Dental treatment

Erosion is an abnormal, chronic, localized loss of tooth hard tissue caused by acid levels in the mouth, a process that occurs in the absence of bacteria. The causes of erosion can be various: diet, medication, profession, diseases of the digestive system, psychosomatic diseases, vomiting related to pregnancy, etc. Erosion can cause severe damage to the hard tissues of the tooth and tooth sensitivity. How to treat? The cause of erosion must be identified and eliminated Sensitizers (toothpastes, toothpastes, etc.) can be used for small enamel losses. Restorations (composite aesthetic restorations / ceramic restorations) are used for major lesions

Your teeth may become sensitive to cold, hot, sweet or other irritations. * after dental hygiene (if deep gingival pockets were cleaned)! Sensitivity usually resolves within a few days or a week. The dental hygienist recommends mouthwash and sensitive toothpaste for sensitive teeth, as well as applying a protective varnish (Tefenfluoride) on the teeth, which removes tooth sensitivity. For the prevention of caries In the initial stage of caries elimination or white spot stage Enamel protection during orthodontics Mi Paste Plus -  recommended as a good fluoride-containing cream for desensitization! Mi Paste (without Plus) is recommended for children under 6

1 To keep your teeth healthy, clean them with a suitable toothpaste for at least 2 minutes, using a toothbrush with soft bristles, at least twice a day... 2 Clean your teeth thoroughly and gently, because cleaning them by force will not give a better result, but on the contrary - it will injure the gums and damage the tooth enamel. Grasp the toothbrush like a pen to avoid excessive force. 3 Clean the outer, inner and chewing surfaces of the teeth as well as the tongue. 4 After brushing your teeth, rinse your brush thoroughly and place it