Fluoride Therapy Worldwide

Fluoride is a highly effective agent available to prevent tooth decay. This naturally occurring mineral is found in almost all foods and water in varying amounts. The benefits of fluoride for your teeth are well documented and supported by many health organizations. Fluoride helps prevent tooth decay by hardening the tooth enamel, and our staff may recommend a professional application of fluoride twice a year during regular check-ups to help keep your teeth strong. Fluoride alone will not prevent tooth decay, so remember to brush, floss, and see your dentist regularly!

Using dental implants and state-of-the-art technology, our dentists will help you regain your ability to eat comfortably and smile confidently again. Implants enable us to replace missing teeth, providing a fixed solution to removable, partial or complete dentures. The implant procedure requires several visits over a number of months. Titanium posts are surgically placed into the jaw bone, acting as an artificial root. After the implant has integrated itself onto the bone, a natural-looking artificial tooth is then fitted to the post, providing a strong, stable, and durable solution that will last several years, with only occasional re-tightening or replacement. Reasons for dental implants include:• Replacing one or more missing teeth without effecting adjacent teeth • Resolving join pain or bite problems caused by teeth shifting into missing tooth space • Support a bridge or denture, making them more secure and comfortable • Restoring a patients chewing and speech abilities, facial support, as well as a confident smile

825 EURO from 21st of march till 31st of march 2013

Gum surgery is done to eliminate disease pockets which still exist after all healing has been achieved following root planning. There are, however, a small number of cases which will not benefit from non-surgical root planning and surgery will be recommended without having root planning done. Surgery is most frequently done local anaesthetic. A periodontal dressing may be placed after the surgery in order to protect the tissues. There may be some pain after periodontal surgery. When surgery is done and diseased tissue is removed, the teeth may have more root surface exposed. This amount of exposure represents the amount of root surface which lost its gum and bone support from the gum disease. The surgery does not causing unnecessary damage

Dental implants are artificial replacements for natural teeth lost due to tooth decay, gum disease, or injury. The implant consists of a titanium post that acts as a tooth root and is surgically fitted into the jaw. Either a crown or a bridge is attached to the titanium post as the substitute tooth. Titanium is a safe substance that easily fuses with the gum tissue to support the crown or bridge replacement teeth. Our resident dentists will explain the process to you in more detail and how it is our laboratory custom-makes the titanium posts, crowns or bridges to uniquely fit your mouth