The dental prophylaxis treatment is used to prevent dental, oral and jaw diseases. It saves the patient caries and gums disease. In the professional cleaning of teeth, usually twice a year harmful deposits (tartar) are removed from the teeth and gums. Risk patients should use them more often. An individual prophylaxis program can include i.a. Care tips, cleaning exercises and success checks.

“Holes” in the tooth resulting from the removal of carious sites must be closed with fillings. The fillers used are plastic or solid materials.

The plastic materials can be formed well due to their soft consistency in the tooth. The subsequent curing is carried out by UV light. Solid fillings of e.g. ceramics or gold are glued into the tooth.

The types of dentures are varied. Implants, veneers, prostheses or bridges are just upper terms. For example, there are a variety of bridge types.
The highest intension of treatment is the preservation of one’s own teeth. However, if that is no longer possible, there are many ways to achieve esthetic dentures without obstruction in eating or speaking.

In modern dentistry, implantology has become an important part of every dental practice.
Possible materials are titanium or ceramic implants. Dental implants are artificial tooth roots.
They occupy the place of the lost root in the jaw bone and provide stability of the adjacent teeth. If they grow together with the jawbone, they receive a crown after the healing phase.

If teeth are only partially destroyed, it is possible to prevent complete tooth removal by using a dental crown. In this way the natural tooth can often be preserved. The dentist will then decide if there is enough healthy tooth substance that can stably support a dental crown.

The natural tooth crown “melts” by frequent treatment of defects. Then she can withstand the chewing pressure of the teeth no longer and an artificial crowning of the tooth is required. A dental crown is also used as a protective sheath for a brittle or dead tooth. Possible materials for crowns are gold and ceramics. These materials are usually very durable.

The environmental impact increasingly places extreme demands on the human immune system. This fact shows in the practical experience of possible reactions to metals and amalgam. Chronic activation of the immune system can result in a multisystem disorder.
Often, however, it takes years for complaints to become noticeable due to amalgam fillings.

For example, symptoms such as tiredness, allergies, rheumatism etc. can occur. A harmful oral climate through the combination of different metals and their corrosion also pollutes the nervous system. The technical term for this is Pathogalvanism.