Dental treatment

We have noticed that patients still have quite little information about what tefenfluoride is and why coating their teeth with tefenfluoride may be necessary. Tefenfluoride is a solution that allows for quite active and predictable fluoridation - the mineralisation of the tooth with fluoride. Coating teeth with tefenfluoride allows invisible micro-cracks in the tooth enamel to be closed and teeth to be protected from possible damage.👄🙌 ☝Coating teeth with Tefenfluoride is recommended in the following cases: Prevention and treatment of enamel caries - also in cases where caries has already started to develop but is still in the stain stage.

To prevent the formation of carious lesions, caries prevention is always necessary. The first thing you can do for your dental health is, of course, to take good care of your teeth at home. But this is not enough and every person also needs professional prevention, which can be provided by a dentist or dental hygienist. Professional dental prevention can involve a number of manipulations: Annual professional oral hygiene. During this visit, tartar and plaque will be removed, a fluoride gel will be applied to the teeth and the teeth will be assessed for decay. Application of silants on the

👩🏻‍⚕️ In dental practice, it is still a common observation that patients come for an appointment when there is something wrong with their tooth, but still pay relatively little attention to gum disease. ☝ Periodontitis and gingivitis are the most common diseases affecting the periodontal tissues - the gum and jawbone. ❗ Periodontal tissue performs the very important function of holding the teeth in the jaws. 👉 Gingivitis is an inflammation caused by plaque, characterised by swelling and redness of the gums. The main symptom, which the patient may notice on a daily basis, is that the gums usually bleed

❓ Patients sometimes ask why do they need an X-ray? X-rays are taken to detect caries or holes, inflammation, root anatomy and to assess the quality of root canal treatment. As a result of the X-ray, the doctor is better able to diagnose the problem and predict the possible course/complexity of further treatment. During root canal treatment or endodontics, several X-rays are usually taken, as this is the only way for the doctor to ascertain the quality of the treatment carried out. Therefore, patients should not be concerned if several X-rays are taken on the same tooth. ❓ Are dental

The most common dental procedure is tooth filling. The first step is to anaesthetise the patient to make the treatment process as comfortable and painless as possible. Next, the entire caries, or hole, in the tooth is drilled out. The dentist then prepares the tooth for the filling by applying insulating rubber to ensure a dry environment, shaping strips, etching and placing a band to ensure that the filling material adheres to the tooth. The filling material is placed in small layers and hardened with a lamp. The final step is to examine the tooth in the bite and polish

Recommendations: The cause of erosion must always be found and eliminated (changing diet, treating general illnesses, etc.); Rinse mouth with water after vomiting episodes or after taking acidic foods / drinks; After vomiting or the use of acidic products, teeth should not be cleaned for at least 30 minutes; Take soft drinks only with meals; Use only non-abrasive toothpastes; Use only soft toothbrushes; Dilute acidic beverages (such as juices); Use fluoride toothpastes; Coat your teeth with F varnishes