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Biological dentistry is a modern approach to dental care that looks at the mouth as an important part of the whole body, not as a separate system. The main goal is not only to repair teeth, but also to support long-term health, reduce inflammation, and choose materials and techniques that are as biocompatible as possible. In traditional dentistry, the focus is often on treating a specific dental problem, such as a cavity, infection, missing tooth, or broken restoration. Biolo

Dental implants have become one of the most reliable solutions for replacing missing teeth. For many years, titanium implants were considered the gold standard in implant dentistry. Today, however, ceramic implants, most commonly made from zirconia, offer a modern, metal-free alternative for patients looking for excellent function, aesthetics, and biocompatibility. One of the main advantages of ceramic implants is their natural white colour. Unlike titanium, which is grey, zi

For decades, dental amalgam fillings were commonly used as a durable solution for restoring teeth. Although they are often called “silver fillings”, amalgam restorations contain mercury, which is why their removal should be approached with care, precision, and proper safety measures. Safe Mercury Amalgam Removal Technique, known as the SMART protocol, was developed to reduce mercury exposure for the patient, the dental team, and the environment during the removal of old amalg