Dental treatment

A beautiful smile is so important. After all, it can make a great first impression, boost your confidence, and help start conversations. Healthy teeth are also essential for your overall health. If you encounter problems such as cavities, pulpitis, or periodontitis, it’s important to see a doctor as soon as possible. At the early stages, any dental disease can be successfully treated. If you need help from a dentist, the professionals at ID Dent Clinic are here for you. We provide dental treatment that is high-quality, professional, and painless!

Why is it important to treat teeth on time?

Dental diseases tend to develop in a straightforward, progressive manner. This means that cavities or pulpitis that have appeared at some point in your life will not go away on their own. The disease will gradually progress, causing increasing destruction to the tooth. At the same time, the pain may temporarily disappear, giving you the impression that everything is fine with your tooth. However, this feeling is misleading.

The earlier you see a dentist, the more successful the treatment will be. It is important to make an appointment at the first signs of a problem and to visit the dentist regularly for preventive check-ups.

Dental diseases can lead to a loss of symmetry and aesthetics in your smile due to changes in the color, shape, position, and number of teeth, as well as the surrounding tissues. Oral diseases affect your overall health, make eating more difficult, and cause both aesthetic and psychological discomfort.

Being afraid of the dentist is outdated

Not only children, but also adults often feel anxious about visiting the dentist. However, this attitude is mistaken. The days when dental treatment felt like torture are long gone. A modern dental clinic is a comfortable office with polite doctors and a wide range of anesthetics to ensure treatment is free from unpleasant sensations. European-level equipment helps make all dental procedures as comfortable as possible.

Is it possible to avoid dental treatment?

Only about 10% of people never have dental problems throughout their lives. Even with good oral hygiene and regular dental check-ups, dental diseases are possible—and this is normal.

However, you can reduce the likelihood of developing them by:

• Brushing your teeth thoroughly twice a day. Use dental floss, an irrigator, and mouthwash.
• Maintaining a balanced diet. Eat foods rich in calcium and vitamin C, and avoid consuming too many sweets.
• Having professional dental cleanings at the dentist’s office once every six months.

Advantages of Dental Treatment at ID DENT

ID Dent Dental Clinic ensures that every patient receives European-level treatment. We guarantee:

• All types of dental services – from professional hygiene to root canal treatment under a microscope.
• European-standard equipment to ensure treatment accuracy.
• An individual approach to each case and support at every stage of treatment.
• Affordable prices for dental care – we strive to make high-quality dental services accessible to every client.
• The possibility of installment payments for treatment – pay for dental services in parts, making dental care in Kyiv even more affordable.

What services do we offer?

ID Dent Dental Clinic provides a full range of dental treatment services. We make sure that our patients can receive the necessary care “here and now.”

The following are available at our medical center:

1. Consultations with general dentists, prosthodontists, orthodontists, and other specialists. Diagnosis of all types.
2. Treatment of cavities—at early stages or in cases of severe tooth damage. We treat both primary and secondary caries.
3. Root canal treatment of any complexity, including re-treatment and re-filling of canals.
4. Microscope-assisted dental treatment—we guarantee high accuracy and maximum preservation of healthy tissues.
5. Treatment of “eights”—wisdom teeth do not always need to be extracted. Our dentists will determine whether your wisdom teeth can be treated in your case.
6. Dental treatment under sedation—while you rest, we treat your teeth. No pain, discomfort, or sound of the dental drill.

Initial Consultation and Diagnosis

During the initial consultation, the dentist meets the patient, takes a medical history, and prescribes the necessary examinations. After thorough instrumental diagnostics, we develop a treatment plan and an individual schedule of visits to the dental clinic.

For successful and effective further treatment, it is important to inform the doctor about your concerns and symptoms.

Caries Treatment

Caries is the most common condition for which patients see a dentist. The disease process begins with the appearance of a small dark spot on the tooth enamel. Gradually, caries progresses and affects more and more of the tooth’s surface.

When it is necessary to treat caries:

• When a dark spot appears on the enamel surface;
• At the first symptoms of the disease.

You should not wait for caries to progress. The earlier you see a dentist, the better.

Root Canal Treatment

Endodontic treatment, or root canal therapy, is necessary in cases of advanced cavities. Over time, tooth decay progresses and the infection reaches the tooth’s canals. Signs that root canal treatment is needed include:

• Severe tooth pain;
• Swelling of the gums around the tooth.

The doctor will take a medical history, carry out an accurate diagnosis, and choose the most appropriate method of root canal treatment for your specific case.

Wisdom Tooth Treatment

Wisdom teeth, or “eights,” typically erupt in most people between the ages of 18 and 25. This process is often accompanied by pain, gum inflammation, and fever. In many cases, wisdom teeth are removed in a planned way—especially if they affect neighboring teeth or could cause bite problems.

However, if there are no indications for extraction, wisdom tooth treatment is performed. This is necessary in the following cases:

• Decay in the wisdom tooth;
• Problems with the eruption of the “eight”;
• Acute tooth pain.

Microscope-Assisted Dental Treatment

The use of a microscope opens up new possibilities in dentistry, making treatment as precise as possible.

An electron microscope is a device that allows the treatment area to be magnified many times over, enabling highly precise and delicate procedures.

The microscope is used for:

1. Accurate dental diagnostics—targeted examination of chips, microcracks, and early-stage cavities.
2. Root canal treatment and filling.
3. Artistic dental restoration.
4. Tooth preparation for crowns and ceramic veneers.
5. Removal of granulomas and dental cysts.

Microscope-assisted dental treatment at ID Dent Clinic guarantees high precision, maximum preservation of healthy tissue, and your comfort.

Painless Dental Treatment Methods

Is it possible to treat teeth without pain? Yes, modern dentistry does everything possible to make your visit to the dentist comfortable.

Here is your translation:

There are the following methods of painless dental treatment:

1. Laser Treatment – Used at the early stages of cavities. No drilling, no tooth vibration, no discomfort or pain. The need for anesthesia disappears by itself.
2. Sedation (treatment under medication-induced sleep) – You relax while the dentist treats your teeth. This is safe and effective.
3. Treatment under local anesthesia. The dentist will offer the most suitable types of local anesthetics so you won’t feel any discomfort during the procedure.

How is the price for dental treatment at ID DENT in Kyiv formed?

The cost of dental treatment remains affordable if you choose our clinic. We have worked to create an optimal price list. The treatment price depends on the specific procedures performed. We offer turnkey treatments, installment payments, and affordable dental care. You can find the approximate cost of a particular service on this page of our website above.

Would you like to make an appointment with a dentist? Wonderful! Call the number listed on the website or leave a request for a callback.

ID Dent Clinic Location: Left Bank, Lisovyi district, metro stations Lisova and Chernihivska.

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• Borisenko O.V. Caries. Pulpitis. Periodontitis. – Medicine. – 2011. – 520 p.