Cosmetic and restorative dentistry

Cosmetic dentistry covers a range of procedures that typically fall under any other dental discipline. They all function together to improve the aesthetic value of the teeth, mouth and your smile
  • Porcelain veneers – a part of prosthetics, but their primary function is to repair minor trauma or discoloration of the teeth in order to regain their natural appearance
  • Fillings – they are a part of the conservative, and in addition to the functional, they also have an aesthetic value, as their application results in high-quality concealing of any lack of teeth caused by different diseases
  • Teeth polishing – a common mechanical cleaning of the teeth using fluoride toothpaste and a rotating brush
  • Sandblasting – deposits on the tooth surface which are impossible to remove by ultrasonic cleaning and polishing, can be removed using a special technique of sandblasting with Na-bicarbonate powder
  • Dental cosmetics – using special techniques we can garnish your tooth with dental jewellery, without damaging the tooth or the enamel. Depending on the patient's preference, a semiprecious stone or a real gem can be set

Bleaching

Dazzling white teeth are a sign of health and satisfaction. Many poor life habits are changing the colour of your teeth every day and if you do not take care of them, through a relatively short period your white teeth will begin to get yellow and dark. Bleaching is one way to return the natural colour of your teeth. The effects of bleaching will depend on many things, but primarily on the method used to restore the natural colour of teeth. 

Our poor life habits are primarily to blame for the discoloration of the teeth. Coffee, tobacco, red wine, tea, various coloured drinks such as coca-cola, drugs and other substances will leave a mark on our teeth and greatly affect their colour.  

After the preliminary tartar removal, and once all the other accumulations had been cleaned, the teeth should be applied with a gel whose main ingredient is hydrogene peroxide. A blue halogen light of the ZOOM! lamp is directed onto the coated teeth for 15 minutes. The specific wavelength of the light induces the decomposition of hydrogene peroxide which releases oxygen. Oxygen released in this way enters the enamel and the dentin, and changes the colour of the tooth with an average improvement of up to several shades. Then the gel is applied again and the process is repeated. Depending on the patient's preferance and the recommendation of the dentist, the procedure can be repeated for 3 or 4 times. Throughout the procedure the patient's eyes are protected by special glasses that cannot be removed during the procedure. 

Besides the ZOOM! lamp method, teeth can be bleached with less effective methods. The least harmful and simplest method is sandblasting, but the effect is limited. The procedure only allows the removal of surface staining with no enamel damage. Postage job and methods with various aids are used in consultation with the dentist. There is a common use of the splint, which is made by the dentist from your teeth bite. The splint is inserted with a special gel and it is worn every night during 8-10 days.  

The results will generally be positive, but there are no rules. It will mostly depend on the content of your teeth and their natural colour, as well as the applied method of bleaching. In most cases you can expect brighter teeth for a few shades.

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