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From business hours to the latest treatments and technologies, we provide you with the most important information our clients constantly ask about to help you make the right decision.
How much do treatments cost at the clinic?
How much do treatments cost at the clinic?
Prices vary depending on the type of case and the service required, but we always strive to provide high quality at competitive prices, with flexible payment plans that can be adapted to suit everyone.
I feel electricity or pain when drinking cold water, what is the reason?
I feel electricity or pain when drinking cold water, what is the reason?
The most common cause is receding gums, exposed tooth, minor tooth decay, or weak enamel. It's recommended to visit a doctor to accurately determine the cause and treat it before the pain worsens.
What is the best pain reliever for braces pain?
What is the best pain reliever for braces pain?
Mild painkillers such as paracetamol or ibuprofen can be used after consulting a doctor, and hard foods can be avoided in the first days after the procedure.
When should I use antibiotics and when should I stop them?
When should I use antibiotics and when should I stop them?
It is used only when prescribed by a doctor, often after operations such as surgical extractions or infections. It is stopped after the entire specified period has passed, even if the pain has gone away.
After filling, when can I eat?
After filling, when can I eat?
If the filling is cosmetic (light), you can eat immediately. However, if it is metal, it is preferable to wait 30 to 60 minutes.
How long does it take for gums or teeth to heal after extraction?
How long does it take for gums or teeth to heal after extraction?
The extraction site usually heals within 7 to 10 days, though the period may be slightly longer depending on the patient's health condition. Complete healing of the wound may take approximately more than a month.
When brushing your teeth, your gums bleed. What's the problem?
When brushing your teeth, your gums bleed. What's the problem?
It is usually a simple inflammation of the gums due to tartar buildup or neglect of cleaning. It is recommended to clean your teeth regularly by a dentist and use a soft brush.
What is the difference between regular cleaning and deep cleaning?
What is the difference between regular cleaning and deep cleaning?
Regular cleaning is to remove tartar and surface stains, while deep cleaning is to treat the gums and clean the roots underneath them in the presence of advanced infections.
Does teeth whitening cause sensitivity?
Does teeth whitening cause sensitivity?
It may cause temporary sensitivity that disappears within 24-48 hours. It is usually mild and does not require concern.
After whitening, can I drink coffee or tea immediately?
After whitening, can I drink coffee or tea immediately?
It is best to wait 24 to 48 hours and avoid colored foods and drinks during this period to maintain the result.
Does gum redness last a lifetime?
Does gum redness last a lifetime?
It depends on daily care and habits such as smoking and drinking coffee, but the result usually lasts for many years.
Does home bleaching give the same results as in-office bleaching?
Does home bleaching give the same results as in-office bleaching?
In-office whitening gives faster and clearer results, while home whitening is used to maintain the result between sessions and in the event that it is not possible to visit the clinic.
How long does teeth whitening last?
How long does teeth whitening last?
From 6 months to 2 years depending on dietary habits and daily care.
Can crowns or veneers be whitened?
Can crowns or veneers be whitened?
Whitening only affects natural teeth, while veneers and crowns will not change color unless replaced.
Can I plant immediately after extraction?
Can I plant immediately after extraction?
In some cases, yes, provided that the jawbone and gums are in good condition. This is determined after examination and x-rays.
Are dental implants painful?
Are dental implants painful?
No, it is performed under comfortable local anesthesia, and most patients feel only mild pain after the procedure that can be controlled with painkillers.
How long does the transplant process take?
How long does the transplant process take?
It takes 30 to 60 minutes per tooth, and the bone needs 3 to 6 months to fuse before the final crown can be installed.
How long do dental implants last?
How long do dental implants last?
With good care it can last more than 15 years.
Are the implants permanent for life?
Are the implants permanent for life?
High-quality fixtures can last 10-15 years or more, depending on regular care and maintenance.
Can diabetics or hypertensive patients get dental implants?
Can diabetics or hypertensive patients get dental implants?
Yes, provided their condition is stable and under the supervision of the treating physician, with close follow-up during and after the transplant.
Can cutting the gums cause them to recede after a while?
Can cutting the gums cause them to recede after a while?
No, if performed correctly and with modern equipment, the result will be stable and natural, but hygiene must be maintained after the procedure.
What is the difference between metal and clear braces?
What is the difference between metal and clear braces?
Metallic is stronger and suitable for severe cases, while transparent is cosmetic and suitable for mild to moderate cases, and is easy to remove.
Do braces cause cavities or bad breath?
Do braces cause cavities or bad breath?
No, if proper care is taken and special cleaning tools are used for braces.
How long does orthodontic treatment take?
How long does orthodontic treatment take?
Usually between one and three years depending on the case.
Can braces be removed before the specified time?
Can braces be removed before the specified time?
This is not recommended until the teeth return to their previous position.
Do coffee and tea cause pigmentation?
Do coffee and tea cause pigmentation?
Yes, colored drinks cause gradual staining, so it is recommended to brush your teeth after consuming them or use a straw to reduce contact.
When is the best time for children to have their first dental visit?
When is the best time for children to have their first dental visit?
It is recommended that the first visit be when the first baby tooth emerges, or around the age of one year, to ensure early detection and to accustom the child to the clinic.
Are baby fillings necessary if the teeth are going to fall out?
Are baby fillings necessary if the teeth are going to fall out?
Yes, because leaving cavities untreated can cause pain or inflammation and affect the growth of permanent teeth later on.
What is fluoride? And is it safe for children?
What is fluoride? And is it safe for children?
Fluoride is a substance that strengthens tooth enamel and protects it from decay. It is completely safe when used in appropriate doses prescribed by a dentist.
How can I protect my child's teeth from decay?
How can I protect my child's teeth from decay?
By brushing your teeth daily, reducing sugar and soft drinks, and visiting your dentist every 6 months for a regular checkup.
Are braces necessary for children?
Are braces necessary for children?
It depends on the case. Some children need early orthodontics to correct jaw or tooth growth. It is preferable to have an examination between the ages of 7 and 9 years.
My child is afraid of the dentist, how should I deal with him?
My child is afraid of the dentist, how should I deal with him?
It is recommended to have a positive psychological preparation before the visit, and to choose a clinic that uses a gentle approach and a comfortable environment for children to reduce stress and fear.
Is root canal painful?
Is root canal painful?
Thanks to the correct anesthesia and modern advanced techniques, nerve extraction has become a painless procedure, and the patient often feels very comfortable after the treatment is completed because the pain resulting from the inflammation disappears completely.
I had my tooth nerve extracted years ago and now I feel pain. What is the reason?
I had my tooth nerve extracted years ago and now I feel pain. What is the reason?
The cause may be an infection in the root, nerve remnants that were not completely removed, or bacterial leakage around the root. It is recommended to visit a doctor to conduct accurate x-rays and assess the need for re-treatment or internal cleaning.
Does root canal weaken the tooth?
Does root canal weaken the tooth?
After a nerve is removed, the tooth loses some of its natural elasticity, but it does not weaken if it is properly restored. Therefore, it is always recommended to cover it with a crown to protect it from future breakage.
Does the tooth need a crown or a filling after a root canal?
Does the tooth need a crown or a filling after a root canal?
Yes, in most cases it is preferable to install a crown (cap) after root canal treatment to protect the tooth from breakage and prolong its life, especially in the back teeth that are exposed to pressure during chewing.
Can I treat the nerve in one session?
Can I treat the nerve in one session?
In many cases, root canal treatment can be completed in a single session if there is no severe inflammation or abscess, thanks to modern techniques that allow for precise and rapid canal cleaning. However, in some complex cases, it is preferable to divide the treatment into two sessions to ensure the best possible outcome.
I have a phobia of dental treatment, is there a solution?
I have a phobia of dental treatment, is there a solution?
Yes, techniques such as sedative gas (laughing gas) are available to help patients with anxiety.
Can teeth be treated during pregnancy?
Can teeth be treated during pregnancy?
It is only possible in some necessary cases, preferably during the second trimester of pregnancy and under the supervision of a gynecologist.
What is the difference between laser treatment and traditional treatment?
What is the difference between laser treatment and traditional treatment?
Lasers provide high precision, reduce pain and bleeding during treatment, and accelerate gum healing. They are a safe and effective option in many cases.
Is anesthesia in dental clinics safe?
Is anesthesia in dental clinics safe?
Yes, the local anesthesia currently used is very safe when used in the correct dose, and the appropriate type is chosen according to the patient’s health condition.
Is there painless dental treatment?
Is there painless dental treatment?
Yes, thanks to modern technologies such as lasers and advanced anesthesia, most treatments can be performed with little or no pain.
Can laser be used to whiten or trim gums?
Can laser be used to whiten or trim gums?
Yes, lasers are used with high precision to achieve outstanding cosmetic results without bleeding, reducing the need for stitches or a long recovery period.
Are x-rays in clinics safe?
Are x-rays in clinics safe?
Yes, the radiation used is at very low doses and is safe, with additional protection measures especially for pregnant women and children.
Can more than one tooth be treated in the same session?
Can more than one tooth be treated in the same session?
Yes, depending on the condition of the teeth and the type of treatment, the doctor can treat more than one tooth during a session to reduce the number of visits and save time.
How often do I need to visit the dentist?
How often do I need to visit the dentist?
It is recommended to have a check-up and preventive cleaning every 6 months, even without pain.
How do I know if I need a dental cleaning?
How do I know if I need a dental cleaning?
If you notice discoloration, bleeding when brushing, or bad breath, these are signs that require professional cleaning and should be followed by a visit to the doctor.
Do I need a review after theAAre you done with treatment?
Do I need a review after theAAre you done with treatment?
Yes, we always recommend a follow-up visit after one to two weeks depending on the type of treatment, to ensure the condition is stable and to ensure the best possible outcome.
How do I maintain the treatment results for a longer period?
How do I maintain the treatment results for a longer period?
By adhering to daily care and regular examination every 6 months.
What should I do if I encounter a problem after treatment?
What should I do if I encounter a problem after treatment?
You can contact our customer service team directly or book an emergency appointment. Your case will be evaluated and treated immediately at no additional cost during the treatment period.
How does the center ensure the quality of services provided?
How does the center ensure the quality of services provided?
We are committed to applying the highest international sterilization standards, using internationally certified materials and equipment, and under the supervision of specialized dentists with extensive experience in dentistry.
Prices and services
How much do treatments cost at the clinic?
How much do treatments cost at the clinic?
Prices vary depending on the type of case and the service required, but we always strive to provide high quality at competitive prices, with flexible payment plans that can be adapted to suit everyone.
Allergy and pain
I feel electricity or pain when drinking cold water, what is the reason?
I feel electricity or pain when drinking cold water, what is the reason?
The most common cause is receding gums, exposed tooth, minor tooth decay, or weak enamel. It's recommended to visit a doctor to accurately determine the cause and treat it before the pain worsens.
What is the best pain reliever for braces pain?
What is the best pain reliever for braces pain?
Mild painkillers such as paracetamol or ibuprofen can be used after consulting a doctor, and hard foods can be avoided in the first days after the procedure.
pharmaceutical
When should I use antibiotics and when should I stop them?
When should I use antibiotics and when should I stop them?
It is used only when prescribed by a doctor, often after operations such as surgical extractions or infections. It is stopped after the entire specified period has passed, even if the pain has gone away.
forCount treatments
After filling, when can I eat?
After filling, when can I eat?
If the filling is cosmetic (light), you can eat immediately. However, if it is metal, it is preferable to wait 30 to 60 minutes.
How long does it take for gums or teeth to heal after extraction?
How long does it take for gums or teeth to heal after extraction?
The extraction site usually heals within 7 to 10 days, though the period may be slightly longer depending on the patient's health condition. Complete healing of the wound may take approximately more than a month.
Oral health and hygiene
When brushing your teeth, your gums bleed. What's the problem?
When brushing your teeth, your gums bleed. What's the problem?
It is usually a simple inflammation of the gums due to tartar buildup or neglect of cleaning. It is recommended to clean your teeth regularly by a dentist and use a soft brush.
What is the difference between regular cleaning and deep cleaning?
What is the difference between regular cleaning and deep cleaning?
Regular cleaning is to remove tartar and surface stains, while deep cleaning is to treat the gums and clean the roots underneath them in the presence of advanced infections.
Cosmetic and whitening
Does teeth whitening cause sensitivity?
Does teeth whitening cause sensitivity?
It may cause temporary sensitivity that disappears within 24-48 hours. It is usually mild and does not require concern.
After whitening, can I drink coffee or tea immediately?
After whitening, can I drink coffee or tea immediately?
It is best to wait 24 to 48 hours and avoid colored foods and drinks during this period to maintain the result.
Does gum redness last a lifetime?
Does gum redness last a lifetime?
It depends on daily care and habits such as smoking and drinking coffee, but the result usually lasts for many years.
Does home bleaching give the same results as in-office bleaching?
Does home bleaching give the same results as in-office bleaching?
In-office whitening gives faster and clearer results, while home whitening is used to maintain the result between sessions and in the event that it is not possible to visit the clinic.
How long does teeth whitening last?
How long does teeth whitening last?
From 6 months to 2 years depending on dietary habits and daily care.
Can crowns or veneers be whitened?
Can crowns or veneers be whitened?
Whitening only affects natural teeth, while veneers and crowns will not change color unless replaced.
Agriculture and installations
Can I plant immediately after extraction?
Can I plant immediately after extraction?
In some cases, yes, provided that the jawbone and gums are in good condition. This is determined after examination and x-rays.
Are dental implants painful?
Are dental implants painful?
No, it is performed under comfortable local anesthesia, and most patients feel only mild pain after the procedure that can be controlled with painkillers.
How long does the transplant process take?
How long does the transplant process take?
It takes 30 to 60 minutes per tooth, and the bone needs 3 to 6 months to fuse before the final crown can be installed.
How long do dental implants last?
How long do dental implants last?
With good care it can last more than 15 years.
Are the implants permanent for life?
Are the implants permanent for life?
High-quality fixtures can last 10-15 years or more, depending on regular care and maintenance.
Can diabetics or hypertensive patients get dental implants?
Can diabetics or hypertensive patients get dental implants?
Yes, provided their condition is stable and under the supervision of the treating physician, with close follow-up during and after the transplant.
Can cutting the gums cause them to recede after a while?
Can cutting the gums cause them to recede after a while?
No, if performed correctly and with modern equipment, the result will be stable and natural, but hygiene must be maintained after the procedure.
Calendar
What is the difference between metal and clear braces?
What is the difference between metal and clear braces?
Metallic is stronger and suitable for severe cases, while transparent is cosmetic and suitable for mild to moderate cases, and is easy to remove.
Do braces cause cavities or bad breath?
Do braces cause cavities or bad breath?
No, if proper care is taken and special cleaning tools are used for braces.
How long does orthodontic treatment take?
How long does orthodontic treatment take?
Usually between one and three years depending on the case.
Can braces be removed before the specified time?
Can braces be removed before the specified time?
This is not recommended until the teeth return to their previous position.
Pigmentation and daily habits
Do coffee and tea cause pigmentation?
Do coffee and tea cause pigmentation?
Yes, colored drinks cause gradual staining, so it is recommended to brush your teeth after consuming them or use a straw to reduce contact.
Children's Preventive Dentistry
When is the best time for children to have their first dental visit?
When is the best time for children to have their first dental visit?
It is recommended that the first visit be when the first baby tooth emerges, or around the age of one year, to ensure early detection and to accustom the child to the clinic.
Are baby fillings necessary if the teeth are going to fall out?
Are baby fillings necessary if the teeth are going to fall out?
Yes, because leaving cavities untreated can cause pain or inflammation and affect the growth of permanent teeth later on.
What is fluoride? And is it safe for children?
What is fluoride? And is it safe for children?
Fluoride is a substance that strengthens tooth enamel and protects it from decay. It is completely safe when used in appropriate doses prescribed by a dentist.
How can I protect my child's teeth from decay?
How can I protect my child's teeth from decay?
By brushing your teeth daily, reducing sugar and soft drinks, and visiting your dentist every 6 months for a regular checkup.
Are braces necessary for children?
Are braces necessary for children?
It depends on the case. Some children need early orthodontics to correct jaw or tooth growth. It is preferable to have an examination between the ages of 7 and 9 years.
My child is afraid of the dentist, how should I deal with him?
My child is afraid of the dentist, how should I deal with him?
It is recommended to have a positive psychological preparation before the visit, and to choose a clinic that uses a gentle approach and a comfortable environment for children to reduce stress and fear.
nerve treatment
Is root canal painful?
Is root canal painful?
Thanks to the correct anesthesia and modern advanced techniques, nerve extraction has become a painless procedure, and the patient often feels very comfortable after the treatment is completed because the pain resulting from the inflammation disappears completely.
I had my tooth nerve extracted years ago and now I feel pain. What is the reason?
I had my tooth nerve extracted years ago and now I feel pain. What is the reason?
The cause may be an infection in the root, nerve remnants that were not completely removed, or bacterial leakage around the root. It is recommended to visit a doctor to conduct accurate x-rays and assess the need for re-treatment or internal cleaning.
Does root canal weaken the tooth?
Does root canal weaken the tooth?
After a nerve is removed, the tooth loses some of its natural elasticity, but it does not weaken if it is properly restored. Therefore, it is always recommended to cover it with a crown to protect it from future breakage.
Does the tooth need a crown or a filling after a root canal?
Does the tooth need a crown or a filling after a root canal?
Yes, in most cases it is preferable to install a crown (cap) after root canal treatment to protect the tooth from breakage and prolong its life, especially in the back teeth that are exposed to pressure during chewing.
Can I treat the nerve in one session?
Can I treat the nerve in one session?
In many cases, root canal treatment can be completed in a single session if there is no severe inflammation or abscess, thanks to modern techniques that allow for precise and rapid canal cleaning. However, in some complex cases, it is preferable to divide the treatment into two sessions to ensure the best possible outcome.
Anesthesia and fear of dental treatment
I have a phobia of dental treatment, is there a solution?
I have a phobia of dental treatment, is there a solution?
Yes, techniques such as sedative gas (laughing gas) are available to help patients with anxiety.
Can teeth be treated during pregnancy?
Can teeth be treated during pregnancy?
It is only possible in some necessary cases, preferably during the second trimester of pregnancy and under the supervision of a gynecologist.
Modern techniques, anesthesia and laser
What is the difference between laser treatment and traditional treatment?
What is the difference between laser treatment and traditional treatment?
Lasers provide high precision, reduce pain and bleeding during treatment, and accelerate gum healing. They are a safe and effective option in many cases.
Is anesthesia in dental clinics safe?
Is anesthesia in dental clinics safe?
Yes, the local anesthesia currently used is very safe when used in the correct dose, and the appropriate type is chosen according to the patient’s health condition.
Is there painless dental treatment?
Is there painless dental treatment?
Yes, thanks to modern technologies such as lasers and advanced anesthesia, most treatments can be performed with little or no pain.
Can laser be used to whiten or trim gums?
Can laser be used to whiten or trim gums?
Yes, lasers are used with high precision to achieve outstanding cosmetic results without bleeding, reducing the need for stitches or a long recovery period.
Are x-rays in clinics safe?
Are x-rays in clinics safe?
Yes, the radiation used is at very low doses and is safe, with additional protection measures especially for pregnant women and children.
Can more than one tooth be treated in the same session?
Can more than one tooth be treated in the same session?
Yes, depending on the condition of the teeth and the type of treatment, the doctor can treat more than one tooth during a session to reduce the number of visits and save time.
Follow-up and prevention
How often do I need to visit the dentist?
How often do I need to visit the dentist?
It is recommended to have a check-up and preventive cleaning every 6 months, even without pain.
How do I know if I need a dental cleaning?
How do I know if I need a dental cleaning?
If you notice discoloration, bleeding when brushing, or bad breath, these are signs that require professional cleaning and should be followed by a visit to the doctor.
Quality and Warranty
Do I need a review after theAAre you done with treatment?
Do I need a review after theAAre you done with treatment?
Yes, we always recommend a follow-up visit after one to two weeks depending on the type of treatment, to ensure the condition is stable and to ensure the best possible outcome.
How do I maintain the treatment results for a longer period?
How do I maintain the treatment results for a longer period?
By adhering to daily care and regular examination every 6 months.
What should I do if I encounter a problem after treatment?
What should I do if I encounter a problem after treatment?
You can contact our customer service team directly or book an emergency appointment. Your case will be evaluated and treated immediately at no additional cost during the treatment period.
How does the center ensure the quality of services provided?
How does the center ensure the quality of services provided?
We are committed to applying the highest international sterilization standards, using internationally certified materials and equipment, and under the supervision of specialized dentists with extensive experience in dentistry.
Do you have a Question?
Contact our medical team and get a free consultation. We are happy to have you as a Horizon customer.