Description
Dental Family Health is a standard dental center that aims to provide the best possible dental services for you and your family. Our Clinic has the infrastructure and the appropriate staff for comprehensive support of the health of your teeth.
For your convenience, at Dental Family Health you will find:
- Adult Dental Department
- Children’s Dental Department
- Department of Digital Imaging
The dental care center was created in 2014 with the aim of offering dental services to the whole family with excellent scientific treatment and reasonable prices.
You will feel comfortable from the first visit! We offer a nice environment and a very well-kept space for you and your children. The staff of the doctor’s office is always ready to serve you with a smile. Our equipment is state-of-the-art.
Our center has an orthopantograph for digital panoramic radiographs, with the appropriate specialized staff, at your disposal at any time.
Our pediatric dentists Alexandra Mastora and Giannis Vassiloudis have won the hearts of our little “patients”
Our orthodontist Dimitra Palli takes care of the beautiful smiles not only of the younger but also of the older patients.
Our general dentists Giannis Kaklamanis , Olga Kaklamani and Christos Asprogerakas are available daily to help you. Endodontist Nikos Polyzois deals exclusively with endodontic treatments.
Periodontist Tassos Gatzonis takes care of the health of the gums and the treatment of periodontitis conservatively or surgically.
The orthodontist Despina Vallianatou undertakes surgeries, extraction of inmates and placement of implants.
Services
Cosmetic Dentistry
The patient at Dental Family Health has many cosmetic rehabilitation options. Aesthetic dentistry tries with its interventions to approach the natural way of making teeth, achieving an excellent and natural aesthetic result.
Today’s modern materials used for aesthetic interventions approach the structure of the natural tooth, giving more naturalness to the artificial tooth.
In addition, modern methods of intervention of dentists in the teeth are done in such a way as to minimize any damage to natural teeth.
The most common problems faced by cosmetic dentistry are:
- Yellow teeth
- Gaps between teeth
- Orthodontic problems
- Uneven or unequal teeth
- Hypertrophic or uneven gums
- Broken / Cracked teeth
General Dentistry
At Dental Family Health we provide the full range of general dentistry services. In particular, all dental periodontal and dental cases are treated from simple cleaning to complete reconstruction of the mouth and the diagnosis of dental lesions.
We have excellent scientific expertise, while we apply the most modern, valid and painless methods in order to ensure the oral health of each patient. Our clinic is equipped with state-of-the-art equipment, while the materials used for dental treatment are of excellent quality.
Dental Surgery
Dental Family Health performs a number of surgeries, covering the widest range of dental procedures.
Indicative interventions of this type are listed below:
- Surgical extraction of teeth and roots
In many cases, limited surgery is needed to remove ectopic teeth and roots. This operation must be performed with the least possible trouble for the patient and with proper management of the hard and soft tissues. This does not affect the aesthetics and functionality of the mouth.
- Surgical extraction of enclosed teeth
This is the most common intraoral surgery, especially for the 3 molars ( wisdom teeth ). Disharmony in the development of the jaw bone in relation to the dental barrier, sometimes leads to the stay of the 3 ons molars in the wrong position in relation to the other teeth. Very often the penitentiaries are enclosed and never rise in the oral cavity. However, even in this case, they often cause a variety of problems (pericarditis, dental abscess, toothed or dental cysts, periodontal or periarthritic problems in neighboring teeth). Extraction of these teeth is a relatively complex surgery that requires special knowledge, experience, respect for adjacent anatomical structures (vessels, nerves, adjacent teeth) and specialized equipment. At Dental Family Health, incubation surgery is one of the most common surgeries.
Another category of teeth that are often enclosed is the enclosed canines . In this case, in collaboration with the Orthodontist, we undertake, within the framework of a total orthodontic treatment, their surgical revelation and their movement in the correct position in the mouth. If this is not possible and their extraction is inevitable, it is done safely and without affecting the neighboring teeth. If there is a gap in the dental block, implant placement or other restoration is usually recommended, as appropriate.
Implants
At Dental Family Health we undertake the placement of implants.
Oral surgery
Maxillofacial surgery is the specialty that deals with the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of acute and chronic diseases, injuries, deformities and aesthetic problems of the mouth, teeth, jaws and face.
Periodontology
Periodontics is the field of dentistry that deals with diseases of the tissues that surround the tooth, namely the gums and bone. The most common conditions are gingivitis , periodontitis and gingival sagging . The main and most common cause of these diseases is the accumulation of microbial plaque.
Pediatric dentistry
Pediatrics Dentistry is a specialized branch of dentistry dedicated to maintaining the oral health of children and adolescents.
This specialty deals exclusively with the prevention of new teeth and their structure and proper order. This is vital for normal vocal and masticatory functions. Maintaining children’s oral health is extremely important because the bones of the face are in dynamic development.
Poor appearance of temporary teeth, damage can lead to their premature removal which can lead to significant complications related to the proper development of facial bones. The goal of the specialists from the dental clinic Dental Family Health is to prevent all these complications with early diagnosis and prevention.
Orthodontics
It is the branch that deals with the diagnosis, prevention and treatment of abnormalities that occur in the denture, always aiming at both the proper functioning of the upper and lower jaw system and the aesthetic result that arises either from problems of convergence of the teeth or from skeletal problems in both jaws or a combination of these.
Languages
- English
- Greek
FAQs
Why should you prefer us?
Payment by card
At our clinic we accept payment by debit and credit cards. Payment installments are also made for large amounts. Contact us for more information.
New technologies
All our clinics are equipped with the latest technology. The machines are systematically maintained in order to be kept in the best possible condition.
Guarantee of Success
We guarantee success and take full responsibility for the work performed at Dental Family Health.
Experienced staff
The experienced and specialized staff of Dental Family Health, will help you deal with any problem that arises with your teeth, in the safest and fastest way.
What is maxillofacial surgery?
Maxillofacial surgery is the specialty that deals with the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of acute and chronic diseases, injuries, deformities and aesthetic problems of the mouth, teeth, jaws and face.
Initially she started as a dentistry specialty trying to cover her surgical needs in the mouth. It has gradually reached to treat diseases and injuries of all areas of the face, with the result that, in most countries of Europe (and Greece including), it is also a specialty of medicine.
The orthodontist or oral and maxillofacial surgeon is an extremely well trained surgeon. It can deal with the simplest cases, such as a difficult tooth extraction, up to the most complex ones, such as resection of malignant tumors, taking care of their immediate functional and aesthetic restoration. Thus it is able to:
• to remove enclosed teeth (enclosed wisdom teeth) in just a few minutes and with minimal inconvenience to the patient.
• to reveal enclosed teeth so that the orthodontist can pull them in their correct position so that they become functional and useful.
• remove cysts and other benign lesions from the jaw bones and soft tissues of the mouth.
• to place dental implants with absolute surgical precision according to the treatment plan that will be decided in collaboration with other specialist colleagues (general dentist, prosthetist, etc.). The goal is to restore functionally and aesthetically in the most ideal way for the patient, the lack of one or more natural teeth.
• to repair the deficient upper and lower jaws with appropriate implants so that either conventional prosthetic works or dental implants can be placed in order to restore the patient's chewing and speech.
• to treat conservatively and surgically acute and chronic inflammations and infections in the oral-maxillofacial area (abscesses, sinusitis of the tooth, osteonecrosis from bisphosphonates or radiation, etc.).
• effectively diagnose and treat small and large injuries to the head, face, jaws, mouth and teeth.
• to correct with appropriate surgeries (orthognathic) congenital or acquired abnormalities of both jaws and to restore the functional or aesthetic problem of the patient.
• diagnose and treat, both conservatively and surgically, functional disorders and other pathological conditions of the temporomandibular joint.
• diagnose and deal with informal personal pain effectively.
• to deal with cancer in the mouth and in the wider area in collaboration with other specialists.
When should one visit the periodontist?
A visit to the periodontist is beneficial for everyone in the context of maintaining good oral health. It is important to know that periodontitis and gum disease in general are "insidious", as due to the chronic nature of the disease there are no acute symptoms (pain and swelling) and so most of the time the diagnosis is accidental and is made when the patient arrives. at the doctor's office for some other reason. Also, smoking, which is very common in our country, helps to hide symptoms such as bleeding gums, which would push someone to seek treatment. At the same time tobacco use is one of the main predisposing and aggravating factors of the disease.
In recent years there have been numerous documented reports in scientific articles on the relationship between Periodontal Disease and General Health.
How healthy are your gums?
Check the health of your gums by asking yourself the following questions:
Are your gums swollen?
Do your gums bleed when brushing or using a toothpick or floss?
Have your gums receded and your teeth looking longer?
Does any of your teeth show increased mobility compared to the rest?
Do you notice your yellow liquid pus when you massage your gums with your finger?
Have any of your teeth changed position and gaps have appeared between your teeth?
Did your parents or siblings lose their teeth prematurely?
If you answered YES to one or more of the above questions, then it is advisable to visit a periodontist for an assessment of the condition of your gums.
What are the main risk factors for the development and progression of periodontal disease?
The main risk factors for the development and progression of periodontal disease are the following:
Smoking
Diabetes
Poor oral hygiene
Immunosuppression
Systemic diseases that cause disorders of the body's defenses
Crowding of teeth
If you belong to one of the above categories then you belong to a high risk group and it would be good to visit your Periodontist for early diagnosis and prevention of possible periodontal problems. The following services are provided at the Dental Care of Thessaloniki:
Treatment of gingivitis
Surgical periodontal treatment
Non-surgical periodontal treatment
Treatment of perimplantitis
Treatment of gingivitis
Gingivitis
Correction of gingival problems
Clinical mill extensions
Treatment of Necrotizing Diseases of the Periodontal
Personalized re-examination program
What is Orthodontics?
It is the branch that deals with the diagnosis, prevention and treatment of abnormalities that occur in the denture, always aiming at both the proper functioning of the upper and lower jaw system and the aesthetic result that arises either from problems of convergence of the teeth or from skeletal problems in both jaws or a combination of these.
Who is the specialized orthodontist?
The orthodontist is the dentist who acquires a specialization after graduating from the dental school and has been engaged for at least 3 years in postgraduate programs related to orthodontics.
What problems does orthodontics face?
Dental problems: Problems that occur either with incorrect position of the teeth or with crowding, or with convergence, or with their deviation.
Skeletal problems: Construction problems when the spatial relationship of the upper and lower jaw is not properly developed.
Dental & skeletal problems: A combination of the two that makes the whole area problematic and that often has an impact on the aesthetics of the individual.
What are the causes of orthodontic problems?
Like most problems in the human body, orthodontics owes their existence either to hereditary reasons or to habits that characterize us. That is, when a child inherits the large teeth of one of their parents and from the other a small oral cavity (jaw) in which case fatally, there is congestion or, again, when a child eats his nails or "pacifies" or even has trouble breathing and breathes only through the mouth etc. Causes that exist from an early age, if diagnosed early, can be treated.
What does one achieve with orthodontic treatment?
Treatment is considered necessary to:
-The patient can have proper chewing, swallowing and speech
-It has good oral hygiene
-He has a normal growth with confidence.
What is the most appropriate age for treatment?
Prevention
As is well known, problems must be prevented in their early stages. Thus, the visit to the orthodontist from the moment he will suggest it and the dentist should be done at the tender age of 6-7 years. Thus, the orthodontist will be able to assess any problems that may arise, problems that lurk and that their solution should be launched in the near future.
Repression
From 7-9 years old a child can face most of the problems that will appear in the upper and lower jaw and which will unfortunately develop, if not treated.
Redress
Orthodontics for teens and adults who have either dental or skeletal problems and need treatment. Success is evident when it comes to young people (shortly before adolescence) and adults who have their own dentures.
What are the benefits of early treatment?
The advantages are many as people who are in young-childhood and are in development will correct with timely treatment structural and dental problems in less time, avoiding long-term treatments. Skeletal problems are more easily treated as the bones are still developing. They will not face the risk of tooth extractions and finally, they will improve their appearance long before they enter the "difficult" period of adolescence.
How does orthodontics work for adults?
It can work under certain conditions: patience, the right choice of specialists and the existence of their own denture. Orthodontics can work wonders for adults too! As long as there is patience, the right diagnosis is made, the right synchronization of specialties is made and the project will have a happy ending!
What are the tools of orthodontics?
There are many ways to deal with orthodontic problems and the problem varies accordingly. They generally refer to mobile and stationary mechanisms and their separation has to do with whether the mechanism can be moved by the patient or the doctor.
What are dental implants?
Implants are metal buttons (most often made of titanium) that are surgically placed in the jaw. The stem is very firmly placed in the jaw bone and in it is placed the crown, an artificial tooth that looks completely natural. The implant actually replaces the lost root of the tooth, on which the crown is placed. With implants we can replace one, more or all the teeth in the mouth. It can be used as a support for a tooth, for fixed bridges, for partial or complete denture.
Dental implants are a very successful way to replace teeth because of their incorporation into the bones. Thus we obtain a very stable base for the artificial tooth, which allows normal speech and chewing.
The new technique of virtual surgery and the upgrading of the bones or the completion of the atrophic parts of the jaw, neutralize the problems that the bridges had. Titanium spiral wedges harden the artificial dental root, where the artificial teeth are placed, so that the strength of the implant is significantly increased. Studies show that the probability of implants (along with the crown) to exceed a decade is 97%, while if the crown is embedded in the tooth to 87%. If part of the bone is missing (which happens when the jaw is thinner and atrophic due to the lack of teeth), the condition is complicated, but there is the possibility of taking bone from another position, or adding artificial bone and thus replenishing the lost bone mass. In the past we knew that talking and chewing solid food was problematic due to the lack of teeth. Implants for tooth replacement are the modern situation.
Artificial tooth implants look identical to natural teeth, and have long been used in Hollywood and Europe. Implants with artificial teeth often look better than the original natural teeth. "Patients" understand that this is a safe and worthwhile procedure that is not only "fashionable". The eyes of others "fall" immediately on the perfect teeth. Your charming smile will win people over at first sight.
Due to the relatively low cost, bridges are still considered a standard treatment for tooth loss. But we have to grind the neighboring, even completely healthy teeth, and so we load two strong teeth to place a missing tooth. This is definitely against the rule, that the highest goal in the dental office is to keep the teeth healthy. Even for a single tooth it is worth every effort.
With age, due to the loss of bone mass of the jaw, the lips become thinner and narrower and the top of the chin changes position. The implants protect the bone mass, transfer the pressure from chewing to the jaw and thus help maintain the shape of the face.
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