Histological examination

A definitive diagnosis of various oral cavity lesions can be made with the help of histological examination. A sample is taken from the problematic area and then sent to an external laboratory for analysis. The result is evaluated by our dentist colleague, who will inform you in detail about the challenge and further treatment options.
Laser removal of oral mucosal lesions

Lesions of the oral mucosa can have various causes and may lead to serious problems if not treated in good time. One of the most common treatment methods is highly precise and effective laser removal. If, for example, leukoplakia or other small to medium-sized lesions are present on the oral mucosa, laser removal may be the ideal solution. If lesions of the oral mucosa are diagnosed at an early stage, then […]
Special gum plastic surgery, gum hyperplasia

Our gingoplasty treatments are performed by a specialist in the field, who uses the wound-closing effect of laser light to provide your gums with a seamless, virtually bleed-free healing and aesthetic shape, whether it's a receding gum or a swollen gum (gingival hyperplasia).
Railing with glass fibre reinforcement - 1 tooth

Fibreglass splinting is an effective solution for maintaining the correct position of teeth in the mouth. During the treatment, a thin, translucent splint reinforced with fibreglass is placed on adjacent teeth for maximum stability.
Retainer appliance (Invisalign)

The retainer used as part of Invisalign treatment is fitted during the final phase of orthodontic treatment, i.e. once the teeth have been moved into their desired position. It serves to stabilise the position of the teeth and maintain the results of the treatment. The retainer is usually fitted to the lower and/or upper front teeth, and long-term use, typically at night, is recommended. Regular use helps to maintain the position of the teeth and prevents […]
Partial, removable, metal/acetal base plate – balanced dentures (without artificial teeth)

If you are only suffering from partial tooth loss and would like to keep your adjacent teeth, a partial, removable denture might be the solution. The base plate is made from metal or acetal material to ensure the denture fits balanced on your gums and that you can wear it comfortably. The artificial teeth are not included in the price.
Partial Acrylic Denture - Balanced Denture (without artificial teeth)

If you are suffering from partial tooth loss and an implant is not a suitable solution for you, then a removable partial denture with clasps is the ideal choice for replacing missing teeth. This type of denture is easy to handle and clean. The artificial teeth are not included in the price.
Restoration (composite) with iPlus laser surface treatment – 1 surface

During a composite filling, our qualified dentist removes the poorly preserved, damaged or decayed tooth structure and then fills the tooth with composite material. The use of iPlus laser surface treatment allows for more efficient and precise preparation of the tooth surface, resulting in a more durable and aesthetically pleasing filling. Thanks to the laser surface treatment, adhesion to the tooth structure is enhanced, and the filling […]
Porcelain crown for an implant

A pressed ceramic crown creates a more natural effect than traditional porcelain-fused-to-metal crowns due to its translucency. Pressed ceramic crowns placed on an implant abutment are durable, resistant, and their colour can be adjusted across an incredibly wide range, allowing the „new” tooth to blend in perfectly with existing teeth, creating the most natural effect possible.
Porcelain veneer

A pressed ceramic veneer is an aesthetic solution created by the dental technician to perfect your smile. The veneer, made from pressed ceramic and bonded to the tooth surface, is placed on either a prepared or unprepared tooth and is one of the best aesthetic solutions for restoring discoloured or damaged teeth.






