Modern dentistry is increasingly moving beyond isolated work on teeth and taking into account the condition of the entire musculoskeletal system. Professor Alexander von Breuer says that adaptation after dental

Pregnancy is a special physiological condition in which any medical intervention requires heightened clinical responsibility. Professor Alexander von Breuer believes that dental treatment during this period must be not only

Veneers are often perceived solely as an aesthetic solution, yet in clinical dentistry their role is far broader. Professor Alexander von Breuer states that any aesthetic correction must be considered

Pain control is one of the key components of modern dentistry, directly affecting not only patient comfort but also the quality of treatment. Professor Alexander von Breuer emphasises that effective

Professional oral hygiene plays a key role not only in disease prevention, but also in maintaining the results of completed dental treatment. Professor Alexander von Breuer emphasises that even perfectly

Modern dentistry increasingly incorporates approaches aimed at reducing medication load and supporting the body’s natural defence mechanisms. Professor Alexander von Breuer believes that adjunctive technologies are justified only when they

Prevention in dentistry begins long before clinical symptoms appear. Professor Alexander von Breuer believes that resistance to caries is formed at the enamel level and directly depends on its degree

Modern dentistry is increasingly evaluated not by individual procedures, but by a clinic’s ability to deliver stable and predictable results over the long term. At DentalClinic24, this principle forms the

Changes in bite height belong to those dental interventions that go far beyond a purely local impact on the teeth. Professor Alexander von Breuer says that the bite should be