Transform your smile

1) How do I book a visit?
You can book by phone/WhatsApp or through the contact form on the website. After booking, we will confirm the schedule and instructions for the visit.

2) What does the first consultation include?
The consultation includes an assessment of your oral condition, discussion of your concerns, and development of a treatment plan. If necessary, additional examinations are recommended for more accurate planning.

3) How long does a visit last?
It depends on the service. The consultation usually lasts 20–40 minutes, while treatments have different times depending on the case.

4) Can I get a quote/cost before starting treatment?
Yes. After the assessment, you will be presented with a treatment plan and related options, along with costs and recommended steps.

1) How often should I have a professional check-up and cleaning?
It is usually recommended every 6 months, but in patients with sensitive gums or periodontal problems it may be recommended more often.

2) Why do my gums bleed when I brush my teeth?
Bleeding often indicates inflammation (gingivitis) from bacterial plaque. With professional cleaning and regular hygiene, it usually improves. If it persists, a periodontal check-up is required.

3) What causes bad breath?
The causes can be plaque/calculus, gum inflammation, cavities, poor hygiene or other factors. A check-up helps to find the cause and solution.

1) What are veneers?
They are very thin, aesthetic sheets that are placed on the front of your teeth to improve their color, shape, and symmetry.

2) Do veneers look natural?

Yes, when planned and performed correctly. The goal is a natural result that suits your face and smile.

3) Do teeth need to be removed to have veneers placed?

In many cases, the preparation is minimal. This depends on the position of your teeth, their shape, and the desired result.

4) How long do veneers last?

The lifespan depends on the material, care, and habits (e.g., clenching your teeth). With good hygiene and regular checkups, they can last for many years.

5) Can I just whiten without veneers?

Yes, if the color and structure of your teeth allow it. The best option for you will be determined during your consultation.

1) What is Invisalign?
They are clear aligners that gradually straighten teeth.

2) Is Invisalign better than fixed braces?
It depends on the case. Invisalign is very suitable for many patients, but some cases require fixed braces. The choice is made after an evaluation.

3) How many hours a day should the aligners be worn?

For optimal results, they should usually be worn most of the day and night, removing them only for eating and hygiene (according to the plan's instructions).

4) Does orthodontic treatment hurt?
There may be slight pressure in the first few days after placement or replacement, but this usually passes quickly.

5) Will my speech change?
Some patients may experience slight adjustment in the first few days, but it usually normalizes quickly.

1) What is periodontitis?
It is a disease of the gums and bone that support the teeth. If left untreated, it can lead to tooth movement and loss.

2) Can periodontitis be cured?
It is very well managed with professional treatment and regular maintenance. The earlier it is caught, the better the outcome.

3) Is maintenance necessary after gum treatment?
Yes. Regular maintenance is the key to long-term stability.

1) What are dental implants?
Implants are biocompatible artificial “roots” that are placed in the bone to replace missing teeth and hold crowns/bridges.

2) Is implant placement painful?
The treatment is done under local anesthesia. There may be slight discomfort after the procedure, which is managed with clear instructions.

3) How long does implant treatment last?
It depends on the case and the condition of the bone. A healing period is often required for the implant to integrate before the final crown is placed.

4) What is a sinus lift / bone graft?
These are procedures that help when there is not enough bone volume for the implant. They are recommended only when necessary.

1) When do I need a crown?
When the tooth is weakened, broken, has a large filling or after root canal treatment – ​​to strengthen and protect it.

2) What is the difference: bridge or implant?

A bridge rests on neighboring teeth; an implant replaces the “root” and stands independently. The choice depends on the case, the bone and the objective.

3) Do I get used to the prosthesis?

Yes, it usually takes some time. Subsequent adjustments are made for maximum comfort.

1) What should I do if I have severe pain?
Contact us as soon as possible. Severe pain may indicate an infection or dental problem that requires immediate treatment.

2) Do you treat emergencies?
Yes, when possible. Contact us to find the closest appointment time.

1) Are the treatments safe?
Yes. Strict hygiene/sterilization protocols are followed and treatments are planned according to the patient's condition.

2) What should I do after a treatment?
You will receive clear instructions after the procedure (diet, hygiene, medications if needed) and follow-up check-ups.