Pricelist

First category: Children with high risk of caries.

1)         6 periapical and 2 bitewings.

2)         Fluoride treatment and prophylaxis every 3 or 4 months.

 

Second category: Children with low risk of caries.

Low risk caries with primary dentition.

• Two bitewings X-rays.
• Recall and Fluoride treatment every 6 months.

 

For All children’s dental treatment:

• The treatment should be provided with local or block anesthesia.
• The use of rubber dum it is a necessity for composite resign feelings, stainless crowns, pulpotomies, pulpectomies.
• In case of premature extraction of primarily molars or canies, the proper space mainter is essential to be placed.
• In case of extraction after the deep local or block anesthesia, the information of the great pleasure that the patient will feel on his teeth, is important to be communicated.
• The prophylaxis with a piece of cotton by the patient in order to prevent the biting of his leap or cheek is obligatory by all means.

 

The first visits of a child to his Dentist guides the children attitude towards Dentistry.  Good adult patients always had a good pediatric dentist.  It is our goal to develop positive attitude towards Dentistry by treating children thoroughly, painless and with respect to their Dentist.

Endodontology’s target is to relief patient’s pain and finally to save their teeth from being extracted in order to be functional for many years.  Our main goal is the absolutely painless procedure for every patient at all stages.

 

Treatment protocol:

• Periapical X-Ray, vitality tests, clinical tests, periodontal check.
• Diagnosis, Prognosis, Treatment Plan.
• Tooth Preparation for root canal treatment (crown removal or crown lengthening).
• Apply local or block anesthesia.
• Placement of rubber dum.
• Complete carries removal, complete removal of old restorative materials, crown temporary restoration (if necessary) and access cavity.
• Working length determination (combination of X-ray and Apex locator).
• Chemomechanical preparation of root canals with proper irrigation liquids and NI-TI rotary instruments.
• Working length determination X-ray and root canal drying.
• Permanent feeling of the root canals with thermoplacized gutta-percha (system B & obtura).
• Placement of crown temporary feeling material.
• Post-operative X-ray.
• Informing patients – Giving instructions.
• Recall X-ray to 6 months to a 1 year.

In case of a tooth with symptoms the root canal therapy is not completed within an appointment, but there is an additional step at which we place the intra-canal antiseptic medicament and we wait for a period of at least 2 weeks.  All the other steps remain the same.

Prosthodontics target is to restore function and esthetics in fully or partially edentulous patients by replacing missing teeth and soft and hard tissues. The prosthodontic treatment is divided in 4 different stages: diagnosis, treatment planning, execution of the plan, follow up.

In all cases our patient remains painless due to local anesthesia.

After their appointment with the Prosthodontist each patient is provided with temporary crowns or bridge work on their mouth, so no one is appeared with missing teeth.

1. Diagnosis
   1. Radiographic examination
      1. Panorax, periapical x-rays and possibly CT scans
   2. Clinical examination
   3. Preliminary casts articulation
2. Treatment planning
   1. Wax up
   2. Referral to all other specialties to address pre-prosthetic issues
   3. Treatment plan proposal, discussion, modification and acceptance
3. Treatment (Execution)
   1. Treatment provided by all other dental specialists
   2. Provisional restorations
      1. Fixed
      2. Removable

• Implant

1. Combination of the above

1. Final restorations after adequate time
   1. Fixed
   2. Removable

• Implant

1. Combination

4. Follow up every 6 mo to 1 year

A sequence of interrelated steps is inherent to effective periodontal treatment: early and accurate diagnosis, comprehensive treatment, and continued periodontal maintenance and monitoring. A primary goal of periodontal therapy is to reduce the burden of pathogenic bacteria and thereby reduce the potential for progressive inflammation and recurrence of disease. Emerging evidence of possible perio-systemic links further reinforces the need for good periodontal health. The treatment of patients with periodontal disease is best accomplished within the structure of a uniform and consistent Periodontal Treatment Protocol (PTP).Such a protocol would reinforce accurate and timely diagnosis, treatment needs based on a specific diagnosis, and continual assessment and monitoring of outcomes.

Communication skills and patient education are vital components of effective therapy since slight and even moderate stages of the disease often have few noticeable symptoms to the patient. Accurate documentation and reporting of procedures for dental insurance reimbursement, coupled with scheduling considerations, assist general practice settings in effectively managing the increasing volume of patients that can benefit from early diagnosis and treatment of periodontal diseases.

PERIODONTAL EXAMINATION

Assessment of medical history

Assessment of dental history

Assessment of periodontal risk factors

1. Age
2. Gender
3. Medications
4. Presence of plaque and calculus (quantity and distribution)
5. Smoking
6. Race/Ethnicity
7. Systemic disease (eg, diabetes)
8. Oral hygiene
9. Socioeconomic status and level of education

Assessment of extraoral and intraoral structures and tissues

Assessment of teeth

1. Mobility
2. Caries
3. Furcation involvement
4. Position in dental arch and within alveolus
5. Occlusal relationships
6. Evidence of trauma from occlusion

Assessment of periodontal soft tissues including peri-implant tissues

 

1. Color
2. Contour
3. Consistency (fibrotic or edematous)
4. Presence of purulence (suppuration)
5. Amount of keratinized and attached tissue gingiva
6. Probing depths
7. Bleeding on probing
8. Clinical attachment levels
9. Presence and severity of gingival recession

Radiographic evaluation of alveolar bone loss, bone density, furcations,

NON SURGICALPERIODONTAL THERAPY

1:Comprehensive periodontal evaluation.

2:Adult prophylaxis.

3:Full mouth debridement to enable comprehensiveevaluation and diagnosis.

4:Scaling and root planing generalized per quandrant.

5:Localized delivery of antimicrobial agents via a controlled releasevehicle into diseased crevicular tissue.

6:Periodontal maintenance.

1. Cosmetic feelings, on lays, inlays out of porcelain.
2. Bonding veneers, in order to improve the color, shape, size, inclination or closing a proximal gap.
3. Veneers laminates or porcelain, in order to cover stains and correct discolored, cracked and clipped teeth as well as closing gaps between teeth.
4. Cosmetic countering and reshape, in order to correct crooked, chipped, cracked and over lapping teeth.
5. Crown lengthening in order to reshape gums and bone tissue, and correct a “gummy” smile.
6. Whitening – Bleaching. Procedure which reverses the effect of aging, food, tobacco, stains and medication use which stain the teeth.

 

Treatment plan for Aesthetic Dentistry:

• X-Ray examination
• Accessing:

1. Patients make up and needs wishes and expectations.
2. Facial symmetry, facial contours, labial grooves, muscular spasms, speech.
3. Smile line, degree of gingival exposure during a smile, tooth forum and texture.
4. Intraoral examination.
5. Disclosure assessment.

• History: Dental and medical past history.
• Photographs pre operational.
• Local anesthesia in order to avoid pain.
• Whitening – bleaching the procedure is with AP 200M and for 10 days for home treatment with night white material.
• Photographs post treatment.
• Follow up – recall one year later.

Dental Cad / Cam is the method used to produce inlays, onlays, veneers, crowns and 3 piece bridges in a very short period of time.  Instead of taking an imprint from the mouth, the Dentist photographs the teeth and digitally designs the restoration.  Cad / Cam porcelain restorations are produced in around 45 minutes.

1. X-Ray examination
2. Local anesthesia or block anesthesia for lower jaw
3. Tooth preparation
4. Sirona images for the computer
5. Finalizes electronically the contour of the preparation
6. The Dentist uses the onside milling machine which creates the new tooth from a block of ceramic.
7. The new porcelain material is been transferred to the porcelain oven in order to obtain the requested hardness and glossiness.
8. The restoration is cemented in the mouth.