FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

We have gathered answers to the questions patients ask us most about surgery, aesthetic treatments and everyday dental care.

Topic 1

Oral, Dental and Jaw Surgery

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What treatments are included in oral, dental and jaw surgery?

Impacted and wisdom tooth extractions, cyst and tumour surgery, jawbone surgery and dental implants all fall within this specialty.

Is wisdom tooth extraction difficult?

How difficult it is depends on the position of the tooth. Impacted teeth may need a minor surgical procedure, but because it is done under local anaesthesia it is comfortable.

Who is suitable for implant treatment?

Implants can be placed in adults in good general health with enough jawbone. If the bone is insufficient, bone-supporting procedures can be done first.

Will there be pain after surgical procedures?

There may be mild pain and swelling afterwards, but the medication prescribed for you keeps this period comfortable.

How long does the healing process take?

Simple extractions heal within a few days. Full healing after implants and advanced surgery can take a few weeks.

Topic 2

Dental Aesthetics and Smile Design

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What is smile design?

Smile design is the planning of an attractive smile that suits your face shape, lip form and tooth proportions.

Is teeth whitening safe?

Whitening done under a specialist’s supervision does not damage the enamel and is safe.

Why are zirconium crowns preferred?

It gives a result very close to a natural tooth, lets light through well and contains no metal.

Who are veneers (porcelain laminates) suitable for?

For people with shade, shape or gap problems on their front teeth, veneers offer an aesthetic solution with minimal reduction of the tooth.

How long do aesthetic procedures take to complete?

Depending on the treatment plan, it takes from a few days to a few weeks.

Topic 3

General Oral Health and Preventive Treatments

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Is dental scaling harmful?

No. Scaling does not damage the enamel; on the contrary, it prevents gum disease.

Is root canal treatment painful?

Thanks to modern anaesthesia, you feel no pain during the procedure.

At what age should children visit the dentist?

We recommend a check-up after the first baby tooth appears. Regular check-ups help spot problems early.

Is gum bleeding normal?

No. Bleeding gums are usually a sign of gum disease and should not be ignored.

How often should dental check-ups be done?

We usually recommend a dental check-up every six months.

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