Dental care for patients
how it works at m2stoma
First, we listen to what is troubling you and what concerns you have. Together we find the optimal solution to your problem. Our goal is to perform the procedure without pain and with maximum care to ensure the best possible result.
How it works
initial examination
treatment plan
treatment
prevention
First Visit
Upon arrival at our clinic, you will be welcomed by the receptionist, who will give you a short questionnaire regarding your health status. This is followed by a consultation with the doctor, during which you tell us about your problems and wishes. We then perform an examination of teeth, gums, and oral cavity under a surgical microscope, X-ray examination, and photodocumentation.
At the end, we will show you the condition of your teeth in photographs and X-rays and propose a treatment plan including cost calculation, which we will discuss with you in detail and agree on further procedures.
Provided Care
We provide comprehensive dental care with emphasis on precision and patient comfort
Dental Hygiene
Essential for preventing tooth decay and maintaining oral health. Our specialists gently remove tartar, plaque, and stains, show you proper tooth cleaning techniques, and recommend suitable aids for home care. Healthy gums without inflammation are necessary for quality performance of our treatments.
Teeth Whitening
An effective way to achieve a brighter and whiter smile. We offer various whitening techniques that are gentle on tooth enamel and ensure long-term results. Whether you prefer in-office treatment or home whitening with individual applicators, we will help you choose the most suitable method.
Restorative Dentistry
We use modern composite materials that effectively restore the original shape, color, and function of teeth. Our goal is a minimally invasive approach and maximum preservation of healthy tooth tissue.
Endodontics (Root Canal Treatment)
Treatment aimed at saving a tooth that has developed inflammation. Due to the anatomical complexity and microscopic details of this procedure, the use of a surgical microscope is crucial for achieving precise and long-lasting results.
Re-endodontics
Allows us to save and preserve teeth that have already been endodontically treated but the infection was not removed. The surgical microscope enables very good visualization and control during work, which is crucial when removing original materials and searching for overlooked anatomical root structures or broken instruments.
Prosthetic Dentistry
Fixed Prosthetics: Aesthetic crowns, partial crowns, or ceramic bridges are made in cases where tooth damage is greater and can no longer be repaired with just a filling. These restorations fully replace teeth both aesthetically and functionally. Veneers solve minor aesthetic defects and change the shape and color of teeth in a minimally invasive way.
Removable Prosthetics: Partial removable prostheses or complete dentures are made in cases of extensive tooth loss.
Removable Prosthetics: Partial removable prostheses or complete dentures are made in cases of extensive tooth loss.
Implantology
Dental implants represent the most modern way of replacing missing teeth, offering excellent aesthetic and functional results. Implants, made of titanium, are painlessly inserted into the bone under local anesthesia, where they serve as a solid foundation for the subsequent dental crown. Implants are an ideal solution not only for individual missing teeth but also for complete replacement of entire dentition. Compared to traditional replacements such as bridges and dentures, implants do not require grinding down healthy teeth and minimize discomfort, thus providing a long-term and stable solution.
Periodontology
Periodontitis, also known as periodontal disease, is an inflammatory disease of the tooth's supporting apparatus that can remain asymptomatic for a long time. The main symptoms are bleeding gums, bone loss, tooth mobility, and pain when biting. With proper treatment and regular care, the progression of the disease can be stopped and teeth can be stabilized. Effective treatment requires perfect oral hygiene and regular dental hygiene visits.