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Gingivitis is a dental disease that manifests by inflammation of the gums, followed by swelling, bleeding and a change in normal contours. The main cause of the disease is dental plaque (a film consisting of microorganisms that forms 1-2 hours after brushing your teeth). Irritation caused by plaque leads to the formation of gaps between the gum and the tooth (gingival pocket), in which bacteria settle. Subsequently, tooth decay, may occur. (more…)
Read moreGnathology is a relatively young subdivision of dentistry, which studies the dental complex consisting of masticatory muscles, teeth, periodontal and temporomandibular joint. As a science, gnathology studies the anatomical and geometric structure of the skull, the biological mechanics of the lower and upper jaws, the functions of sound pronunciation and chewing. Also, this science covers the relationship between the state of the spine, muscules, skeleton with teeth and jaw apparatus. (more…)
Read moreRadiographic examination of the teeth allows the doctor to make an accurate diagnosis and carry out the correct treatment of a dental disease. This procedure is completely painless for the patient. In dentistry, X-rays are carried out in cases where there is a need to examine tissues or parts of teeth that are covered for eyes — the roots and intramaxillary cavities. (more…)
Read moreThe installation of dental veneers is a great way to restore a beautiful smile, ideal for people with gaps between the teeth, irregular shape and darkening of the enamel. It should be noted that this method of reconstruction is permanent, so before applying you should learn more about it. (more…)
Read moreThe aim of modern dentistry is not only filling, but also restoring the function of the teeth and recreating their original shape. Getting rid of pain is only half the battle; each tooth must look aesthetically pleasing and assist chewing. (more…)
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