Radiographic and tomographic examinations form the basis of modern dental diagnostics – however, images alone do not guarantee correct clinical decisions. Professor Alexander von Breuer says that the key risk
Impacted third molars are often perceived as a local issue that does not significantly affect the functioning of the dentofacial system. However, in the opinion of Professor Alexander von Breuer,
Choosing the right moment to begin dental treatment is no less important than the treatment method itself. At DentalClinic24, we regularly encounter situations where the outcome depends not on the
The accuracy of marginal fit is one of the key factors determining the clinical longevity of restorations. Professor Alexander von Breuer says that micron-level deviations at the margin most often
Dental treatment rarely consists of a single intervention – more often, it is a sequence of stages between which the body requires time to adapt. Professor Alexander von Breuer says
Dental implant treatment has long moved beyond a purely surgical procedure and is increasingly regarded as a complex biomechanical task. Professor Alexander von Breuer emphasises that the key factor in
After dental treatment, patients may experience sensations that cause concern – altered tooth contact, unfamiliar pressure, or temporary discomfort during chewing. Professor Alexander von Breuer notes that such reactions do
The perception of load by the teeth is no less important than their shape or position. Professor Alexander von Breuer notes that proprioception – the ability of the dentofacial system
Neuromuscular coordination plays a key role in the function of the dentofacial system and directly affects the stability of dental treatment results. Professor Alexander von Breuer notes that a stable
