By treating root canals of teeth with diseased or infected pulp and by restoring teeth with composite materials, so called white fillings, we try to take care of teeth in the most conservative way possible, fully functional and aesthetic. More serious cases with major damage to the tooth tissue are treated with prosthetic and implant procedures.
Composite fillings match the colour of the natural tooth, so the repair is almost invisible. We use them to treat decay and also to replace old amalgam fillings. For aesthetic corrections of front teeth we also make composite veneers.
When decay reaches the pulp, the tooth starts to hurt or becomes infected. With endodontic treatment we remove the diseased pulp, clean and seal the root canals, and save your own tooth instead of extracting it.
We whiten non vital teeth that have darkened over time, and we offer whitening of both arches with the Zoom lamp for a brighter, more beautiful smile.
We explain every procedure first, so you know exactly what to expect. We work under local anaesthesia, so the treatment is painless.
Root canal treatment sometimes takes several visits, depending on the condition of the tooth.
The treatment is done under local anaesthesia, so the procedure itself is painless. Mild sensitivity can appear for a few days afterwards and soon passes.
With good oral hygiene and regular check ups a composite filling lasts for years. It also depends on the size of the filling and on habits such as teeth grinding.
Yes. We replace old amalgam fillings with tooth coloured composite fillings.
A composite filling hardens immediately under the lamp. Still, wait until the anaesthesia wears off so you do not bite yourself.
Whitening under a dentist’s supervision is safe. Temporary sensitivity may appear afterwards.
Maximum dedication and an individual approach to every patient is our motto.
