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How long do dental restorations last? Learn about the main factors affecting dental restoration's life expectancy and how to extend its life.

Treatment of periodontal disease is a set of measures to restore gum tissue and prevent further destruction of teeth.

Dentists perform tooth extraction for many reasons – in case of severe mobility, root fracture, incorrect position, hyperdontia, etc. Sometimes after a dental nerve removal, decay can develop under the crown; if detected too late, the tooth is difficult to save.

There are several types of prosthetic solutions. Implant dentures differ in modifications, characteristics, conditions of use, and how dental implants are placed. Only a doctor can choose the best option for a particular case.

Pulpitis is a common dental disease found in 20-25% of patients with oral pathologies. The disease affects both the molars and primary teeth. Due to the physiological characteristics of children, the transition from caries to pulpitis occurs very quickly.

Braces are one of the most popular and effective techniques of bite correction in children and adults. To reduce and prevent discomfort, you need to know how to care for the braces and oral cavity properly and how to eat correctly when the braces are fixed. Let's consider all these questions in this article.

Supernumerary teeth, how to deal with them, and whether you can live with them. ✔️ Supernumerary teeth risks, types, and symptoms of hyperdontia.

Dietary guidelines for eating with braces ✔️ Find out what to eat after having braces fitted and what food you can eat in the first days ✔️ Braces hygiene after your meals.

The adjustment rate to dentures is individual. It also depends on the type of restoration, the number of teeth to be replaced, the physiological characteristics of your mouth, and your general state of health.

Bad bite - causes, consequences, treatment ✔️Basic methods of malocclusion treatment.