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Wisdom teeth – to yank or not to yank?

2025-06-11T10:45:05+03:00

Wisdom teeth often become a problem because they often do not have room to grow properly. If they are not removed in time, the following can occur: 📌 Pain and inflammation - partially erupted teeth often cause inflammation of the gums. 📌Dental strabismus and bite problems - wisdom teeth can press on the other teeth, causing changes in tooth alignment. 📌Caries and infection risk - difficult access makes cleaning more difficult, increasing the chance of holes and infections. 📌Cysts and other complications - unhatched wisdom teeth can form cysts that damage the bone tissue. ☝ It is therefore very important

Wisdom teeth – to yank or not to yank?2025-06-11T10:45:05+03:00

Why whiten teeth in the dental chair?

2024-12-11T12:04:33+02:00

Teeth whitening is a gentler and less invasive method compared to all types of restorations (fillings, veneers, crowns, etc.); The right method + the right products - in the right concentration - is a safe and effective way to a beautiful smile; The whitening procedure is supervised by a dentist and can be stopped at any time if necessary, so it is safe; It is not necessary to whiten all your teeth; Only proven products are used; Individual approach to each client; The dentist gives recommendations that are tailored to you and help you keep the results for longer. Important

Why whiten teeth in the dental chair?2024-12-11T12:04:33+02:00

Injuries of permanent teeth

2025-05-16T13:43:25+03:00

Dental injuries can be very varied - crown fractures with/without nerve involvement, tooth root fractures, tooth contusions, etc.What if a fracture of the crown has occurred? The best option is to keep the broken piece of tooth, as it may be possible to glue it back (Remember that nothing is better than your own tooth). It is important to see a dentist immediately (within 24 hours) to assess the complexity of the tooth injury. The dentist will assess whether the nerve of the tooth is affected and will also take x-rays to assess the root of the tooth. If there

Injuries of permanent teeth2025-05-16T13:43:25+03:00

HOW AND WHY DO WE TREAT MILK TEETH?

2025-05-16T13:27:20+03:00

There is a myth that milk teeth do not hurt and do not need to be treated. This is not true. 👉 Milk teeth have a very similar structure to permanent teeth. They have a crown, roots and a tooth nerve inside. Milk teeth can easily develop tooth decay and if not detected early, tooth decay can affect the tooth nerve. Another myth is that a child has genetically bad teeth like one of his relatives. This is also not true. 👉 Even if someone in the family has had several dental problems, with good hygiene and regular check-ups, tooth

HOW AND WHY DO WE TREAT MILK TEETH?2025-05-16T13:27:20+03:00

COATING TEETH WITH TEFENFLUORIDE

2025-05-16T13:25:28+03:00

We have noticed that patients still have quite little information about what tefenfluoride is and why coating their teeth with tefenfluoride may be necessary. Tefenfluoride is a solution that allows for quite active and predictable fluoridation - the mineralisation of the tooth with fluoride. Coating teeth with tefenfluoride allows invisible micro-cracks in the tooth enamel to be closed and teeth to be protected from possible damage.👄🙌 ☝Coating teeth with Tefenfluoride is recommended in the following cases: Prevention and treatment of enamel caries - also in cases where caries has already started to develop but is still in the stain stage.

COATING TEETH WITH TEFENFLUORIDE2025-05-16T13:25:28+03:00

Restoration of lateral teeth

2025-05-16T13:32:53+03:00

Patients often don't think of lateral tooth restoration right away. This is because side teeth are not seen by others in everyday life - when smiling or talking. However, very often it is the lack of lateral teeth that can lead to malocclusion complications. ☝ The first thing patients usually notice is that the incisors start to wear or enamel fractures appear. Most often, patients with such complaints come with the desire to have restorations to restore the aesthetics of their incisors. However, very often, during the examination, one or more lateral teeth are found to be missing. It is

Restoration of lateral teeth2025-05-16T13:32:53+03:00

Why should I have an X-ray?

2025-05-16T13:31:36+03:00

❓ Patients sometimes ask why do they need an X-ray? X-rays are taken to detect caries or holes, inflammation, root anatomy and to assess the quality of root canal treatment. As a result of the X-ray, the doctor is better able to diagnose the problem and predict the possible course/complexity of further treatment. During root canal treatment or endodontics, several X-rays are usually taken, as this is the only way for the doctor to ascertain the quality of the treatment carried out. Therefore, patients should not be concerned if several X-rays are taken on the same tooth. ❓ Are dental

Why should I have an X-ray?2025-05-16T13:31:36+03:00

What to do with wisdom teeth? 👩🏻‍⚕️

2025-05-16T13:30:45+03:00

There are cases where it is mandatory to extract (pull) the wisdom tooth. These situations include a cracked tooth, caries of the wisdom tooth root, position of the wisdom tooth where it damages the adjacent seventh tooth, acute inflammation (e.g. abscess). There are also cases where extraction is not mandatory. These are: Inflammation of the gums around the wisdom tooth, a position at which it is not possible to clean the wisdom tooth properly, trauma to the cheek due to the tooth, orthodontic treatment. If you are not sure whether you need to have a wisdom tooth extracted, you should

What to do with wisdom teeth? 👩🏻‍⚕️2025-05-16T13:30:45+03:00

Recommendations after teeth whitening:

2025-05-16T13:28:00+03:00

Two hours after teeth whitening: 1. No smoking or alcohol; 2. Consume only clean, still water. Two days after teeth whitening: 1. Follow a «white» diet — eat as light foods as possible, excluding foods containing dyes. Allow: rice, oatmeal, dairy products without colouring, white bread, potatoes, fresh cucumbers without peel, poultry fillets, fish. Not allowed: coffee, teas, coloured drinks, food, fruit and vegetables, bright spices, various medicated coloured syrups or mouthwashes, coloured alcohol and anything else that may contain any colouring.  Not recommended: smoking, eating very cold or very hot foods, or foods containing sugars and acids, so as

Recommendations after teeth whitening:2025-05-16T13:28:00+03:00

Some facts about external teeth whitening from Dr. Matashov

2025-05-16T11:52:42+03:00

Teeth whitening is a gentler and less invasive method compared to other restorations (fillings, veneers, crowns, etc.). Perforating tooth sensitivity may occur during the procedure. Sealed teeth are more likely to develop sensitivity during professional whitening than intact teeth. Home whitening with graves is associated with lower tooth sensitivity. Activation of the UV light of the whitening gel does not improve the result. After high-concentration whitening procedures, the enamel temporarily becomes softer, so do not brush your teeth immediately after whitening procedures. It should be remembered that professional bleaching does not fade existing old and repainted restorations (seals, crowns).

Some facts about external teeth whitening from Dr. Matashov2025-05-16T11:52:42+03:00
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