Ideally, a dental exam is required twice a year to detect and prevent possible problems with the teeth, the gums and the surrounding tissues of the oral cavity.

So-called „conservative“ dental care consists in preventing and treating caries induced cavities, as well as small fractures and cracks in temporary teeth (children) as well as permanent teeth (adults).

This includes the care of the gums surrounding the tooth, as part of the treatment of periodontitis to prevent and treat future problems.

In some cases, composite resin fillings are not sufficient to permanently restore/replace a severely decayed tooth (caries, fractures, etc.): fixed prosthetics may be necessary.

Teeth grinding can lead to tooth wear, as well as long-term muscle and joint problems. In such cases, appropriate treatment with a Night-Guard is indicated.