Dental practice Marinac Dental Studio

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  Metal ceramic crown

  4.98/5(19 reviews)

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  • Specialist for Proesthetic

  €102

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  The base of the crown is made of a metal alloy that is completely covered with ceramic so that the metal part is not visible. The metals used to make metal-ceramic crowns are gold alloys, alloys of other metals (eg titanium ...) or alloys with a steel base (eg nickel or chromium). The main advantage of metal-ceramic crowns is that the metal in the substrate gives a distinct strength. Also, due to their strength and consistency, they are often used in covering the premolars and molars where strong masticatory forces are present.
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  Zirconium crown

  4.98/5(19 reviews)

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  • Specialist for Proesthetic

  €213

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  Zircon is the latest high quality material used to make crowns and bridges. Zircon-ceramic crowns and bridges are characterized by biocompatibility and precision, while maintaining the natural aesthetics of the teeth. Since mechanical resistance is already achieved with a thickness of 0.4 m, less grinding of the natural tooth is required before placing the crown. As zircon-ceramic crowns are made very precisely, cleaning is facilitated, and the irritation of the gums is reduced (due to the possibility of high polishing and accuracy of access to the crown). The advantage of these crowns is the impossibility of the appearance of the so-called ‘black edge’ due to gum retraction because there is no metal in the construction.
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  Porcelain laminates (Veneers)

  4.98/5(19 reviews)

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  • Specialist for Proesthetic

  €30

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  Ceramic flakes or Veneers are one of the most common solutions in contemporary aesthetic dentistry to achieve the perfect white smile. These are thin transparent porcelain slips that stick to the front surface of the tooth and can be used to correct many irregularities like shape, size, position, and color of the tooth. If you want to restore confidence and a nice smile, the scales are an ideal solution for achieving harmoniously shaped teeth and a brilliant white smile.
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  Composite fillings (white fillings)

  4.98/5(19 reviews)

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  • Specialist for Proesthetic

  €26

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  Aesthetic (white) composite fillings are ideal in the solution if you want to achieve a completely natural appearance of the teeth after caries damage. They are used in cases when a large restoration of dental tissue is not needed, and they are made in the office in one visit.
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  Tooth extraction

  4.98/5(19 reviews)

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  • Specialist for Proesthetic

  €26

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  Tooth extraction is an oral-surgical procedure. Although modern dentistry tries to preserve every tooth in some situations, it is still necessary to resort to tooth extraction. Before each tooth extraction, it is necessary to make an X-ray and try to endodontically treat the tooth and do everything to keep it in the jaw. Unfortunately, it is not always possible to save a tooth and it is necessary to perform tooth extraction.
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  Complete dentures

  4.98/5(19 reviews)

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  • Specialist for Proesthetic

  €222

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  The total denture is made especially for the upper and lower jaw in situations when all natural teeth are lost in one of the jaws. Complete dentures consist of a base on which teeth are placed. The base is made of pink acrylate, which blends in with the color of the mucous membrane and thus supports the entire aesthetic work. The purpose of the base is to distribute the chewing forces that occur when chewing on the mucosa and bone base. As the mucosa itself cannot withstand heavy loads, it is important that the base be as wide as possible so that the masticatory forces are distributed over as large an area as possible, thus achieving a safer and more pleasant bite. The upper base covers the entire palate, and the lower base has the shape of a horseshoe, leaving free space for the tongue. The complete prosthesis should be removed and washed and disinfected at least once a day with appropriate means, and it is recommended to wash it after every meal and before bed.
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  Fixed dental braces (one jaw)

  4.98/5(19 reviews)

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  • Specialist for Proesthetic

  €613

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  Fixed appliances are the most common and most effective way of straightening teeth, that is, correcting orthodontic anomalies. The term fixed appliance means small locks that are glued to your teeth from the front, and are connected by a wire along its entire length. Once glued to the teeth, they cannot be removed until the end of the therapy, and the wires change from the thinnest to the thickest. The wire is used to create tension that pulls the teeth in a given direction based on the treatment plan and, over time, positions them in the desired position and a properly shaped dental arch.
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  Removal of dental calculus

  4.98/5(19 reviews)

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  • Specialist for Proesthetic

  €17

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  Calculus cleaning is recommended at least once a year, and twice a year would be optimal. Over time, bacterial plaque builds up on the teeth. At first it is soft, hardens over time so it is impossible to remove it without the help of a dentist.