Dental panoramic scanners and 3D dental scanners have significantly improved the predictability of the results of dental interventions, especially regarding surgical ones. However, with their appearance, the question arose whether these technologies are completely harmless to human health or can help the emergence of tumors and the development of cancer. Therefore, we will try to understand the relationship between the benefits and risks of this type of research, while describing in detail the precautions that must be taken to avoid future health problems.

The placement of a dental crown is the last phase of the treatment with dental implants. There are different types of crowns, but which one is the best choice for prosthetics on dental implants? Find the answer in our new article.

A dental implant placement procedure is performed by inserting the implant into the jawbone, with the goal of successfully replacing the missing natural root. A dental crown is then placed on the head of the dental implant (called an abutment), which completely restores normal masticatory function.

The most frequently asked question to us is whether patients with periodontitis can be treated with dental implants and in most cases, they sound quite disillusioned. What do we answer them? Read in the following lines.