Preventive dental care
Few areas of medicine offer such effective disease prevention as dentistry. And the best part is that it requires minimal effort: You come to the practice twice a year for approximately one-hour preventative care sessions, possibly followed by a checkup.
Tartar on the teeth
Tartar is soft, similar to pumice. The bacteria that cause plaque particularly like to settle on the rough surface. To prevent the plaque bacteria from finding optimal conditions, tartar is removed during a prophylactic appointment.
Dental Concretion
Calculi are brownish-gray deposits on the root surface in the gum pockets, thus hidden from view. And they are as hard as concrete. Detecting and removing them is a true art. RDH’s are best at it!
Periodontitis
The disease we call periodontitis is an incredibly complex process, which I can’t explain in full detail here. Instead, I’ll give you some illustrations so that you can understand the principle behind this complex process.
Fillings
Dental fillings at the dentist are used to repair cavities. Materials such as composite, amalgam, or ceramic are used to restore damaged teeth. Fillings protect against further damage and pain. Regular check-ups are important.
Dental crowns
Dental crowns are used to protect and stabilize severely damaged or root-treated teeth. They are made of various materials and improve both the function and aesthetic appearance of the teeth.
Dental bridges
Dental bridges are prosthetic solutions that replace missing teeth. They consist of several parts that are attached to adjacent teeth to restore function and aesthetics.
Dentures
Dentures are artificial teeth that replace missing teeth. They improve chewing function and appearance, provide stability, and can be removable or fixed, depending on your needs.