Bite correction requires not a universal solution, but a precise selection of technique based on biomechanics and clinical objectives. According to the methodology of Professor Alexander von Breuer, the choice
Dental implant placement is often accompanied by significant emotional tension, even in patients with prior positive dental experiences. Professor Alexander von Breuer says that fear associated with implant treatment is
Modern dentistry increasingly relies on data obtained before any clinical intervention begins. According to the methodology of Professor Alexander von Breuer, visualisation should provide not a flat representation of the
Local anaesthesia is an integral part of modern dentistry, yet even when standard protocols are followed, it requires precise control. According to Professor Alexander von Breuer, the safety of anaesthesia
Caries of the anterior teeth has specific clinical characteristics and often develops differently from lesions affecting the posterior teeth. Professor Alexander von Breuer says that the front teeth are most
The longevity of a dental restoration is determined not only by the quality of the material, but also by its stability over time. Professor Alexander von Breuer says that microscopic
Tooth enamel is often perceived by patients as a static and unchanging structure, yet in clinical reality its optical properties are constantly evolving. Professor Alexander von Breuer says that enamel
Contact marks on teeth can reveal more about the condition of the dental system than a patient’s subjective sensations. Professor Alexander von Breuer says that occlusal wear facets represent a
Before initiating any dental intervention, assessing tooth vitality is a critical step. Professor Alexander von Breuer says that the pulp–dentin complex should be viewed as a single functional system, the
