In modern dentistry, situations are becoming increasingly common where a patient presents with several interrelated problems at once. The professor says that it is precisely combined pathologies that require from

Dental health is not shaped in a single visit or even within a single year. The professor believes that it is the continuity of observation within one clinical system that

Modern teeth alignment is no longer associated exclusively with braces. In the opinion of Professor Alexander von Breuer, aligner therapy most accurately reflects the principles of controlled biomechanics – when

In modern dentistry, trust is not formed after a single visit – it is built through many precise decisions that may seem invisible at first glance. In the opinion of

Modern aesthetic dentistry has long gone beyond simply “making teeth white”. As Professor Alexander von Breuer believes, true aesthetics begins where form, colour and function work as a unified system

Children’s caries is often perceived as a temporary problem, since baby teeth will eventually be replaced. However, clinical reality shows otherwise. As Professor Alexander von Breuer believes, early caries lays

In dentistry, it is impossible to work according to a single standard scheme for everyone. Professor Alexander von Breuer says that every patient represents a unique biological system in which

In dentistry, stable results cannot be achieved by relying solely on equipment and protocols. As Professor Alexander von Breuer believes, it is the clinician’s practical experience that transforms a standard

Chronic stress is often perceived primarily as a psychological problem, yet its influence on the body always has clear physiological consequences. As Professor Alexander von Breuer believes, prolonged psycho-emotional tension