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Description

As aesthetic dentistry is committed to the principle of minimum intervention with maximum effect, any management starts with less invasive methods. For example, if a tooth has an abnormal shape (peg or small tooth, or deformed after injury), shows the presence of diastema or congenital enamel defects, treatment begins with an attempt to correct the shape with composite material, and only if the method fails to achieve satisfactory results are other methods considered, such as orthodontic correction, ceramic veneers or prosthetic crowns.

For aesthetic tooth reconstruction and perfect matching of the colour of the filling to the tooth colour the most recent generation of composite materials (GRADIA, ENAMEL Plus) are applied.

The preparation of the tooth to be covered with a crown requires the tooth to be ground to make space for the restoration. The restoration may consist of: Porcelain fused to metal (non-precious or gold), which is a very safe structure, proved by long-term use; however, opacity of the metal portion reduces the possibility of complete restoration of the properties of the natural tooth. The application of precious metal alloy reduces build-up of the bacterial plaque around the crown. Ceramics that provide high aesthetic advantages allow the natural tooth properties, e.g. translucency of cutting edge or similar abrasiveness, to be regained.

Suggested Trip Schedule:
Day 1. arrival, transfer to the hotel, diagnostic examinations
Day 2. Procedure / free time
Day 3. Spa&wellness treatments / departure

• Dental implants
• Prosthetics