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Dentistry
Child dental care
Experienced and caring dentists
Cutting-edge dental laboratory
Child dental care
Symptoms
Diagnostics
Prevention
Surgical dentistry
Aesthetic dentistry
Implantation
Prosthetics installation
Child dental care
Tooth decay amongst children develops faster than in adults because primary teeth enamel is thinner and more susceptible to trauma or damage. It is important to regularly monitor the health of your child's oral cavity and not wait for their primary teeth to be replaced by permanent ones.
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Primary teeth treatment
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Professional hygiene and gentle cleaning
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Tooth decay prevention
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Bite correction
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Teaching children the rules of oral hygiene
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Support and adaptation — helping to overcome fearing dentists
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Safe tomograph and visiograph, diagnostics for even the smallest patients
Symptoms
It is important to consult a dentist when your child exhibits symptoms such as:
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Tooth or gum pains
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Bleeding gums
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Increased sensitivity
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Gum or face swelling
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Loosening of teeth when transitioning to permanent teeth
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Changes in enamel colouring
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Formation of plaque or stains
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Difficulty chewing
Common dentistry related conditions among children
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Tooth decay: destruction of a tooth’s hard tissues
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Pulpitis: inflammation of the dental pulp (tooth nerve), often appears as a compilation of tooth decay
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Periodontitis: inflammation of the tissues surrounding the tooth root
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Gingivitis: inflammation of the gums caused by plaque buildup
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Stomatitis: inflammation of the mucous membrane of the oral cavity
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Dental cyst: a fluid-filled cavity in the jawbone
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Dental calculus: hardened plaque
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Misaligned bite: improper teeth alignment
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Tooth damage: cracks and chips
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Anomalies in teeth development
Child dental disease prevention
Come to Medincentre for a check-up every six months, we carefully conduct diagnosis and treatment. Such regularity in appointments is recommended by the WHO.
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Use dental floss to clean interdental spaces
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Undergo professional oral cavity hygiene to remove dental calculus and plaque
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Eat healthy, limit consumptions of sweets and carbonated drinks
Help children form a habit of caring for their teeth and trust dentists from a young age. By doing so you help them prevent developing oral cavity diseases in the future
Diagnostics amongst children
Medincentre houses state-of-the-art equipment for precise and safe diagnostics of dental diseases:
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CBCT (Cone Beam Computed Tomography): allows to create a three dimensional image of the jawbone and surrounding tissues, the device is safe for children from the age of 5
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Visiograph: a digital X-Ray device prescribed to children more than adults, because of the enamel of a primary tooth is thinner and more porous
Symptoms
It is important to consult a dentist when exhibiting symptoms such as:
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Tooth or gum pains
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Bleeding gums
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Increased sensitivity
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Unpleasant odour from the mouth
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Gum or face swelling
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Loosening of teeth
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Changes in enamel colouring
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Formation of plaque or stains
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Difficulty chewing
Common dentistry related conditions
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Tooth decay: destruction of a tooth’s hard tissues
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Periodontitis: inflammation of the surrounding tissues (gums, ligaments, bone)
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Pulpitis: inflammation of the dental pulp (tooth nerve), often appears as a compilation of tooth decay
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Periodontitis: inflammation of the tissues surrounding the tooth root
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Gingivitis: inflammation of the gums caused by plaque buildup
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Stomatitis: inflammation of the mucous membrane of the oral cavity
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Dental cyst: a fluid-filled cavity in the jawbone
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Dental calculus: hardened plaque
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Misaligned bite: improper teeth alignment
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Tooth damage: cracks and chips
Dental disease prevention
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Use dental floss to clean interdental spaces
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Visit a dentist once every six months for a check-up
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Undergo professional oral cavity hygiene to remove dental calculus and plaque
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Eat healthy, limit consumptions of sweets and carbonated drinks
Diagnostics
Medincentre houses state-of-the-art equipment for diagnosing dental diseases. Only fast, precise and reliable diagnostics.
CBCT (Cone Beam Computed Tomography):
Allows to create a three dimensional image of the jawbone and surrounding tissues. This method of examination allows dentists to see a precise area of the jawbone or all teeth in a three dimensional image. CBCT helps the doctor to make a correct diagnosis and plan treatment
We use the modern new generation high-precision digital tomograph «KaVo 3D eXam» (Germany). With its help the doctor can assess the condition of all tooth canals, the form and structure of every tooth.
The imaging of the jawbone is conducted in only a minute. The device is perfectly safe for children from the age of 5. During the process patients do not feel any pain.
VIsiograph
A digital X-Ray device that allows acquiring images with a minimal radiation exposure to the patient.
Prevention
Preventive care helps identify pathological changes at the earliest of stages and helps to prevent caries, dental calculus, pulpitis, periodontitis, gingivitis and many other problems with teeth and the oral cavity.
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Regular preventive care can help you save money on treating the consequences of many dental diseases
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In Medincentre we conduct professional hygiene of the oral cavity in addition to cleaning
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The international standard of the WHO recommends attending procedures once every six months
Preventive methods in dentistry also include:
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Enamel fluoridation — strengthening teeth through enrichment of enamel with fluoride, calcium, magnesium, and other minerals
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Fissure sealing – a children’s procedure that protects new teeth from decay
Indications for preventive care
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Genetic predisposition to various diseases of the oral cavity
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Having issues with enamel
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High teeth sensitivity
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Wearing removable or fixed dentures
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Wearing braces
Symptoms
It is important to consult a dentist when exhibiting symptoms such as:
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Tooth or gum pains
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Bleeding gums
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Increased sensitivity
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Unpleasant odour from the mouth
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Gum or face swelling
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Loosening of teeth
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Changes in enamel colouring
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Formation of plaque or stains
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Difficulty chewing
Dental disease prevention
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Use dental floss to clean interdental spaces
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Visit a dentist once every six months for a check-up
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Undergo professional oral cavity hygiene to remove dental calculus and plaque
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Eat healthy, limit consumptions of sweets and carbonated drinks
Surgical dentistry
A priority for the doctors of Medincentre is saving the patients teeth and restore their functionality. That is why tooth extraction is only conducted strictly based on medical indications. We use modern equipment that ensures procedures are painless and minimally traumatic, and recovery swift. Our dental surgeons are working with other specialist for the beautiful smiles of our patients:
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Tooth extraction of any complexity
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Implant placements using highest-grade implants from leading manufacturers
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Bone grafting (bone tissue augmentation)
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Soft tissue grafting (gum recession treatment, frenulum correction)
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Tooth transplants
Relative contraindications
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Infectious diseases in the acute phase
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Systemic blood diseases, use of anticoagulants
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First and third trimester of pregnancy
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Stomatitis, gingivitis, fungal infections, and tumours in the area of the tooth requiring extraction
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Endocrine, neurological, cardiovascular, and psychiatric diseases in the acute phase
Symptoms
It is important to consult a dentist when exhibiting symptoms such as:
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Tooth or gum pains
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Bleeding gums
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Increased sensitivity
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Unpleasant odour from the mouth
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Gum or face swelling
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Loosening of teeth
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Changes in enamel colouring
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Formation of plaque or stains
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Difficulty chewing
Common dentistry related conditions
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Tooth decay: destruction of a tooth’s hard tissues
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Periodontitis: inflammation of the surrounding tissues (gums, ligaments, bone)
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Pulpitis: inflammation of the dental pulp (tooth nerve), often appears as a compilation of tooth decay
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Periodontitis: inflammation of the tissues surrounding the tooth root
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Gingivitis: inflammation of the gums caused by plaque buildup
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Stomatitis: inflammation of the mucous membrane of the oral cavity
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Dental cyst: a fluid-filled cavity in the jawbone
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Dental calculus: hardened plaque
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Misaligned bite: improper teeth alignment
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Tooth damage: cracks and chips
Aesthetic dentistry
We offer a comprehensive range of aesthetic treatments to create the perfect smile.Our dentists carefully bring a healthy look back to your teeth: improving enamel colouring, adjust the length and shape.
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Whitening (laser, chemical)
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Bite correction
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Aesthetic restoration
Creating beautiful smiles with comfort and safety!
Reasons to see a specialist
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Darkening of teeth as a result of excessive consumption of cigarettes, coffee, tea or red wine
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Development of fluorosis: manifested by the appearance of cracks and spots on the teeth.
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Changes in tooth coloration due to aging or as a result of pulp hemorrhage
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Uneven tone on the teeth
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Presence of bright and dark spots in the enamel
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High tooth transparency
Veneers
Veneers are installed on the front facing side of teeth mostly in the smile area to reach perfect form and colour. The gentlest option is composite veneers, which require minimal to no shaving of the natural teeth.
Restoration
In the case of teeth restoration doctors create crowns and prosthetics to protect teeth from damage or to replace missing ones.
Whitening
To enhance the teeth's natural beauty Medincentre performs ZOOM 4 whitening. The biggest advantage of which is the gentle effect on tooth enamel. The procedure allows restoring whiteness of up to 8 tones.
Implantation
At Medincentre implants are installed — an artificial root is embedded into the jawbone to maintain a healthy smile and fully restore biting functionality of the jaw
How are implants installed?
The procedure consists of 6 stages:
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Oral cavity sanitation
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3D-modeling
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Installation of the implant
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Gum former installation
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Taking an impression
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Installation of a crown or a fixed prosthesis
When do you need to install an implant?
Implants should be installed immediately, there are no excess elements in the human body. If you have lost a tooth it is important to install a replacement. Otherwise problems with jaw alignment and jawbone may arise which will inevitably affect the shape of the face, lead to disruptions of speech and decay of neighbouring teeth.
What methods are used?
We restore a complete toothless dental arch by using the All-on-4 and All-on-6 methods. These systems allow installing fixed prosthetics on 4 and 6 implants respectively in the shortest timeframe.
Is it painful to install a tooth implant?
No. All procedures starting from bone grafting are conducted under local anesthesia, the composition of which is tailored for each patient.
What are the advantages of implants?
Advantages of implants:
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Natural look and feel
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Absence of bone tissue atrophy
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All foods can be consumed, including hard ones
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Long-term use
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The gum maintains its natural form
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Allowed for patients from the age of 18 and up
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No need to file down neighbouring healthy teeth
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Simple care
Prosthetics installation
The treatment is conducted on the basis of a high-tech dental laboratory. Our specialists make crowns, veneers and prosthetics which perfectly fit the teeth of every patient.
What materials are used?
Medincentre doctors are working with various materials — zirconium, metal, ceramic (including the E-max method), metal-ceramic, and pick the necessary appliances for patients individually.
What is the difference between crowns, veneers and prosthetics?
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Crowns are recommended for installation when more than half of the tooth has deteriorated
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Veneers are used for achieving an aesthetic result, most commonly installed on the front teeth
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Composite veneers have a life-span from up to 5 years and ceramic ones of up to 20
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Prosthetics are used to replace missing teeth, it is the most long-lasting structure
When prosthetics are recommended:
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Numerous cracks in enamel
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Tooth part chipping (when the defect is impossible to be restored by dental filling)
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Pathological enamel abrasion
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Fluorosis
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Tetracycline teeth, discoloration, yellowing
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Destruction of over 50% of the tooth crown with root preservation
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Replacement of old restorations
- Transportation up to 500 km from Moscow
- Doctors with 25 years of experience
How often do you need to visit a dentist?
It is recommended to conduct a check-up procedure no less than every 6 months.
How to properly brush your teeth?
There are several rules for correct brushing:
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Keep the brush at a 45° angle to the gums
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Make vertical movements, cleaning the teeth from the gums to the edge
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Clean the inside and biting surfaces of the teeth
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Pay attention to interdental spaces where residual food is collected
What methods of treating tooth decay do you use?
We use modern tooth filing materials and innovative methods of treating tooth decay including laser treatment.
Do you do tooth implantation?
Yes, we do tooth implantation with the use of high-quality implants from leading manufacturers.
