Bone grafting in implantology may be recommended when the available bone is not sufficient for placing a dental implant in good conditions. One of the common causes is resorption after tooth loss, a process through which the bone in that area begins to shrink over time, especially if the missing tooth is not replaced. For
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A dental consultation does not simply mean “finding out what problem you have”, but is the first step toward receiving accurate information about your dental health, the symptoms you are experiencing, your medical history, previous treatments and the most suitable treatment options. For many patients, a visit to the dentist only happens when pain appears.
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This is not a diagnosis (that is made in the clinic), but as a general guide: Aphthous ulcer (canker sore): usually a small, round/oval, painful ulcer with a white-yellowish center and a reddish border commonly appears on mobile mucosa: inside the cheeks, lips, under the tongue does not typically appear as grouped “blisters” Irritation/trauma: appears
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Tooth decay in children is very common, but the good news is that, in many cases, it can be prevented with simple and consistent steps: age-appropriate hygiene, the right amount of fluoride, regular check-ups, and smart dietary habits. In this guide, you’ll find what to do at each stage, plus when dental sealants are useful.
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If you want straighter teeth and a better bite, you’ll most often hear about two options: transparent aligners (orthodontic trays) and fixed braces (brackets). Both can deliver excellent results, but they are not interchangeable in every situation. The real difference is made by the type of case, wearing discipline, and long-term goals. For an orthodontic
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When one or more teeth are missing, you usually have three main treatment directions: dental implant, dental bridge, or denture. Each can be a good choice in the right context, and the correct decision is made after clinical and imaging evaluation. Relevant services: Dental implant – https://implantis.ro/implant-dentar/ Prosthodontics (bridge/denture) – https://implantis.ro/protetica-dentara/ Professional cleaning – https://implantis.ro/igienizare/
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The most common indications are: The tooth is weakened or has lost a lot of structure (large decay, extensive old fillings) and there is an increased risk of fracture. After root canal treatment (endodontics), especially for premolars and molars, to reduce the risk of cracks and fractures. See: Endodontics – https://implantis.ro/endodontie/ Dental fractures (chipped or
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You may have heard the phrase “the nerve needs to be removed” and instantly felt anxious. In reality, root canal treatment (endodontics) is a procedure designed to save the tooth—not to “damage” it. Below you’ll find a clear explanation: when it’s indicated, the main steps, what’s normal afterward, warning signs, why a crown is sometimes
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Dental abscess / infection: how to recognize it and what to do until you reach the doctor A dental abscess is, in short, an infection (usually bacterial) that leads to the accumulation of pus around the root of the tooth or in the gum. It can start from a deep cavity, an old/incomplete root canal
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If you notice blood on your toothbrush, dental floss, or in the sink, it’s tempting to think “I brushed too hard” and move on. In reality, bleeding gums are most often a sign of inflammation and deserve attention—especially if it happens repeatedly. (Inflamed gums tend to be red, swollen, and bleed easily.) In this article
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