* Collection of General and dental health complaints and anamneses.
* Visual assessment of the oral cavity.
* Diagnosis, selection of dental treatment options.
* If necessary, referral for x-ray or CT diagnostics.
* Answers to questions, detailed explanation of all stages of necessary treatment and rules of conduct after the procedure.
* If necessary, dentists of other areas can be invited to the consultation: orthopedist, orthodontist, periodontist, surgeon, implantologist.
* Calculation of the estimated cost of treatment.
* Selection of means of individual hygiene of the oral cavity if necessary.

Composite or photopolymer materials have long taken a leading place in modern dental practice, replacing materials such as metal (amalgam) and various types of cements. Photopolymer fillings allow you to install the most imperceptible restoration, the color of which is selected to the natural shade of the teeth.
Photopolymers are easy to use and allow the doctor to create restorations with incredible accuracy repeating the natural anatomy of the tooth.
You need to take care of the filled teeth in the same way as for ordinary ones. Brush twice a day, use dental floss and mouth rinses. An important element of dental care in General is preventive visits to the hygienist and dentist every six months.

A professional approach to almost any business gives a better effect than home remedies. This also applies to dental cleaning, which should be performed periodically in a dental clinic in accordance with individual doctor's recommendations and depends on the type of deposits and the condition of periodontal tissues.

The procedure allows you to:
* remove Tartar;
* prevent the development of periodontitis;
* to remove plaque;
* to lighten the enamel a few shades;
* improve the aesthetic condition of your teeth;
* normalize the microflora of the oral cavity;
* get rid of bad breath;
* strengthening of tooth enamel by mandatory fluoridation at the end of the procedure.

In our clinic, we offer you a full range of services for professional hygiene of the oral cavity on modern equipment using the most modern ULTRASOUND devices (NSK, Japan). You can complete the procedure by polishing the powder-air mixture with AirFlow

Air Flow dental cleaning is an innovative technology for professional cleaning of teeth from pigmentation and various dental deposits. The method is based on the physical impact of a mixture of liquid and abrasive substance applied to the surface of the teeth from a special device under pressure. The procedure is safe for tooth enamel and does not cause discomfort to the patient.

* the duration of brushing your teeth is from 15 to 40 minutes,
* the jet removes even the most difficult dirt in the interdental spaces, where cleaning is difficult,
* the ability to lighten teeth to a natural shade,
* effective removal of microorganisms,
* slow down the formation of plaque,
* the disappearance of the unpleasant mouth odor,
* the cost of cleaning in terms of time/quality does not exceed the cost of other methods.

The only drawback of the method is the inability to remove mineralized dental deposits, so it must be supplemented with an ultrasound method of removing Tartar.
The result of high-quality professional dental cleaning is a smooth, smooth and shiny tooth surface.

A "snow-white" smile is a person's business card. But no matter how well he takes care of his teeth, it will not be possible to preserve their color. Chemical bleaching — a procedure for destroying deposits on the surface and colored compounds inside the enamel by means of special substances-allows you to restore the enamel's natural hue.

This method of lightening teeth is considered very popular due to the fact that it can remove even a serious "color" defect
We work on the American Opalescence Boost system

Acute and very severe toothache comes unexpectedly and, as a rule, at the most inopportune moment. According to the world health organization, one in three people in the world experience this type of toothache. This is pulpitis-inflammation of the neurovascular bundle inside the tooth.

If it is impossible to treat this acute condition directly at the time of the patient's visit to the clinic, the overlay method is used to relieve acute pain
a devitalizing agent that relieves pain and makes it possible to assign the patient to continue treatment and high-quality root canal obturation during the next visit.

It is a difficult task to save a tooth during the development of an inflammatory process in it. Filling the channels allows you to save the tooth and its chewing function. This is a process that requires the use of modern filling materials and tools.

Canal filling begins with an x-ray examination to determine the anatomy and shape of the canal, as well as their number in multi-root teeth.

An important step is mechanical processing - it allows you to align the walls and expand the channel lumen, give it the correct shape, which will subsequently improve the quality of the filling. After that, the treatment is carried out with disinfectants, which eliminates the risk of infection in the canal. Directly filling the canal is carried out using various techniques and materials that are selected by the doctor in each case.

Sometimes patients seek help if the initial treatment was not performed with sufficient quality. In such cases, it is necessary to completely remove the previous filling from the channels, perform mechanical and antiseptic treatment, often-leave a special therapeutic paste in the channel to enhance the antiseptic effect and prevent re-infection of the canal system, and only then carry out the final obturation.

Often, an orthopedic dentist recommends that the channels be repaired before prosthetics to create a reliable basis for orthopedic restoration of teeth.

Root canal treatment (endodontic treatment) is one of the most difficult manipulations in dentistry.

Temporary splinting of teeth with fiberglass tape is a modern, highly effective and at the same time gentle technology aimed at strengthening mobile teeth.
Splinting allows you to:

* prevent dislocation and greater loosening of mobile teeth;
* prevent damage to the periodontal ligament and retention bone;
* reduce occlusal load by evenly distributing it between other teeth.

A contraindication is the absence of two or more adjacent teeth in any of the departments, since an adequate distribution of the chewing load is impossible

Production of an adhesive bridge is performed directly in the patient's mouth in one visit, from a photocomposite material on a fiberglass tape.

The doctor manually models the lost tooth and fixes the structure to neighboring teeth using an adhesive technique. Such designs allow you to completely defer to the traditional methods of prosthetics. They can become a temporary option for prosthetics during the preparatory or intermediate stages of implantation.