Frequently Asked Questions

A complete dental examination costs 50 KM, while the package that includes teeth cleaning is 125 KM. This package includes a dental examination, panoramic X-ray and diagnosis, tartar removal and teeth cleaning, airflow treatment for stain removal, and a cost assessment for any additional treatments. If the complete package doesn’t suit your needs, we also offer individual pricing for each service.

A dental examination is important in order to detect oral diseases early and thus contribute to maintaining good oral health.

 In case of a toothache, we recommend that you schedule an appointment at our clinic so we can localize the pain. Afterward, we will determine the best course of action in that needs to be taken in order to help you.

Airflow is a method of teeth cleaning that uses a pressurized mixture of salt, water, and added flavors to clean teeth. This technique helps remove surface color changes (pigmentation) caused by food, coffee, cigarettes, tea, andredwine. Many people think of airflow as a kind of high-pressure tooth cleaning.

Fissure sealing is a preventive method of protecting primary and permanent teeth from cavities. This procedure is mostly done after the eruption of the first permanent molars, when the tooth surface is still intact. Sealing can also be done on front teeth if necessary and on primary teeth if the cooperation with the child appears to be successful. Read more about fissure sealing treatment  here.

During pregnancy, we recommend check-ups every three months so that the existing cavities and periodontal diseases can be discovered and treated on time. Read more about the treatments during pregnancy on our  blog.

Composite veneers are highly aesthetic restorations that can help correct the color, shape, and size of teeth with minimal removal of the tooth substance. Since they are made from filling materials, their appearance can be adjusted on-site. Read more about this excellent aesthetic solution on our  blog.

Aligning teeth with orthodontic aligners is a great option for patients who do not want to wear traditional fixed braces. Since they are removable, maintaining oral hygiene is significantly easier! For more details on aligner therapy, read our  blog!

At our clinic, the modern non-invasive ICON treatment is applied to efficiently, safely, and painlessly remove the white spots from the teeth. The ICON treatment for white spots allows us to remove these changes in just 30 minutes, restoring the natural translucency and homogeneity of the teeth in the process. Read more about ICON treatment on our  blogu

Metal-ceramic crowns are prosthetic restorations consisting of a metal base coated with tooth-colored ceramic. These crowns are characterized by excellent mechanical properties and are recommended for restoring posterior teeth. Read more about choosing materials for prosthetic work  here!

Zirconia-ceramic crowns are metal-free crowns with a base made of zirconium oxide. White zirconia bases are layered with a tooth-colored ceramic for a highly aesthetic result. Metal- free crowns faithfully mimic the appearance of a natural tooth and they are an ideal choice for anterior restorations. For a highly aesthetic result and the smile you’ve always wanted, we recommend zirconia ceramic crowns!

Wisdom teeth must be removed if they erupt in the wrong position in the oral cavity and thus affect other teeth. They also need to be removed if you experience pain, or if there is an infection or advanced decay that can create large cavities in the teeth.

If your wisdom teeth are causing discomfort, we recommendschedulinganappointmentforastandardcheck-upsowecanassesstheneedfortheir removal.

For more details on this treatment, read our  blog!

Dental floss is an effective addition to oral hygiene for removing plaque and food particles trapped between teeth. Toothbrushes do not reach interproximal spaces, therefore flossing is recommended to ensure proper oral cleaning. The most common place for cavities to form is between the teeth, and regular flossing reduces the risk of cavities, as well as other oral diseases.

We recommend brushing your teeth in the morning and evening, flossing, using interdental brushes, oral irrigators, and brushing your tongue with a tongue scraper. Check out other tips on our blog  here!

Our patients often make the same mistake – brushing their teeth with vigorous horizontal movements, which leads to incomplete plaque removal and soft tissue damage. You can read our guide to proper tooth brushing below: The technique proven to be most effective in maintaining oral hygiene is placing the toothbrush at about a 45-degree angle to the root of the tooth, with half of the bristles on the gums and the other half on the tooth. The brush is moved in gentle circular motions along the tooth arch. Repeat the same movements on the inside surfaces, paying special attention to the chewing surfaces of the posterior teeth. A good toothbrush should have a large number of bristles. The bristles should be medium-soft and rounded. For effective cleaning, a pea-sized amount of toothpaste is sufficient. Essential aids for maintaining oral hygiene are dental floss and interdental brushes, which can help clean the areas between teeth that are hard to reach, and where food debris can lead to cavities

Brushing your tongue is recommended in order to remove bacteria and debris that accumulate during the day. Certain types of bacteria can cause bad breath, and a good tip is to remove the debris using a tongue scraper.

The whitening product you receive at Nova Dental Clinic is safe for use. The whitening agent works locally, which means only on the teeth, and it is gentle on the gums. We do not recommend using whitening products purchased online, as there is little information about the contents of the product, and there is a risk of damage to teeth and gums. At Nova Dental Clinic, we offer  in-office and  at-home teeth whitening. For more details about these treatments, read our blog posts!

Yes and no, because both types of carbonated drinks contain approximately the same amount of acid. Soda is acidic for teeth and can cause tooth damage due to the acid. Sugary carbonated drinks can also contribute to cavities in teeth.