Dental implants caused a revolutionary change in dentistry. Implants are man-made replacements for the tooth roots – even bonding naturally with the jawbone. This is called ‘osseointegration’. A new ceramic tooth is fixed on top of the implant to complete the restoration.

Millions of people all over the world now enjoy Implants. This simple procedure can transform your confidence and improve your looks.

When the functions of a tooth (chewing, appearance) cannot be restored by filling, a crown may be necessary. In our surgery we routinely prepare natural looking crowns and bridges.

The crown is a restoration covering the full surface of the tooth, and protecting it from breakage. It does not discolour and is very durable.

The material of the crown is usually ceramo-metallic – porcelain, bonded to a thin metal structure. On the outside only the porcelain is visible. It is very long lasting, but it may not always gives back the natural transparency of the tooth.

Non-metal crowns imitate the natural aesthetics of the tooth perfectly. Various technologies are available, like Belleglass with synthetic fibre structure, Empress pressed ceramic or the latest, the Procera crown casting prepared with CAD-CAM scanning technology.

One of the methods of replacing missing teeth is the preparation of a bridge, using the teeth either side of the gap as a pillar. The material used for a bridge is usually also ceramo-metallic, as it is strong enough to withstand the physical stresses the bridge is subjected to.

When the gap is small, non-metal bridges can be made, such as the Procera bridge, using CAD-CAM technology.

It is very common for a person to have a chipped tooth; it happens most frequently when we bite into something harder than the enamel on our teeth. Not only can a chipped tooth possibly affect our appearance, left untreated a chipped tooth can lead to future problems with the underlying root. One excellent fix for a chipped tooth is a dental veneer.

A dental veneer is a thin, all-ceramic shell, custom-made to fit over your discolored or chipped tooth. They have brilliant luminous properties and look just like your natural teeth. They are completely metal-free and completely safe.

The veneer is a thin layer (approx. 0.5mm thick) made to fit over the front surface of the tooth, covered by the lips.

The reason for using veneers can be excessive discolouration, chip, inappropriate shape or axial position, or a big gap between teeth.

Veneers make teeth look beautiful, even, healthy. Their colour can be matched exactly to the coloration of the patient’s natural teeth. The effect is permanent, the restoration does not discolour.

An inlay is a solid filling prepared in the dental laboratory to the exact shape to replace the missing dental tissue and to restore the anatomical shape and functionality of the tooth. The inlay is bonded into the tooth cavity by the dentist.

Tooth coloured inlay is used primarily in preference to traditional filling when the tooth decay is considerable and extends to the surfaces next to the neighbouring teeth. It is a favourable solution for replacing large old fillings too. The inlay is more transparent, and looks more natural than standard fillings done directly in the mouth. The implant is prepared to the right individual shape to aid your bite, providing perfect functionality.

As it is prepared in laboratory conditions, its physical attributes are superior to the traditional filling (it is more durable, does not break and does not discolour).

The tooth coloured inlay is a long lasting and aesthetic type of filling, with many positive attributes:

All in all, the inlay is a better solution in every respect than a standard filling. The higher cost is a worthwhile investment, because the inlay last several times longer than the traditional filling.

Beyond professional in-office whitening treatment

Beyond a global leader in professional dental whitening systems,is dedicated to developing the safest and the most advenced technologies for cosmetic dentistry.Numerous clinical studies have proven that the Beyond System,wich takes only 30 minutes to return your smile to sparkling white, is the most effective way of whitening the teeth without any side effects.

The Beyond cold-light tooth-whitening machine uses a narrow beam of high-intensity blue ligh twith a wavelength of between 480 and 520 nanometers.A special optical process removes harmful infrared and ultraviolet light.A whitening fluid containing hydrogen peroxide and 20 nanometer silicon dioxide rapidly oxidizes the entire surface of all 16 or more front teeth in one short treatment, them to a beautiful white.

Tests prove that,after whitening with the Beyond System, the teeth score 5 to 14 points higher ont he VITA scale.The results are much better than can be obtained with comparable products.

How safe is Beyond?
The Beyond cold whitening technique is absolutely safe. Because Beyond uses cold light at a low temperature, it cannot irritate the nerves of your teeth. Also, the whitening fluid is water based and does not come into contact with your gums, and will not damage your teeth or tooth enamel.

Ozone therapy

Tooth rehabilitation

With tooth rehabilitation treatments, further decay of teeth can be prevented, thus a probable tooth loss can be delayed. It is advisable to start dental care in childhood with dental sealant. You can prevent decay under fillings and discolouration of your teeth due to soluble metal by replacing old amalgam fillings. Aesthetic fillings and inlays help make your teeth more beautiful and durable. Treatments are carried out in our surgery in cofferdam isolation, that is on a clean and dry tooth surface isolated from saliva and soft tissues.

• Root Canal Treatment
• Dental sealant (for children and adults)
• Aesthetic fillings, inlays and onlays

Paradontology

Parodontology is a new branch of odontology, which deals with the disease of the periodontium (the gum and the structure that supports the tooth) and has gone through a significant development in the past twenty years. Oral hygiene treatments can prevent or slow down bone destruction and gum regression, which can be accounted for more tooth loss than tooth decay. Proper dental, parodontological and oral hygiene treatment are also indispensable prior to implantation. Tissues located in the place of the missing tooth and its close environment must be perfectly healthy and inflammation-free.

• Tooth tartar removal
• Dental curettage
• Parodontological regenerative surgery
• Plastic surgery of the gums
• Dental splinting