Doctors:
Dentist Milena Gajewska
Have you noticed tooth decay in yourself ? Or perhaps you have broken a tooth or are experiencing tooth pain? Trust conservative dentistry, which focuses on the preservation and treatment of natural teeth. Its main aim is to diagnose and treat disease and damage to teeth to restore their function and healthy appearance.
Within conservative dent istry, we treat:
- caries – we remove infected or damaged tooth tissue and restore the tooth with a filling (sealant). Our aim is to restore the function and appearance of the tooth and provide protection against further development of decay.
- mechanical damage to teeth, such as cracks, fractures or cavities resulting from trauma.
With conservative dentistry, you will maintain your oral health and minimise the risk of tooth loss. Regular visits to our office will keep your teeth natural for many years.
Effective caries treatment in Wrocław? Count on Milanova® Clinic
Dentalcaries is a serious dental problem which should not be underestimated. It is very important to recognise it quickly and undertake treatment. Is it possible to cure caries? Absolutely. At the Milanova Clinic we offer effective caries treatment, consisting in the removal of damaged tooth tissue, which allows the progression of the disease to be stopped.
How is caries treated?
- The first step of our activities is an accurate diagnosis of caries, determining the stage of the disease and the extent of damage. With this knowledge, we can proceed to remove the infected tooth tissue.
- Caries removal in the case of small cavities or incipient carious lesions usually involves the application of a filling (sealant), which closes the cavity and restores the tooth’s function.
- If the decay in the tooth is more advanced, we proceed to remove a larger part of the tooth and rebuild its structure.
We always select the caries treatment method individually to the patient. We offer modern, effective techniques for combating tooth decay and interdental caries, which restore health and comfort in the oral cavity.
Tooth bonding
Tooth bonding, i.e. restoration of the tooth surface, is a modern procedure which quickly improves the appearance and aesthetics of the smile. What is dental bonding?
- Composite bonding makes it possible to fill cavities, smooth the surface of teeth, even out the colour and reduce excessive gaps between them.
- During the procedure, we use specialised materials in a colour matching the natural shade of the teeth. This results in a natural and consistent effect. Such a material bonds tightly to the tooth tissue and creates a tight bond, without the need for invasive measures.
- Filling materials such as composites are cured with a dental lamp and finally smoothed and polished.
Bonding is a safe and painless procedure. It requires no special preparation, so we can successfully carry it out for most patients. The effects you can expect include the elimination of discolouration, minor damage and defects, so we can clearly improve the appearance of your smile in just one visit.
Filling and restoration of a tooth in Wrocław? With us you will regain your beautiful smile!
Damaged teeth can be reconstructed. At Milanova Clinic, we offer a range of professional treatments to help you regain your beautiful, healthy smile and confidence. With us, tooth restoration and tooth replacement are simple, fast and effective. For smaller cavities caused by decay or mechanical damage, such as cracks or cavities, we usecomposite fillings (fillings). This is a simple, non-invasive method for restoring a tooth.
Tooth restoration is performed for major damage when the filling (filling) is not sufficient to restore the tooth to full function. In these situations we use:
- Dental crowns (fixed prosthetic fillings) that provide protection and restore bite function. They take the form of onlays that reflect the natural anatomy of the teeth with their shape and structure,
- Veneers that improve the appearance and restore the front part of the tooth. These are thin flakes of e.g. porcelain or composite, which we bond to the surface of the teeth to mask defects and damage.