Baby teeth form the first dentition, which develops during the earliest stages of childhood (between 6 and 9 months of age). They are called baby teeth because, at this age, a child’s diet consists predominantly of milk.
Dental veneers (facets, laminates) are thin, individually fabricated restorations placed on the front, visible surface of the upper and/or lower teeth.
Laser teeth whitening is a professional aesthetic dental procedure that can significantly lighten the natural color of teeth.
All-on-4 is a universal dental term which refers to the procedure of placing all teeth on four implants. It is an implant-prosthetic concept in which the entire jaw – upper or lower – rests on four carefully placed dental implants.
The pendulum appliance is a modern fixed functional orthodontic appliance used to move the upper molars (back teeth) backwards, i.e., to distalize them.
A dental bridge is a fixed prosthetic restoration that fills the space created by the loss of one or more teeth. Unlike removable dentures, a dental bridge is permanently cemented and the patient does not remove it during everyday activities.
Clear aligners for straightening teeth (Invisalign) are an effective corrective tool in orthodontic therapy. In certain cases, these transparent aligners provide an alternative to traditional metal fixed braces.
Dental injuries and injuries of the supporting apparatus occur due to the action of numerous factors in different situations. These may include:
