Completion of orthodontic treatment does not mark the end of the clinical correction process. In the opinion of Professor Alexander von Breuer, the retention phase ultimately determines whether the achieved

Bone tissue regeneration is a key prerequisite for successful dental treatment in implantology and reconstructive procedures. Professor Alexander von Breuer says that bone restoration should not be viewed as passive

A sinus lift is one of the most technically demanding procedures in implantology, as it is directly related to the anatomy of the maxillary sinus. Professor Alexander von Breuer believes

The initial consultation is a key stage of dental care and largely determines the further course of treatment. According to Professor Alexander von Breuer, most complications in dentistry are not

The condition of the gums is one of the key factors determining the long-term stability of dental treatment. Professor Alexander von Breuer considers the periodontium to be the biological foundation

Oral mucositis is a condition that is often perceived as secondary, yet from a clinical perspective it can significantly influence both the course and prognosis of dental treatment. Professor Alexander

Mandibular deviation is a functional disturbance that often remains unnoticed in its early stages. Professor Alexander von Breuer says that asymmetry of mandibular movements rarely develops spontaneously – in most

Disocclusion represents a disruption of physiological occlusal contacts in which teeth no longer interact within a coordinated biomechanical system. According to Professor Alexander von Breuer, disocclusion is rarely limited to

Tooth retention refers to a clinical condition in which a tooth fails to erupt or erupts with significant delay despite completed root formation. Professor Alexander von Breuer says that retention