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A story from practice: A patient came in with complaints of a broken filling on a front tooth and a desire to close the gap between the central incisors. According to the patient, the previous filling always broke and the colour of the material to be filled was different from the natural tooth colour. We always try to offer our patients several treatment options. In this case, too, different options were offered: orthodontic tooth retraction, gap closure with restorative material. The patient chose the second option. We carry out the work in a minimally invasive way, almost without grinding the

There are different ways to improve your smile: If your teeth are in good shape and condition, you can improve the natural colour of your teeth with annual dental hygiene; If you want to have brighter teeth, you can whiten them either in the dentist's chair or at home (it is better to ask your dentist); If the condition of the teeth is less than perfect, different solutions can be found depending on the depth and extent of the defect; Small and medium defects can be filled, larger defects can be covered by covering the visible surface of the tooth

Dental injuries can be very varied - crown fractures with/without nerve involvement, tooth root fractures, tooth contusions, etc.What if a fracture of the crown has occurred? The best option is to keep the broken piece of tooth, as it may be possible to glue it back (Remember that nothing is better than your own tooth). It is important to see a dentist immediately (within 24 hours) to assess the complexity of the tooth injury. The dentist will assess whether the nerve of the tooth is affected and will also take x-rays to assess the root of the tooth. If there