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The patient, aged 22, presented for an orthodontic consultation after many previous visits to various specialists, complaining of not finding a practitioner willing to undertake comprehensive dental treatment. She was dissatisfied with the aesthetics of her teeth, experienced difficulty speaking and reported problems with biting and swallowing food. What problems were diagnosed? After conducting a thorough [...]

A patient aged 35 years consulted us for extensive dental care. His main concerns included the unsightly appearance of his teeth and difficulties with speaking, biting and swallowing food. Dental examination and X-ray diagnosis Following a detailed dental examination and X-ray diagnosis, a number of significant problems were identified: Bony malocclusion: underdevelopment of the jaw and

Do you dream of having perfect teeth? Read how dentistry can help with this, especially digital smile design and the treatments that are part of a comprehensive dental treatment. We also explain what the cost of a perfect smile depends on. Table of contents: Ideal teeth, or what kind of teeth? The concept of 'ideal teeth' can vary somewhat depending on individual preferences, culture and

How do you achieve a Hollywood smile? Read about the advanced dentistry options and treatments that can go into a smile makeover. We explain in detail what the procedure looks like and what the cost of a Hollywood smile depends on. Table of contents: Hollywood smile, or the perfect dentition What does 'Hollywood smile' mean? It is a term used to describe a very attractive and perfect smile, which is often

Dentophobia, a strong fear of dental treatment, can lead to avoidance of dental appointments. General anaesthesia, or so-called anaesthesia, can help to overcome this fear. We explain what the symptoms of dentophobia are and how the patient qualifies for dental anaesthesia. Table of contents: Dentophobia - what is it? Dentophobia is characterised by an excessive, often irrational fear of the dentist. Symptoms

Does dental treatment have to hurt? No, in fact it should not be painful. There are now as many as 6 types of anaesthesia available in dental clinics, which are selected according to the specifics of the procedure and the individual needs of the patient. Read what pain-free dentistry looks like. Table of contents: Does dental treatment have to hurt? Dental treatment should not cause pain, because modern dentistry