Comprehensive Dental Care at DENS

Preventive Procedures We Offer

Scaling and Polishing (Tartar Removal)

This is a fundamental preventive procedure that helps maintain healthy gums and teeth. Scaling removes tartar, while polishing smooths the tooth surface, making it less prone to plaque buildup.

Air Polishing (Stain Removal)

Air polishing removes stains and deposits that cannot be eliminated during scaling. This procedure often delivers noticeable aesthetic improvements, enhancing the appearance of the smile.

Fissure sealing

A procedure that involves sealing the grooves of the teeth with a special material to protect against caries. The effectiveness of fissure sealing exceeds 90%, but it requires regular dental check-ups.

Fluoride varnish application

Application of a high-concentration fluoride varnish to the tooth surface. Fluoride treatment strengthens teeth, reduces sensitivity, promotes enamel remineralization, and helps prevent new cavities, including around fillings and orthodontic appliances.

Benefits for the patient

Healthy Teeth and Gums:

Regular check-ups help maintain optimal oral health.

Saving time and money:

Early detection of dental issues means less complex and more cost-effective treatment.

Smile Aesthetics:

Preventive procedures such as air polishing and polishing improve the appearance of the teeth, making them whiter and more radiant.

Comfort and Peace of Mind:

Preventive care helps you avoid pain and discomfort associated with advanced dental problems.

Recommended Procedures

Closed and Open Curettage

If you notice early signs of gum disease, such as redness and bleeding during brushing, do not delay your visit to a specialist. Closed and open curettage are effective procedures for removing tartar and infected tissue from the root surfaces of the teeth, including areas beneath the gum line. These treatments help stop the progression of periodontal disease and restore the health of your gums.

Guided Bone and Soft Tissue Regeneration

At our clinic, we use advanced techniques of guided bone and soft tissue regeneration. This procedure involves rebuilding damaged bone and soft tissues, which is essential for tooth stability. By using specialized materials, we can stimulate the body’s natural regenerative processes, enabling effective treatment even in advanced cases of periodontal disease.

Tooth Splinting

Loose teeth may be a result of advanced periodontal disease. To restore stability and prevent further movement, we use tooth splinting. This involves connecting the teeth with a reinforced fiber splint, increasing their stability and resistance to functional loads. As a result, you can enjoy greater comfort and confidence when eating and speaking.

Treatment of Oral Mucosal Lesions

Periodontist

Our periodontology specialists not only treat gum and periodontal diseases, but also manage lesions of the oral mucosa. If you notice any concerning changes, such as spots or ulcers, consult our specialist. If necessary, we will take a biopsy for histopathological examination to determine the nature of the lesion and, if required, refer you for oncological treatment. Early intervention can protect your health and even save your life.

How We Work

Root Canal Treatment Equipment

At our clinic, we use the latest technologies, including digital X-ray systems, operating microscopes, and advanced devices for precise root canal filling. This allows us to ensure the highest level of precision and treatment effectiveness.

Microscope-assisted root canal treatment

Root canal treatments are performed under a microscope, allowing the clinician to precisely locate and treat the root canals. This ensures greater accuracy and effectiveness while minimizing the risk of complications. The microscope also enables the management of root perforations and defects in the floor of the pulp chamber.

Tooth restoration after root canal treatment

After root canal treatment, restoring the tooth structure is essential. Depending on the condition of the tooth, we use various methods, including composite materials, fiber posts, and prosthetic restorations such as inlays and onlays. This ensures that your tooth remains functional, aesthetic, and durable.  

Frequently Asked Questions

When Is Root Canal Treatment Necessary?

If the dental pulp has been infected due to advanced caries, root canal treatment is the only way to save the tooth. Symptoms may include severe pain, inflammation, and pus accumulation. The procedure involves removing the infected pulp, cleaning the root canals, and sealing them with biocompatible gutta-percha.

Is Root Canal Treatment Painful?

Root canal treatment is performed under local anesthesia, making it painless. You may only experience slight discomfort during the procedure.

How Long Does Root Canal Treatment Take?

Microscope-assisted root canal treatment and tooth restoration can often be completed in a single visit lasting approximately 90 minutes to 2 hours. In more complex cases, multiple visits may be required.

Contraindications for microscope-assisted root canal treatment

In some cases, such as extensive tooth destruction or certain cardiovascular conditions, root canal treatment may not be possible. The decision is made based on radiographic assessment and the patient’s overall health condition.

Procedures

Tooth Extraction

If a tooth cannot be saved, extraction becomes necessary. The procedure is performed in several stages: first, the dentist loosens the surrounding periodontal ligament, then gently mobilizes the tooth using forceps, and finally removes it from the socket. After extraction, the site is cleaned and, if needed, sutured to support proper healing.

Wisdom Tooth Removal

Wisdom tooth removal, also known as surgical extraction, is necessary when they cause pain or inflammation. The procedure is performed under local anesthesia, making it painless. The surgeon makes an incision in the gum, removes a small amount of bone if needed, and may section the tooth to facilitate its removal. The entire process is designed to minimize patient discomfort.

Impacted Tooth Removal

The removal of impacted teeth that have not erupted properly is a complex procedure requiring a high level of expertise. At our clinic, we perform these procedures painlessly, ensuring patient comfort. The procedure may involve wisdom teeth, incisors, canines, and premolars.

Additional Procedures

We remove odontogenic cysts, incise dental abscesses, perform oroantral fistula closure, and collect tissue samples for histopathological examination. Each procedure is carried out with the highest precision and attention to patient comfort.  

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After Every Extraction

After the procedure, you will receive detailed post-operative instructions to support healing and prevent complications. If necessary, we will prescribe appropriate medications.

We help save teeth from extraction

Our goal is to preserve natural teeth. We offer procedures such as root resection, root amputation, hemisection, premolarization, replantation, and autotransplantation to help maintain teeth in the oral cavity.

Procedures Supporting Treatment

Our clinic also offers procedures that support treatment in other areas of dentistry, such as guided bone and soft tissue regeneration, gingivoplasty, sinus lift procedures, and laser treatments. All of these are essential for achieving optimal functional and aesthetic prosthetic outcomes.

Most Common Causes of Tooth Sensitivity

• Brushing too vigorously
• Using hard toothbrushes and whitening toothpastes
• Bruxism (teeth grinding)
• Malocclusion
• Gum inflammation
• Poor diet
• Digestive system diseases, e.g. reflux
• Teeth whitening 

When Is Root Canal Treatment Necessary?

• Use of desensitizing toothpastes and mouthwashes
• Using a soft-bristled toothbrush
• Proper brushing technique to avoid deepening gum recession
• Avoiding acidic foods and drinks, such as citrus fruits and carbonated beverages
• Regular cleaning and teeth varnishing at the dental office

Services

Implant Treatment

During the first visit, we conduct a detailed consultation and radiographic examination to assess the possibilities for implant-based restoration. The implant placement procedure is performed under local anesthesia and is painless. After placement, a healing period follows during which the implant integrates with the bone, typically lasting 3 to 6 months. The implant is then uncovered and a healing abutment is placed to support proper gum healing.

Prosthetic Restoration

After the healing period, we take impressions and prepare individually tailored prosthetic crowns. During the final visit, the abutment and crown are placed on the implant, restoring full function and aesthetics.

Implant-supported dentures

Implants can also be used to support full dentures, providing an ideal solution for patients with multiple missing teeth or complete edentulism. The procedure involves placing several implants that serve as a stable foundation for the prosthesis.

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What Are Dental Implants?

Dental implants replace the natural roots of teeth lost due to caries, periodontal disease, or trauma. Most commonly made of titanium, they are durable and biocompatible, meaning they do not trigger allergic reactions. For patients seeking highly aesthetic solutions, we also offer zirconia implants, which more closely mimic natural tooth structure.

Contraindications to Dental Implants

Contraindications may be general, such as cancer, AIDS, blood clotting disorders, untreated caries, or autoimmune diseases. Local contraindications include insufficient interdental space, inadequate alveolar ridge width, significant tooth inclination, or local mucosal conditions.

Advanced Materials

We use advanced filling materials that:

• Are aesthetic and do not differ from the natural tooth color.
• Have increased mechanical strength, ensuring filling durability.

Frequently Asked Questions

Early Diagnosis

When caries is detected early, we use special remineralizing agents that can halt="" its progression, often eliminating the need for drilling.

Early Diagnosis

In more advanced cases, treatment is also painless thanks to modern local anesthetics. 

Orthodontic Services at DENS Clinic

Early Orthodontic Treatment Prevention

Helps prevent serious bite problems before they develop.

Removable Orthodontic Appliances

Designed for children with primary teeth, they correct minor malocclusions.

Traditional Fixed Braces

Typically used after the age of 13, they move teeth and supporting structures; they are widely used and well accepted aesthetically.

Functional Orthodontic Appliances

They use the natural forces of the facial muscles to correct bite issues in children.

Aesthetic Fixed Braces

Made of porcelain or crystal, they are less visible and more aesthetic.

Lingual Braces

Placed on the inner surface of teeth, they are the most discreet and often chosen by models.

Frequently Asked Questions

How Do Orthodontic Braces Work?

Orthodontic braces correct malocclusions by moving teeth and jaw bones. Through professional treatment, you will achieve not only an aesthetic smile but also oral health.

After Braces Removal

After completing treatment with fixed braces, wearing retainers is essential to maintain the results and prevent relapse. We provide comprehensive orthodontic care to ensure your results last for many years.  

Teeth Whitening Methods

In-Office Whitening

Professional in-office whitening is the fastest and most effective method. The procedure is performed by a dentist, who applies a high-strength whitening gel to the teeth, activated by LED light. The entire process takes about 60 minutes, and the results are visible immediately.

At-Home Whitening

If you prefer at-home whitening, we offer a take-home whitening system that begins with a visit to the clinic, where the dentist prepares custom trays based on impressions of your teeth. You then use them at home according to the dentist’s instructions to gradually whiten your teeth.

Safety and Results

Teeth whitening at our clinic is safe and effective. We use only proven methods and materials to ensure optimal results. Whitening can lighten your teeth by several shades, with long-lasting effects—especially when supported by good oral hygiene and avoiding foods and drinks that may cause staining.  

Frequently Asked Questions

Why Do Teeth Darken?

Teeth can darken for various reasons, such as consuming coffee, tea, red wine, smoking, or aging. Over time, enamel wears down, exposing the more yellow dentin underneath.

How to Care for Your Teeth After Whitening?

After the procedure, we recommend avoiding foods and drinks that may stain your teeth, such as coffee, tea, red wine, and dark juices. Regular brushing, flossing, and routine dental check-ups will help maintain the whitening results for longer.

Sensitivity After Whitening

SoSome people may experience tooth sensitivity after whitening, but it is usually temporary. Using a toothpaste for sensitive teeth can help relieve this discomfort.

Is Teeth Whitening for Everyone?

Teeth whitening is suitable for most patients; however, a consultation with our dentist is required beforehand to assess the condition of your teeth and gums. In some cases, such as cavities, gum disease, or large fillings, whitening may require prior treatment.

Types of Veneers

Composite Veneers

Composite veneers are a more affordable option, made from light-cured materials. Although they are less durable and may discolor over time, they can be a good temporary solution.

Porcelain Veneers

Porcelain veneers are more durable, flexible, and resistant to discoloration. Thanks to their natural color and shine, they are virtually indistinguishable from natural teeth. They are typically placed on the front teeth, and their application requires minimal intervention in the tooth structure.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Are Veneers?

Veneers are thin shells of porcelain or layers of composite material bonded to the front surface of the teeth. They help improve the color, shape, and size of the teeth, masking imperfections.

Placing Veneers

Before placing veneers, it is essential to ensure that the teeth and gums are healthy. The procedure is painless and performed under local anesthesia. The dentist prepares the teeth, takes impressions, and a dental technician fabricates veneers tailored to the patient’s individual anatomy.

How to Care for Veneers?

After veneer placement, avoid very hot and cold foods for a few hours. Care for your veneers as you would your natural teeth—using a suitable toothpaste and a soft-bristled toothbrush. Regular dental check-ups every six months will help maintain healthy teeth and gums.  

Prosthetic Services

Implant-Supported Prosthodontics

Implants are an ideal solution for patients with missing teeth. Whether you are missing a single tooth or an entire arch, implants can restore full function and aesthetics.

Prosthetic Crowns and Bridges

Dreaming of a full, beautiful smile? All-ceramic crowns and bridges are not only durable but also highly aesthetic. We can perfectly match their color to your natural teeth.

Porcelain-fused-to-metal crown and bridge

If you are looking for a durable and cost-effective solution, porcelain-fused-to-metal crowns are an excellent choice. They are resistant to wear and provide long-lasting strength.

Porcelain and Composite Veneers

Veneers are thin overlays that improve the appearance of front teeth, giving you a dazzling smile. 

Frame Dentures

TheThese dentures are durable and comfortable, and the way they distribute chewing forces closely resembles natural dentition.

Flexible Dentures

Looking for a more aesthetic solution? Flexible dentures are virtually invisible, as the visible components are designed to match the color of your teeth or gums.

Partial and Complete Acrylic Dentures

These dentures are ideal for restoring extensive tooth loss.

Splint Dentures

They stabilize loose teeth, providing comfort and safety.

Core build-up (Inlay, Onlay, Overlay)

These inlays rebuild the missing part of the tooth crown, restoring its function.

Post and Core

Special posts allow for the placement of a prosthetic crown on severely damaged teeth while preserving the natural root.