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Tooth decay, gum disease and bacteria in the mouth can cause dental infections that spread to vital organs like the brain, heart, lungs, joints…
Diabetes reduces the body’s resistance to infections and increases the risk of gum disease, which can lead to tooth loss.
Patients with diabetes have a higher risk of gum disease than those with normal blood sugar levels.
Sleep apnea usually occurs in people who are overweight, elderly, or who snore heavily. Most people with sleep apnea snore loudly. For patients diagnosed with sleep apnea, we offer effective solutions such as oral devices.
Halitosis or bad breath is having an unpleasant odor of the breath. Most often, it is the bacteria on the tongue or teeth that produce these odors.
Although halitosis is a minor health problem, it can still be a source of stress and a social handicap. The dentist will be able to provide you with a series of treatments, like a deep cleansing of the mouth.
Dry mouth is often associated with certain illnesses and medications, as well as bacteria found in saliva. The phenomenon of decreased saliva can cause significant damage to teeth and gums. The dentist offers effective treatments for dry mouth problems.
The symptom of TMJ is a click when opening the mouth, which can cause headaches or sometimes even ear infections (infections and inflammations of the ears)….
We offer a full range of treatments for TMJ disorders, including laser muscle relaxation sessions.
Oral hygiene is a set of practices to eliminate the dental plaque that forms naturally and permanently on the surface of the teeth. Removing dental plaque helps prevent periodontal disease.
The importance of biannual and annual checks and descaling cannot be overestimated. The problems will not be exacerbated if we can constantly monitor the condition of the teeth and implants and intervene in time if there is a problem. We can more easily help problems that are "caught" on time. Controls can shed light on care deficiencies that can be corrected very easily. During regular checks, the dentist will also show you the correct home dental care.
Oral hygiene, is a set of practices to eliminate the dental plaque that forms naturally and permanently on the surface of the teeth. Removing dental plaque helps prevent periodontal disease.
The importance of biannual and annual checks and descaling cannot be underestimated. The problems will not be exacerbated if we can constantly monitor the condition of the teeth and implants and intervene in time.