For large cav­i­ty den­tal restora­tions, ceram­ic onlays or inlays are car­ried out by our den­tal tech­ni­cian. This type of indi­rect fill­ing allows the den­tist to ensure a safe and aes­thet­ic result in com­par­ison to con­ven­tion­al com­pos­ites.

 

  

  

 

 

CROWN:

In case of sig­nif­i­cant den­tal sub­stance loss (cav­i­ty, frac­ture, for­mer treat­ment…), the tooth must be ful­ly cov­ered by a crown. We work with ful­ly ceram­ic crowns (Emax). In addi­tion to their unde­ni­able aes­thet­ic qual­i­ties, they exhibit func­tion­al char­ac­ter­is­tics and first-class dura­bil­i­ty.

BRIDGE:

A bridge is used to main­tain one or more arti­fi­cial teeth rest­ing on pil­lars or den­tal implants. It is a fixed and irre­mov­able den­tal pros­the­sis. Long used in our pro­fes­sion, the bridge is now increas­ing­ly replaced by implants.

 

Veneers are thin porce­lain shells used as a sub­sti­tute to replace or cov­er part of the tooth enam­el. Sig­nif­i­cant colour and/or shape changes enable per­fect aes­thet­ic results.

    

    

  

  

Com­pos­ite resins have been steadi­ly replac­ing den­tal amal­gams for a cou­ple of years now. Applied direct­ly to the tooth sub­stance loss­es they restore func­tion and aes­thet­ics.

A very large palet­te of colours enables a per­fect result.

 

 

 

 

The teeth whiten­ing process is an appli­ca­tion of hydro­gen per­ox­ide in var­i­ous chem­i­cal forms. This safe and preser­v­a­tive treat­ment should be per­formed by a den­tist, as the con­cen­tra­tions of hydro­gen per­ox­ide may be sig­nif­i­cant.

In-chair or tai­lored teeth whiten­ing by day or night gut­ters.

 

Max­i­mum effi­ca­cy and absolute com­fort for the patient

Imme­di­ate

Safe

No numb­ness

No post­op­er­a­tive effect 

No addi­tion­al lin­gual or palatal injec­tions required

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