Frequently asked questions

Category: Dentistry

Question: I am 39 years. I have to carry on negotiations, communicate with people – but I cannot smile – my teeth are crooked, and it is too late to change the bite…

Answer:

Of course the earlier you start orthodontic treatment the better. But there are no age limits for the bite change. Our orthodontist successfully treats patients of all age groups – children and adults, who decide to take good care of their smile.

Other F.A.Q.

- Cases of infections in medical institution, in dental departments in particular, have become rather frequent recently. Newspapers and TV inform about false medications. How do you protect your patients?

- Doctor said, I should have a crown. But my colleague has a crown with dark line near the gum. Will I have the same problem?

- How long does a filling live?

- I am afraid to visit a Dentist, because the anesthetic “does not work”. What should I do?

- I saw removable dentures which were fixed with metal hooks. They look terrible!

- I want to have my teeth whitened – how will it influence the enamel?

- I was recommended to have a crown. Is it a painful procedure?

- In a state clinic the doctor extracted all my molars and recommended a removable denture. Are there more advanced technologies?

- In other clinic I had a tooth pulled out, then I was offered a bridge. However, I do not want to "kill" nerves in my healthy teeth. Are there any solutions?