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Treatment you can see – and what the naked eye cannot. A good filling is not just the right material. It is precision of execution, a dry working field and the right scale of vision. In our practice, the standard is a combination of elements that together decide whether a filling lasts a year – or whole decades.
Working under magnification – the microscope and dental loupes
The human eye has its limits. The edge of a carious lesion, the margin of a filling, the seal between material and enamel – these are structures that simply cannot be assessed and prepared precisely without magnification.
That is why we carry out all restorative treatment under magnification – using an operating microscope or dental loupes. We see more than the naked eye can – and we prepare only what genuinely requires treatment.
Less healthy tissue removed, more accurate cavity preparation, a better-fitting filling.
Rubber dam – a dry working field as standard, not an option
Even the highest-class composite material will not do its job if placed in a moist environment. Saliva, water vapour from breathing, gingival blood – each of these acts at the microscopic level, compromising the bond between material and tooth.
The rubber dam – a latex or silicone sheet isolating the working field – eliminates this problem entirely. A clinical study by Falacho et al. (Journal of Esthetic and Restorative Dentistry, 2023) showed that rubber dam isolation significantly increases the bond strength of adhesives to enamel – and that without proper isolation, adhesive properties are objectively reduced.
It is not a convenience. It is a condition of properly performed work.
Materials of the highest quality
Precision only makes sense when paired with the right material. We use exclusively top-class composites and bonding materials – clinically proven, with documented durability, aesthetics and biocompatibility.
We select them individually for each case – taking into account the location of the cavity, the bite load and the patient’s aesthetic expectations.
Pain-free treatment – effective anaesthesia as standard
Fear of pain is one of the most common reasons we postpone a dental visit. In our practice, effective anaesthesia is not something you have to ask for – it is the standard for every procedure.
Before we begin the actual treatment, we apply topical anaesthesia – a gel or spray at the planned injection site, which makes the injection itself practically imperceptible. Then we administer the anaesthetic precisely, giving it full time to work.
You do not need to be afraid. You just need to come.
Keep it simple, smile.
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