeth whitening lasts about 12 months after the procedure, depending on the patient’s lifestyle.

We recommend undergoing the procedure no more than once a year.

Teeth whitening is not suitable for teeth that are decayed or have worn enamel, for patients with gum inflammation, periodontitis, or other gum diseases. It is also not recommended for patients who smoke, abuse alcohol, or have endodontically treated teeth that require internal whitening.

60 min. – 90 min.

The main advantage of aesthetic filling is the appearance of the teeth, which allows the patient to enjoy a beautiful smile. Price. Aesthetic filling is usually much cheaper than other possible alternative tooth restoration methods. Speed. With aesthetic filling, the patient can enjoy the results after just one or a few visits to the dentist.

The duration of treatment depends on the number of teeth being restored and the complexity of the situation. Treatment typically takes from a few hours to several hours, with one visit or two years.

There is no warranty period for filling.

It is best to whiten your teeth before aesthetic filling, as the materials used in aesthetic filling do not have whitening properties.

We recommend performing professional oral hygiene every 12 months, or every 6 months if you have implants. In exceptional cases, the hygienist may schedule more frequent visits.

Typically, the professional oral hygiene procedure is painless. However, for patients with sensitive teeth or gums, tooth sensitivity and slight pain may occur after this procedure. In such cases, a numbing procedure may be applied during the treatment.

Yes, this procedure is completely safe and performed for pregnant women.

Each treatment case is unique and depends on your current dental and bite situation. During the visit, the doctor will assess how long your treatment will take while following the appropriate treatment guidelines. Typically, patients wear aligners for 8 to 20 months.

There are no age limits for aligner treatment. Both adults and young individuals with fully erupted permanent teeth can enjoy a healthy and beautiful smile.

Due to different pricing structures, aligner treatment may seem more expensive than braces, but this is not necessarily true. With braces, you usually only pay for the initial application, and all follow-up visits and brace removal will cost extra. Therefore, you can only calculate the final cost of braces treatment after completing the treatment. With aligners, it is common to pay the full amount upfront, as the doctor can accurately predict the course, duration, and cost of aligner treatment.

Treatment is possible, but an individual evaluation of the situation is necessary. Otherwise, orthognathic treatment with dental braces is recommended.

When teeth are misaligned, the natural self-cleaning of the teeth is disrupted, leading to plaque buildup. This, in turn, causes inflammation of the periodontal tissues and promotes the development of tooth decay.

The formation of a bad bite can be influenced by heredity, genetics, improper dental care, and other factors. Causes of improper bite formation include: Poor care of baby teeth, Childhood habits of sucking something for comfort (e.g., thumb-sucking) or prolonged use of pacifiers, Irregular breathing or mouth breathing (e.g., due to frequent colds or respiratory illnesses in childhood), Lack of timely dental prosthetics in cases of early tooth loss or extraction. In such cases, other teeth shift position, causing bite misalignment. Teeth grinding (bruxism), often caused by stress, tension, or other reasons. Teeth wear down, and the bite deepens and worsens.

The duration and methods of treatment are usually determined during a consultation. Orthodontic treatment can last from 4 months to 3 years or even longer. The duration depends on the position of the teeth in the dental arch and the relationship between the upper and lower jaw teeth.

To ensure smooth treatment with braces and achieve the best results, it is necessary to visit the orthodontist for check-ups and adjustments every 7-8 weeks.

This is a rare occurrence. Most often, teeth feel sensitive for a few days after the braces are applied.

The answer is very simple – over time, microscopic gaps appear in old fillings that are invisible to the naked eye, where bacteria accumulate, causing tooth decay. To prevent this, we replace old fillings with new ones! Visit your dentist, who will assess and inform you whether your fillings are worn out, cracked, and need adjustment or replacement.

The entire orthognathic treatment process lasts about 2–3 years.

Treatment is possible, but an individual evaluation of the situation is necessary. Otherwise, orthognathic treatment with dental braces is recommended.

Jaw position correction is possible from the age of 18; however, the orthognathic treatment itself can begin earlier, i.e., orthodontic preparatory treatment.

Yes, it is possible. However, it is important to note that orthodontic treatment differs in both cases.

It is possible, but only in very rare and practically almost non-existent cases.

Yes, and in many cases, this can be identified, which may suggest sleep apnea. Detailed information is provided during a consultation after evaluating your individual case.

The choice of dental prosthetics is vast. We will present specific prosthetic treatment options for you after a consultation at our clinic. Generally, two types of prosthetics are offered – fixed on teeth or implants, and removable prosthetics.

Our clinic specialists are always ready to answer your questions and explain how to care for your teeth after each procedure. Fixed prosthetics usually require no additional care beyond regular natural tooth maintenance. Removable prosthetics, such as dental plates, need to be cleaned after every meal, as food particles and debris accumulate underneath them. It is recommended to have professional oral hygiene performed annually, and if you have implants, hygiene should be done every 6 months.

Dental crowns are typically applied when a tooth is severely damaged by cavities or after endodontic treatment. It is used as an alternative to replacing large fillings, missing one or more teeth, for edentulous jaws, or to treat worn-down teeth.

The standard price for an implant starts at 800 euros. Before implantation, it is necessary to come for a consultation, during which the patient’s clinical condition is assessed, and an individual treatment plan is made.

The most appropriate method can only be determined during a consultation after evaluating the patient’s clinical condition.

The implantation procedure is performed under local anesthesia, so you will not feel any pain. We can also perform implantation under sedation. When sedation is applied, the patient feels comfortable and experiences no fear during the procedure.

A typical implantation takes approximately 45-75 minutes. This time may vary depending on the implant location, the number of implants being placed, and other factors required for the procedure.

For such cases, we offer innovative implantation methods such as All-on-4 or Trefoil, where teeth are restored using 4 or 3 implants.

Crowns attached to implants are customized in color, shape, and size to match your natural teeth.

Depending on the implant manufacturer, the warranty ranges from 5 years to a lifetime guarantee.

The choice of dental prosthetics is vast. We will present specific prosthetic treatment options for you after a consultation at our clinic. Generally, two types of prosthetics are offered – fixed on teeth or implants, and removable prosthetics.

Our clinic specialists are always ready to answer your questions and explain how to care for your teeth after each procedure. Fixed prosthetics usually require no additional care beyond regular natural tooth maintenance. Removable prosthetics, such as dental plates, need to be cleaned after every meal, as food particles and debris accumulate underneath them. It is recommended to have professional oral hygiene performed annually, and if you have implants, hygiene should be done every 6 months.

Dental crowns are typically applied when a tooth is severely damaged by cavities or after endodontic treatment. It is used as an alternative to replacing large fillings, missing one or more teeth, for edentulous jaws, or to treat worn-down teeth.

The choice of dental prosthetics is vast. We will present specific prosthetic treatment options for you after a consultation at our clinic. Generally, two types of prosthetics are offered – fixed on teeth or implants, and removable prosthetics.

Our clinic specialists are always ready to answer your questions and explain how to care for your teeth after each procedure. Fixed prosthetics usually require no additional care beyond regular natural tooth maintenance. Removable prosthetics, such as dental plates, need to be cleaned after every meal, as food particles and debris accumulate underneath them. It is recommended to have professional oral hygiene performed annually, and if you have implants, hygiene should be done every 6 months.

Dental crowns are typically applied when a tooth is severely damaged by cavities or after endodontic treatment. It is used as an alternative to replacing large fillings, missing one or more teeth, for edentulous jaws, or to treat worn-down teeth.

The choice of dental prosthetics is vast. We will present specific prosthetic treatment options for you after a consultation at our clinic. Generally, two types of prosthetics are offered – fixed on teeth or implants, and removable prosthetics.

Our clinic specialists are always ready to answer your questions and explain how to care for your teeth after each procedure. Fixed prosthetics usually require no additional care beyond regular natural tooth maintenance. Removable prosthetics, such as dental plates, need to be cleaned after every meal, as food particles and debris accumulate underneath them. It is recommended to have professional oral hygiene performed annually, and if you have implants, hygiene should be done every 6 months.

Dental crowns are typically applied when a tooth is severely damaged by cavities or after endodontic treatment. It is used as an alternative to replacing large fillings, missing one or more teeth, for edentulous jaws, or to treat worn-down teeth.

The choice of dental prosthetics is vast. We will present specific prosthetic treatment options for you after a consultation at our clinic. Generally, two types of prosthetics are offered – fixed on teeth or implants, and removable prosthetics.

Our clinic specialists are always ready to answer your questions and explain how to care for your teeth after each procedure. Fixed prosthetics usually require no additional care beyond regular natural tooth maintenance. Removable prosthetics, such as dental plates, need to be cleaned after every meal, as food particles and debris accumulate underneath them. It is recommended to have professional oral hygiene performed annually, and if you have implants, hygiene should be done every 6 months.

Dental crowns are typically applied when a tooth is severely damaged by cavities or after endodontic treatment. It is used as an alternative to replacing large fillings, missing one or more teeth, for edentulous jaws, or to treat worn-down teeth.

Treatment usually does not cause discomfort, as endodontic treatment is performed under local anesthesia. In most cases, the tooth may be sensitive for a few days following the treatment. If necessary, anti-inflammatory pain relievers can help alleviate the pain.

The duration of the treatment usually depends on the clinical condition of the patient. The length and number of visits depend on the complexity of the treatment. A single visit typically lasts about 1 to 1.5 hours.

We can return to work the next day. After the procedure, you may travel home with the doctor’s approval, but driving after sedation is not recommended.

Under each baby tooth, there is a developing permanent tooth. If a decayed baby tooth is not treated and the infection spreads, it may damage the developing permanent tooth, affecting its growth and eruption.

We recommend the first visit to a specialist at the age of two, every 2-3 months.

The same methods as for adults are typically used, such as local anesthesia. If necessary, dental treatment for children can also be performed with anesthesia.

X-ray diagnostic tests do not cause any obvious negative effects on the body, as the exposure to radiation is very low. X-rays are performed only with a referral or during a consultation at the clinic.