Thorough diagnostics and care for your natural teeth.
Before any major treatment come diagnostics and preserving your own teeth. Endodontics, restoration and the diagnostic methods that protect your smile.
The best tooth is often the one we save. Before a replacement is considered, the aim is to treat and preserve your own teeth, and only when that is no longer possible to plan a reliable implant solution.
What is important to know.
It all starts with diagnostics: an examination, scans and, in more complex cases, a 3D analysis. These guides cover treatment, endodontics and the diagnostic methods that are the foundation of every good plan.
Diagnostics and CBCT
A precise picture of the condition of the teeth, the bone and the surrounding structures is the foundation of every treatment plan.
Endodontics
Root canal treatment often saves a tooth that would otherwise have to be extracted.
Restorative work
Fillings and restorations bring back function and appearance while preserving as much of your own tooth as possible.
When a tooth can no longer be saved
When treatment is not possible, a complete plan ensures a reliable transition to an implant solution.
Frequently asked questions.
Why do diagnostics matter so much?
Because a good plan starts with an accurate picture of the situation. 3D diagnostics reveal what an ordinary X-ray does not show.
Can my tooth be saved?
Often yes, with endodontic treatment and a good restoration. We make the assessment after an examination and a scan.
What if the tooth does have to be extracted?
Then we plan the replacement in advance, so that the transition to an implant or another solution is reliable.
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