Naming what changed in your mouth is the first step to treating it. These topics come from what patients actually tell us: what it is, what it signals, and when it stops being something you can wait on.

The first few days after a tooth extraction are mostly about telling what is normal from what is not: how long the bleeding should last, why the pain can get worse a few days later, and what you can eat and drink. These guides take you through those days and through the question that follows them, which is what to put in the tooth's place.

Save or Extract

Whether a tooth can be saved is decided by the root and the bone around it, not by how much it hurts.

The Ihde Method

Most people searching for the method that carries Prof. Dr. Stefan Ihde's name are not looking for the man; they want to know what the method is, where it comes from and who is allowed to perform it.

Implant Brands

People researching implant brands usually want two answers: which country is it from, and is it any good? These pages take the most-asked brands one by one: who makes them, how much published data stands behind them, and what actually decides the outcome regardless of the name on the screw.

Implants and Your Health

Diabetes, blood thinners, bone medication, smoking or dental fear: none of these is a barrier on its own. What matters is whether they are under control.

Compare Your Options

Fixed bridge, removable denture, All-on-4, zirconia. The difference is not only price but what happens to the bone.

Something Is Wrong With My Implant

When something goes wrong with an implant already in place, nobody explains it. These pages separate a problem in the implant, in the prosthesis on it, and in the tissue around it.

The Process

The first week after surgery, eating, pain, daily care and how long an implant lasts.

Making the Decision

The questions worth asking before treatment starts: how many implants, what a price actually covers, why a cheap quote is cheap, and how to get a second opinion.

Not Enough Bone

Being told there is not enough bone usually leads straight to grafting. But the layer that resorbs and the layer that does not are different things.

Living with Dentures

Getting used to false teeth, days that depend on adhesive, a sore where the denture rubs. These guides cover the problems you run into day to day when you wear a denture, and the questions you are likely to have if you are thinking about switching to fixed teeth.

Life After Treatment

You leave with fixed teeth on day three; what people actually wonder about is everything after that.

Coming for Treatment

The questions that come after the decision: how many days to set aside, how to plan the trip, and above all how follow-up works once you are home.

We take the questions patients ask most, one at a time. Each guide exists to make one decision easier.

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Symptoms

Sinus and Nose

The roots of the upper back teeth sit against the floor of the sinus, so a problem that starts in a tooth can be felt in the nose, and one that starts in the sinus can be felt in a tooth. These pages help you tell them apart.

Sinus and Nose

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