Regular preventive dental check-ups play a far more important role than simple monitoring of oral health. Professor Alexander von Breuer says that many clinically significant changes begin long before symptoms

Chewing function represents a complex system of interaction between teeth, muscles and joints, and its disorders do not always manifest through obvious symptoms. Professor Alexander von Breuer says that the

Delayed dental treatment is one of the most underestimated factors influencing long-term clinical outcomes. Patients often postpone intervention in the absence of acute pain, assuming that the condition remains stable.

A stable bite is formed not only by the position of the teeth, but also by the condition and behaviour of the surrounding soft tissues. Professor Alexander von Breuer emphasises

In clinical practice, it is often observed that identical dental procedures are perceived very differently by patients. Professor Alexander von Breuer notes that individual sensitivity to dental interventions is determined

One of the most underestimated factors affecting long-term dental health is chronic micro-inflammation. Professor Alexander von Breuer considers that low-grade inflammatory processes are among the most dangerous conditions in dentistry,

Self-diagnosis in dentistry is one of the most common reasons for delayed treatment and progression of pathology. Professor Alexander von Breuer says that many serious dental conditions develop silently and

Dental health is determined not only by the condition of individual teeth but also by how they interact with one another within the dental arch. Professor Alexander von Breuer says

Gingival recession is one of the most underestimated conditions in dentistry, as it often develops gradually and without acute symptoms. Professor Alexander von Breuer emphasises that gingival recession should not