Doctors not only treat the teeth of little patients, but also teach daily hygiene and care for their health. They create a favorable and friendly atmosphere for the infant, which in the long term allows the child to return to the dentist without any fear.

The clinic's dentists use a "step-by-step" method of treatment. This means that if several visits are required, doctor will start with simple treatment first and gradually move to a more complex one during the following visits. This way helps the child not only to cure all the teeth, but also to adapt and eliminate the risk of a future psychological trauma.

With parental permission an infant can watch favorite cartoons during the procedure.

Dental check-ups are recommended annually, with professional hygiene treatments every six months. Adhering to this schedule helps prevent serious oral and dental diseases, while also saving time and reducing costs.

Dentist's consultation is necessary to determine the general condition of the teeth and gums, to make an accurate diagnosis and to make up a treatment plan. During the appointment doctor chooses the most appropriate treatment for each individual.

Before your first dental visit, it is advised to do the dental hygiene procedure.

Patient can choose to book both doctor and hygienist appointments on the same day.

Restoration can be performed using various methods, including:

- Composite material restoration.

- Placement of veneers, typically used to improve the appearance of multiple teeth simultaneously.

- Use of dental inlays, suitable for cases where the tooth crown is severely damaged or partially missing.

The appropriate restoration method is determined individually by the attending dentist based on each patient’s specific needs.

An implant is a titanium-based alloy root replacement designed to substitute for a lost tooth. Implants, combined with subsequent prosthetics, can restore a single tooth or an entire dentition.

Following a successful procedure, the restored teeth are indistinguishable from natural teeth in both appearance and function.

Prosthetics enable the replacement of a lost tooth, restoring its structure, function, and aesthetic appearance.

Prosthetic treatment can be performed using several methods, each selected individually by the attending dentist:

- Fixed prosthetics: Complete tooth restoration using crowns or bridges, which are anchored to natural teeth or implants.

- Removable prosthetics: Replacement of adjacent missing teeth with a removable prosthesis that prevents displacement of the remaining teeth.

- Implant-supported removable dentures: Used in cases of complete tooth loss, these dentures are supported by implants.

- Conventional removable prostheses: These rest on the soft tissues (gums) and hard tissues (jawbone) of the patient’s oral cavity.

Healthy supporting tissues keep your natural teeth in your mouth. Loss of this tissue as a result of inflammation causes teeth movement teeth loss. Inflammation in supporting tissues can also affect general health, increasing the risk of cardiovascular diseases, diabetes and other diseases.

A periodontist will diagnose gum health by measuring the depth of the periodontal pockets and taking x-rays, thereby determining the severity of the disease. Usually, the treatment takes place in several stages, starting with non-surgical treatment and, if necessary, surgical treatment can follow. Anesthesia can be used for any of the manipulations.

A periodontist also does gum plastic surgeries-gingivectomy, covering exposed tooth necks, etc.

Periodontal diseases are not characterized by pain or discomfort. The most common symptom is gum bleeding, so we recommend to visit a dental hygienist regularly, twice a year. Dental hygienist will determine if it is necessary to visit periodontist.

Misalignment of teeth can be due to various reasons, such as large teeth in a small jaw, supernumerary teeth and others.

However, more and more often it is a malfunction of the muscles, such as mouth breathing, snoring, weak lip muscles, therefore orthodontics is closely related to myofunctional therapy. It is especially effective at an early age.

The orthodontist will help you find out the reasons for the misaligned teeth and individually choose the most appropriate treatment method.

Important to know! Restoration of the anatomy of the missing tooth shape is often necessary after orthodontic treatment.

Whitening can be done both in clinic, where the result will be visible immediately, or at home - the result will appear several weeks after by the end of the course.

Conditions under which teeth whitening can be done: -caries is cured; -healthy oral cavity; -professional dental hygiene was done 10-14 days before bleaching.

The method of whitening should be selected by a dentist or hygienist based on individual parameters.

!!! It's important to know that fillings, crowns, veneers and other restorations do not change color after bleaching. In the case when the color of the restored tooth is different, it needs to be replaced, but no sooner than 2 weeks after the whitening procedure.

Professional hygiene includes the following steps: -removal of soft plaque and tartar; -polishing teeth with a prophy-jet to remove pigment; -flossing; -enamel treatment with products containing micro elements

Hygiene is recommended every six months, or depending on your specialist's advise.

In case of complications, when the infection has penetrated deep into the soft tissues of the oral cavity, the patient can be referred to a doctor - periodontist. In this case, the treatment process will be more complicated and may require several visits.