Nádor Dental dental blog

One of the fundamental prerequisites for successful dentoalveolar implant surgery is the presence of sufficient quantity and quality of alveolar bone. The long-term success of dental implants is only possible if adequate bone surrounds the implant.

Tartar and plaque removal is one of the most important dental treatments for preserving healthy teeth. Teeth with tartar are not only aesthetically bothersome, but can also lead to tooth decay and serious periodontal disease.

A dental focus develops from chronic inflammation of the teeth and, like any other foci, can cause other illnesses. It’s important to have your teeth regularly checked and treated by a dental proffesional

At Nádor Dental the Covid-19 antigen test is available (Sugentech’s SGTi-flex rapid antigen test for COVID-19 Ag) – a single-step, rapid test to detect the presence of antigens to SARS-CoV-2 present in the human nasopharynx.

3D imaging is most commonly used in periodontology (gum disease), orthodontics (including braces) and endodontics (root canal treatment). The image produces the most accurate picture of the structure of the jaw and the thickness of the bone.

How do we keep our teeth healthy, now that we might not be able to see our dentist in person due to Covid restrictions? We have collected some of the most common dental problems and ‘survival methods’ until you can see a specialist.

PRF method guarantees fast healing in Dental Surgery. The procedure provides advantages during oral surgery that can result in an outcome that exceeds patients’ aesthetic expectations.  

Should we get the wisdom teeth kept or removed? Wisdom teeth don’t grow for everyone, there are those who don’t have them at all, others have them in their jaws but the teeth don’t break through the gum.

Covid-infected patients who are suffering from gum disease are at a much greater risk than their healthy counterparts!

Early detection of oral cancer can save lives. As with other cancers, abnormalities can develop inside the mouth, which may require immediate intervention. It often goes unnoticed, which is why we recommend having regular check-ups — at least once a year.