Preventive Dentistry

Combining daily oral hygiene (brushing, flossing, gargling) with regular check-ups at the dentist are very important if you want to have healthy teeth, gums and smile.

In order to prevent problems, it is advisable to periodically check as well as clean the stones and fluoridate every 6 months. Also, in order to know the general condition of the teeth and mouth, a panoramic radiograph check of the entire mouth is recommended every 2 years. 

It costs less to prevent than to treat.

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Treatment of Cavities

Dental fillings are a type of restorative dental treatment used to repair minor tooth fractures, missing parts of teeth, or damaged tooth surfaces. Dental filling materials can also be used for teeth surface for better chewing and biting. 

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Dental Crowns: Dental crowns are often needed for teeth that require more support than a dental filling. 

Dental Implants and Bridges: Irreparably damaged teeth require implants and bridges after their extraction. 

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Root Canal Treatment: Infected teeth with damaged nerves may require a root canal procedure or the use of antibiotics in the pre-intervention period. 

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Consultation and preliminary control before the intervention

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One of the most common procedures before a tooth filling intervention is a check-up. The dentist examines the tooth and will most likely order an X-ray to determine the diagnosis.