Dental price list, treatment costs

A tooth filling is the simplest and most conservative treatment for tooth decay, providing a quick and aesthetically pleasing result.

It is the only possible way to save infected, necrotized teeth in the long term. This procedure requires high precision, experience, and is technically sensitive, yet it can potentially save even teeth in very poor condition.

In cases of significant loss of tooth structure, removal of old, large fillings, or after root canal treatment, the use of inlays is recommended. These are restorations made by a dental technician that are bonded to the tooth after proper preparation, thereby reducing the risk of tooth fracture.

It is the only possible way to save infected, necrotized teeth in the long term. This procedure requires high precision, experience, and is technically sensitive, yet it can potentially save even teeth in very poor condition.

Depending on the underlying inflammation that causes the abscess, targeted therapy should be chosen. It is usually an acute process associated with pain, swelling, and sometimes the formation of pus, where targeted and prompt treatment is extremely important.

Achieving and maintaining an inflammation-free state is paramount in the treatment of periodontal disease. The thorough removal and prevention of plaque, tartar, and thereby bacteria, are the cornerstone of successful treatment, potentially salvaging severely affected teeth for decades to come.

The most common cause of toothache is tooth decay, but other inflammatory conditions can also lead to tooth pain. Early detection and treatment of these issues is the simplest way to alleviate the pain.

The purulent inflammation developing next to a tooth can have several causes. Most often, it is either inflammation and necrosis of the dental pulp or acute inflammation of the tissues adjacent to the tooth, the periodontium, that causes it. Its most characteristic symptoms are swelling, pain, and its treatment and elimination are crucial.

The removal of a tooth results in a gap. Addressing this gap and replacing the missing teeth is important not only for aesthetic reasons but also for restoring chewing function. Additionally, restoring teeth is essential for speech and the pronounciation of words.

Removable dentures can be made for any type of tooth loss. Their advantage is that they can be produced relatively quickly; however, a disadvantage is that they are larger than natural teeth and therefore cover a greater area of the mucous membrane.

One traditional method for replacing missing teeth is the use of a dental bridge. It requires at least two adjacent teeth to support the bridge.

The most advanced tool for replacing missing teeth. Its essence lies in placing a titanium dental implant into the jawbone in the area of tooth loss through a minor surgical procedure, which can then be universally utilized for tooth or teeth replacement.

The most modern and tissue-friendly method known today for replacing missing teeth. It restores the function of the chewing apparatus without overloading or grinding down the remaining teeth.

In certain cases, we have the option to create a fixed dental prosthesis supported by 4 implants that does not need to be removed daily. In fact, it is not a denture and does not cover the palate.

A special type of bone augmentation procedure that helps increase the height of the bone in the area of the upper molars to facilitate the placement of implants in this area.

Removing accumulated tartar helps maintain oral health. This includes cleaning the surfaces of the teeth, the interdental spaces, the collar areas, and the surfaces of crowns and bridges, as well as ensuring the contact points between the teeth are accessible. The cleaned surfaces are then polished, and we assist patients in improving their brushing technique.

The field dealing with all tissues surrounding the teeth (periodontium). Most commonly, we describe gingivitis and periodontitis, colloquially referred to as gum disease.

Achieving and maintaining an inflammation-free state is paramount in the treatment of periodontal disease. The thorough removal and prevention of plaque, tartar, and thereby bacteria, are the cornerstone of successful treatment, potentially salvaging severely affected teeth for decades to come.

The most important symptom is gum bleeding, which always indicates the presence of inflammation. The cause of its development is the accumulation of plaque, tartar, subgingival tartar, and the millions of bacteria on their surfaces in the mouth. Treatment and prevention are possible, which can even preserve teeth in the affected condition.

Teeth whitening effectively treats stains caused by coffee, tea, red wine, and other discolorations, and can also brighten yellowed teeth. Try it for yourself!

A tooth filling is the simplest and most conservative treatment for tooth decay, providing a quick and aesthetically pleasing result.

In the event of significant loss of the dental crown, the missing tooth structure can only be restored with the creation of a new crown. For this, we enlist the assistance of a dental technician.

With the creation of porcelain veneers, not only can the color of the teeth be altered, but their shape and size as well, achieving an incredibly beautiful aesthetic result without the need for drastic tooth preparation.

Cosmetic dentistry encompasses all dental procedures that improve the appearance of the teeth, aesthetics, and facial harmony. Learn more!

Prolonging the clinical crown of certain teeth may be justified due to deep decay, a broken tooth, or aesthetic asymmetry, even at the expense of root length. It's a straightforward minor surgical intervention.

The most common cause of toothache is tooth decay, but other inflammatory conditions can also lead to tooth pain. Early detection and treatment of these issues is the simplest way to alleviate the pain.

In cases of significant loss of tooth structure, removal of old, large fillings, or after root canal treatment, the use of inlays is recommended. These are restorations made by a dental technician that are bonded to the tooth after proper preparation, thereby reducing the risk of tooth fracture.

A tooth filling is the simplest and most conservative treatment for tooth decay, providing a quick and aesthetically pleasing result.

In the event of significant loss of the dental crown, the missing tooth structure can only be restored with the creation of a new crown. For this, we enlist the assistance of a dental technician.