Oral surgery

ORAL SURGERY

• Extractions of teeth
• Surgical tooth extraction
• Extractions of impacted teeth
• Enukleaction of dental cysts and teeth apicoectomy -is the total removal of the root tip and the surrounding infected tissue of an abscessed tooth .

Implantology

IMPLANTOLOGY

Dental implants are made from titanium or titanium-zircon-alloy, which are incorporated into the bone at the site of insufficient natural teeth.
Titanium dental implants are tapered, biological tolerant, they do not induce antigen-antibody reaction, biochemically are totally indifferent and remain unchanged in the bone tissue. We provide:

• Construction of dental implants and single-phase implants
• Augmentation of Resorbed Bone
• Sinus lift and split crest technique
• All is 4 & All is 6
• Building mini implants
• Approach and aesthetic manipulation of soft tissues prosthetics

Bridges

BRIDGES

Bridges are fixed restorations that are commonly used to replace one or more missing teeth. Gaps left by missing teeth can cause a change in occlusion (bite), shifting of the teeth, temporomandibular joint disorder (TMJ), speech impediments, an increased risk for periodontal disease, and a greater chance of tooth decay. Bridges span the space where the teeth are missing. They can be made of precious orantiallergicnon-precious alloys coated with ceramics, zirconia or highly esthetic lithium disilicate ceramics for the front region.

Temporaries

TEMPORARIES

Provisional restorations or temporaries are used in the period after tooth preparation while waiting for the dental laboratory to finish the final restoration. Temporaries have a dual role – to protect the prepared teeth from tooth sensitivity, plaque build up, cavities and pulp problems until the end of therapy, and to allow the patient for normal function and acceptable appearance during the treatment period. Temporaries Temporaries can be made using a direct (chair side) or indirect (dental lab) technique. Either way an impression is required. It is important to accentuate that the provisional teeth are made of acrylic or compositeres in, thus they are fragile because of the reduced mechanical resistance. Although temporaries may look like the final restoration, they are not completely processed or fully adapted to the abutment teeth.

Dentures

REMOVABLE DENTURES

Dentures are replacements for missing teeth that can be taken out and put back in to the mouth. They are usually made from life like resin teeth bonded to a plastic base. A complete denture replaces all natural teeth, while a partial denture is usually held in place by clasps or metal clips that fit around some of the remaining teeth.

Inlay/Onlay

INLAY/ONLAY

Inlays and onlays are indirect restorations commonly used to replace greater parts of the clinical crown of the tooth. They can be made of composites, ceramics or metals (usually gold). They are a long-term solution for teeth with an extensive defect of the clinical crown when a common filling would compromise the structural integrity of the restored tooth or provide substandard opposition to occlusal (i.e., biting) forces.

Periodontics

PERIODONTICS

Surgery of Periodontal Disease – as a treatment for different periodontal diseases: reshaping the bones, prevention of further gum damage, to eliminate deep pockets formed between the gums and teeth, for the gums that recede or pull away from your teeth and such.

Prosthetic implant

PROSTHETIC IMPLANT

1. Zirconium ceramic
2. Metal ceramic
3. Titaniumceramic
4. Bio Hpp polymer and composite resins
5. Toronto bridges
6. Locomotion and attachment prostheses

Laser therapy

THERAPIES WITH DENTAL LASER

• Removal of soft and bone tissue tumors
• Laser surgery of periodontal pockets – to access, remove the inflamed gum tissue around their roots of teeth.
• Endodontic laser treatment- laser assisted root canal treatment to clean, shape and disinfect canal space.

Crowns

CROWNS

Dental crowns are type of dental restoration which, when cemented into place, entirely covers the prepared portion of a tooth that lies above the gum line, aiming to reconstruct lost function and aesthetics. They are placed when a tooth is weakened by caries, after endodontic treat mentor deterioration of an old prosthetic restoration.

Zirconia-based ceramic crowns: Ceramic layers are applied on a zircon substructure (coping). Due to the exceptional strength, this may be the material of choice for large-span bridges, beside metallic alloys.
Lithium-disilicate (e.max) crowns: This crowns are made ​​of special glass-ceramics. Due to its strength and wide range of colours this material ensures a very natural final result; that is why this material is one of the most popular in cosmetic dentistry.

3D Ortopan (CBCT)

3D Ortopan (CBCT)

It provides us with clear and high-quality digital recordings with the exposure settings set to guarantee the optimal image quality in a matter of seconds. Furthermore, this device also enables the dentist to conduct the analysis of the given digital recordings easily, by using numerous additional tools for the digital image processing.