Post-Treatment Instructions
To ensure the success of your treatment, it is very important to follow the dentist’s instructions and guidelines. We provide detailed written instructions after treatments. Below you will find links to all the instructions we provide after treatments at our clinic. If you have any questions or if an emergency arises, please contact the clinic. Outside of opening hours, you can call the dentist’s mobile phone.
Exercises for stiff jaws
Instructions after tooth extraction
Instructions after dental implant surgery
Instructions after in-office teeth whitening
Instructions for at-home teeth whitening
Mouthguard
Tongue-tie procedures
News
Would you like to learn more about dental care or oral health in general? Here you will find a mix of patient stories, informative articles, and useful information. Enjoy your reading!
Do Wisdom Teeth Always Need to Be Removed?
Wisdom teeth do not always need to be removed. Some wisdom teeth can remain healthy and stay in the mouth for a lifetime without causing problems. Others may cause inflammation, infections, tooth decay, gum problems, or damage to neighbouring teeth. The decision to remove a wisdom tooth is based on an individual assessment. Factors considered include the position of the tooth, symptoms, X-rays, the ability to keep the area clean, and the risk of future problems. Wisdom teeth are therefore not removed simply because they are wisdom teeth. They are removed when they are causing damage or when it is likely that keeping them will create greater risks in the future than the risks associated with removal.
What toothpaste should I use?
Toothpastes are not all the same, and choosing the right one can make a significant difference to your oral health. In this article, we look at the main ingredients found in toothpaste, the different types available, and what dentists recommend for sensitive teeth, healthy gums, and everyday oral care.
Dental Health in Older Age
As we age, the body naturally changes and the mouth is no exception. Teeth, gums, oral tissues, and even taste gradually undergo noticeable changes over time.
Bad Breath – Causes and Treatment
Bad breath is a common issue that affects nearly half of all adults. It can impact confidence and social interactions, but in most cases, it can be treated with the right care and guidance.