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At Amidentis, we offer comprehensive dental care for the whole family. From general dentistry to specialized treatments such as restorative dentistry, implantology, periodontology, and endodontics. Our expert team is ready to improve your oral health with effective and comfortable care.
General dentistry
Our general dental care focuses on maintaining the overall health of your mouth.
From routine check-ups and teeth cleaning to addressing minor dental issues, we offer a wide range of treatments aimed at prevention and preserving a healthy mouth.
Our dentists take the time to understand your needs and concerns, creating a treatment plan that perfectly aligns with your goals for a healthy and beautiful smile.
Implantology
At our practice, we offer various implantology treatments performed by our expert implantologists to restore your smile.
restorative dentistry
Our restorative dental care helps restore both the health and appearance of your smile.
Endodontics
When tooth pain indicates a root canal problem, our specialized endodontic services provide the solution. Endodontics focuses on treatments of the root canal and dental nerve.
Periodontology
We provide high-quality periodontal care, carried out by experienced professionals, aimed at restoring and maintaining the health of your gums for a healthy mouth and a radiant smile.
Discover more aboutthe team
Moinzadeh Amir
Endodontics and micro-surgery
Florescu Oana
General dentistry, Implantology and Periodontology
Bratucu Robert
General dentistry, Implantology and Periodontology
Kapica Karolina
Office manager
Discover more aboutthe team
We warmly welcome you to Amidentis and invite you to get to know our team. With a dedicated group of skilled professionals and a practice fully equipped to meet all your needs, we are ready to guide you toward optimal oral health.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When do you need to have a dental check-up?
It is wise to have regular dental check-ups so that we can detect any (early) issues in time. Prevention is always more effective than treatment.
It is recommended to schedule a check-up and dental cleaning every 6 to 12 months Even if you wear dentures, it is important to continue visiting the dentist.
The dentist not only examines your teeth and gums but also checks other areas of your mouth, such as your tongue, lips, and cheeks, to detect any abnormalities.
Why are X-rays taken regularly?
During an examination, the dentist uses a mirror and a probe (hook) to inspect the outer surfaces of the teeth and gums. Cavities often develop between the molars or beneath existing fillings—areas that are difficult to see without additional tools.
To detect tooth decay at an early stage, it is recommended to take check-up X-rays (bitewings) annually. These images help identify abnormalities. X-rays are also taken to monitor the progress or success of a root canal treatment and to check for infections in the jawbone.
For children, X-rays are used to ensure that teeth and molars that have not yet emerged through the gums are present and developing correctly.
Is electric brushing better than brushing with a manual toothbrush?
Research shows that electric toothbrushes are more effective than manual toothbrushes
An electric toothbrush makes faster and more advanced movements, allowing for a more thorough cleaning compared to a manual toothbrush. When using a manual toothbrush, an average of 100 grams more pressure is applied, which can lead to gum damage as we often brush harder without realizing it.
Many people believe that brushing harder is better, but that is not the case.
An electric toothbrush helps prevent gum damage because it often has a built-in pressure sensor. If too much pressure is applied, the brush stops or signals to indicate that the pressure is too high.
Missing one or more teeth? What are the consequences
Replacing missing teeth is essential to prevent both aesthetic and functional problems. Tooth loss can lead to bone and tissue loss, negatively affecting facial appearance, causing wrinkles, and weakening facial muscles.
Teeth and jawbones provide crucial support to facial muscles, and without this support, the muscles may begin to sag, resulting in a prematurely aged look.s
Additionally, the gap left by a missing tooth can cause surrounding teeth to shift, disrupt the bite, and lead to jaw problems. This can result in difficulties with chewing and even posture issues.
Moreover, missing teeth increase the risk of tooth decay and gum disease, as food and plaque can accumulate more easily in the empty space.
Replacing missing teeth promptly helps maintain both the function of your mouth and the appearance of your face.
