The basis of oral hygiene is regular brushing of teeth – we recommend brushing them twice a day for 2 minutes. You should also go to a dental check-up once every six months. Moreover:
Control visits to the office should be carried out once every 6 months, if you do not have any problems on a daily basis. However, if you experience pain or discomfort in your mouth – teeth, gums, muscles or joints, you should see your dentist right away.
You don’t need to be particularly prepared. All you have to do is complete the health questionnaire and clean your teeth thoroughly before meeting the dentist in the office. More information on the first visit and document templates can be found here: first visit.
We recommend that you bring your child around 2-3 years of age to the first oral checkup. However, such an inspection should be preceded by a special adaptation visit. At the Twój Uśmiech Dental Center, we have a unique approach to children – we have prepared the entire process of familiarizing children with the dentist. You will find all information on this subject in Guide For Parents.
Tooth sensitivity is characterized by a feeling of pain or severe discomfort that occurs in response to a stimulus. What’s the stimulus?” Usually cold or sugars contained in food. So if you experience sudden pain while drinking cold drinks or eating ice cream, and it lasts as long as your teeth are in contact with the stimulus, you are probably struggling with tooth sensitivity. You should then visit a dentist who will check the condition of your teeth and select the appropriate method of treating your ailments.
Obviously. Not only can your teeth be treated during pregnancy, it is also recommended to do so. Untreated lesions and inflammation can spread the bacteria and cause complications such as premature birth.
There can be many reasons for bleeding gums, so see your dentist if you have this problem. The dentist will check why your gums are bleeding and select the appropriate treatment. Don’t underestimate gum problems as if left untreated, inflammation can lead to periodontitis.
No, a toothache won’t go away by itself. It may possibly decrease temporarily, but it will definitely come back even stronger. Therefore, don’t wait until the discomfort becomes unbearable and visit your dentist as soon as possible.
Our facilities are equipped with modern devices such as a CT scanner, an intraoral 3D scanner, and a microscope to ensure you receive dental care supported by 21st-century technology.
