An orthopedic dentist is engaged in the restoration of teeth that are damaged, missing or require prosthetics - crowns, veneers, removable or fixed dentures, as well as implants in conjunction with an implant surgeon. Unlike a general dentist who treats caries and pulpitis, the orthopedist decides the question * how to restore the shape, function and appearance of the tooth * after the acute problem has been eliminated or if the tooth is already missing. suitable.

You should contact an orthopedic dentist if:

• one or more teeth are missing
• crown or filling is destroyed, chipped or loose
• increased abrasion is noticeable teeth
• concerned about the appearance of the smile - the shape, color, position of the teeth
• implantation is planned and a prosthesis is needed after it
• previously installed dentures or crowns cause discomfort.

For example, if the crown on the front tooth suddenly cracks or is loose - call It’s better not to delay: the sooner the doctor examines the tooth, the greater the chance of saving it without more complex intervention.

Consultation with an orthopedic dentist at KAN Dental includes:

• visual and instrumental examination of the oral cavity
• photo protocol for recording the initial condition
• study pictures
• drawing up a step-by-step individual treatment plan
• detailed consultation on all identified problems and ways to solve them.

This is not a formal examination “for 5 minutes” - you leave with a clear understanding of what is happening to the teeth, what solutions are available and how much each of them will cost. see the initial situation and later compare it with the result of treatment, and a written plan - make a decision without haste, at home, and not in the doctor’s chair.

Additional procedures are paid separately if they are required: sedation, anesthesia, bone grafting - their cost is calculated individually and is not included in the consultation price.