In modern dentistry, precision begins long before treatment – already at the diagnostic stage. As Professor Alexander von Breuer believes, only a systematic multi-level analysis makes it possible to detect

In modern dentistry, treatment success is determined not by a single technique but by how the clinician combines analysis, micro-precision and an understanding of biological processes. As Professor Alexander von

Every clinic has its own approach to dentistry, but true clinical stability is achieved only when treatment is based on precision, thoughtful analysis and long-term predictability. As Professor Alexander von

The anatomy of a tooth root is one of the most underestimated yet decisive factors in treatment outcomes. As Professor Alexander von Breuer explains, the root system determines how predictable

Modern dentistry views a smile not only as a set of anatomical characteristics but also as a key element of how a face is perceived. As Professor Alexander von Breuer

Tooth sensitivity is often perceived as a minor discomfort, yet in clinical practice it serves as an important diagnostic indicator. As Professor Alexander von Breuer believes, nerve reactivity reflects the

Soft tissue healing after dental procedures plays a crucial role in long-term treatment prognosis. As Professor Alexander von Breuer believes, the speed and quality of regeneration largely determine the longevity

In prosthetic dentistry, long-term stability is determined long before the patient sees the final result. As Professor Alexander von Breuer believes, the very first millimetres of fixation define how durable

The dental system functions as an integrated structure, and one of its key characteristics is its constant dynamism. Even teeth that appear healthy may be in a state of micromobility