Apicoectomy: Success Rates of the Microsurgical Approach in Figures
An apicoectomy, or root-end surgery, aims to preserve a tooth when conventional root canal treatment has failed or is no longer possible. The procedure…
m2stoma Blog
On our blog, you will find practical tips, interesting facts from the world of dentistry, and answers to questions you may have about dental care. We write clearly, openly, and with respect for your health.
Root Perforation: When Can the Tooth Still Be Saved?
A root perforation is an unwanted opening in the wall of a tooth. It may occur during root canal treatment or post placement, or without…
Calcified Root Canals: Why Some Teeth Cannot Be Treated Conventionally
A root canal is not always clearly visible on an X-ray, and conventional instruments cannot always enter it. Hard tissue may gradually form inside,…
Dental Implants in Later Life: Is There an Age Limit?
“At my age, I should not invest in my teeth anymore, should I?” At m2stoma Brno, we regularly hear this from people in their seventies.…
Why Do Dental Implants Fail? Causes, Warning Signs and Prevention
Dental implants are among the most successful replacements for missing teeth. According to pooled analyses of long-term follow-up studies, 95–98% of implants…
Bad Breath (Halitosis): Causes, Testing and Effective Treatment
Halitosis, commonly known as bad breath, affects between 24 and 65% of the population according to epidemiological data. It is not merely a cosmetic…
Gum Disease: Causes, Symptoms and Treatment (Complete 2026 Guide)
Do your gums bleed when you brush your teeth? Are they receding, or are some of your teeth starting to feel loose? This may be…
Not Enough Bone for an Implant? Everything You Need to Know About Sinus Lift and Bone Augmentation
Were you told at your consultation that you do not have enough bone for a dental implant? There is no need to worry. In most…
What Are Dental Veneers and When Are They the Right Choice?
A Hollywood smile, perfectly straight teeth and a bright white set of teeth. Many of the smiles you see on social media or in magazines…
Gummy Smile: When and How to Correct Overly Visible Gums
Do you feel that too much of your gums is on show when you smile? If more than approximately two to three millimetres of gum…