Orthopedic treatment
Prices- Children’s dentistry
- Orthodontic treatment
- Professional hygiene and periodontics
- Orthopedic treatment
- Therapeutic treatment
- Sleep treatment
- Surgery
- Computer diagnostics
Orthopedic dentistry is a field that aims to rehabilitate patients with missing teeth and disorders of the temporomandibular joint. The constructions used for this can be removable — these are acrylic or bygel prostheses, with various methods of fixation, as well as non-removable — they are ceramic inlays, overlays, veneers, or bridge-like structures. The advantage of ceramics is high aesthetics with minimal tooth processing, as well as the ability to reproduce the texture, shape and color of natural teeth. Depending on the situation, and after careful diagnostics, the specialists of our clinic will develop a treatment plan that will allow you to get as close as possible to an ideal smile and a stable functional result for many years.
Specialists in these procedures:
Frequently Asked Questions
Our specialists follow the highest dental standards:
- all work, without exception, is performed using an operating microscope, ensuring high precision and minimal tooth preparation;
- every restoration is fixed using a rubber dam (a tooth isolation system). This ensures tooth sterility and increases the longevity and stability of the work;
- all procedures are carried out using digital protocols;
An inlay is a ceramic restoration manufactured in a laboratory. It features high strength, aesthetics, and a precise fit, which minimizes the risk of caries appearing at the junction between the inlay and the tooth.
Inlays are used to restore the visible part of the tooth if it is more than 1/3 destroyed, as well as the contact surfaces.
Dental veneers are particularly popular because they allow for a personalized and natural-looking smile.
Veneers are micro-prosthetics in the form of thin shells. They are applied to the front of the tooth to achieve the desired color and shape.
No. Veneers are made of ceramic, and its color is permanent.
Depending on the width of your smile, you may need 8, 10, or 12 veneers.
The durability of veneers is impressive – with proper care and a check-up every six months, they can last up to 30 years.
Veneers are minimally invasive, meaning they require barely noticeable tooth preparation – about 0.2-0.5mm.
If a patient has small teeth or large gaps between teeth, there is no need for any preparation at all, and we can use veneers without prior grinding.
Since a smile is one of the main facial features, we begin smile design by analyzing the patient's face.
The doctor develops a mock-up of the future smile in a specialized program called DSD (Digital Smile Design) and sends it to the lab, where a technician creates templates.
Using fast-setting resin, we transfer the future smile mock-up into the patient's mouth without any preliminary tooth grinding.
This allows the patient to see a prototype of their future smile at the initial stage and make adjustments if necessary.
