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Do you need urgent dental care on the weekend? We are here for you! Our practice on Eliška offers dental emergency services every Saturday to help you in cases of pain, swelling, or other urgent dental issues.

We treat both our registered patients and new clients who require fast assistance.

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Treatment of dental caries

Treatment of dental caries

Treatment of dental caries: Modern, Painless and Professional.

Tooth decay is the most common dental disease that can cause not only aesthetic problems but also pain and serious complications. At our Smile Centrum Praha dental practice, we offer painless cavity treatment using state-of-the-art technology, gentle methods, and high-quality fillings. Our professional dentistry focuses on preserving natural teeth, maintaining oral function, and the beauty of your smile.

Treatment of dental caries

Treatment of dental caries

Treatment of dental caries: Modern, Painless and Professional.

Tooth decay is the most common dental disease that can cause not only aesthetic problems but also pain and serious complications. At our Smile Centrum Praha dental practice, we offer painless cavity treatment using state-of-the-art technology, gentle methods, and high-quality fillings. Our professional dentistry focuses on preserving natural teeth, maintaining oral function, and the beauty of your smile.

Treatment of dental caries

Treatment of dental caries

Treatment of dental caries

Treatment of dental caries: Modern, Painless and Professional.

Tooth decay is the most common dental disease that can cause not only aesthetic problems but also pain and serious complications. At our Smile Centrum Praha dental practice, we offer painless cavity treatment using state-of-the-art technology, gentle methods, and high-quality fillings. Our professional dentistry focuses on preserving natural teeth, maintaining oral function, and the beauty of your smile.

Treatment of dental caries

How does cavity treatment proceed?

How does cavity treatment proceed?

Initial examination and diagnosis using modern technology (including digital X-ray).
Initial examination and diagnosis using modern technology (including digital X-ray).
Anesthesia – application of local anesthetic for painless treatment.
Anesthesia – application of local anesthetic for painless treatment.
Drilling and removal of damaged tissue.
Drilling and removal of damaged tissue.

Disinfection of the tooth cavity.

Disinfection of the tooth cavity.

Application of suitable filling material (filling) to restore strength, shape and aesthetics of the tooth.
Application of suitable filling material (filling) to restore strength, shape and aesthetics of the tooth.

How does cavity treatment proceed?

How does cavity treatment proceed?

Initial examination and diagnosis using modern technology (including digital X-ray).
Initial examination and diagnosis using modern technology (including digital X-ray).
Anesthesia – application of local anesthetic for painless treatment.
Anesthesia – application of local anesthetic for painless treatment.
Drilling and removal of damaged tissue.
Drilling and removal of damaged tissue.

Disinfection of the tooth cavity.

Disinfection of the tooth cavity.

Application of suitable filling material (filling) to restore strength, shape and aesthetics of the tooth.
Application of suitable filling material (filling) to restore strength, shape and aesthetics of the tooth.

Our Work – Before & After

Our Work – Before & After

Treatment of dental caries
Treatment of dental caries Prague
Aesthetic Composite Restoration
Composite Resin Restoration
    Treatment of dental caries
    Treatment of dental caries Prague
    Aesthetic Composite Restoration
    Composite Resin Restoration

      How to recognize tooth decay, and what is the prevention and treatment?

      How to recognize tooth decay, and what is the prevention and treatment?

      Early cavities often manifest as increased sensitivity to sweets, cold or hot, or possibly pain when chewing. Deep cavities can already cause significant toothache and affect the dental pulp, which requires professional treatment and endodontics (root canal treatment).

      Early cavities often manifest as increased sensitivity to sweets, cold or hot, or possibly pain when chewing. Deep cavities can already cause significant toothache and affect the dental pulp, which requires professional treatment and endodontics (root canal treatment).

      Tooth decay most commonly occurs on posterior teeth (molars), where access for cleaning is more difficult. Therefore, regular dental hygiene, proper brushing technique, using high-quality fluoride toothpaste, and regular preventive check-ups with a dentist are important.

      Tooth decay most commonly occurs on posterior teeth (molars), where access for cleaning is more difficult. Therefore, regular dental hygiene, proper brushing technique, using high-quality fluoride toothpaste, and regular preventive check-ups with a dentist are important.

      Deep Cavity Treatment – Root Canal Treatment

      Deep Cavity Treatment – Root Canal Treatment

      If the cavity reaches the dental pulp, endodontic treatment is necessary. Root canal treatment consists of removing the damaged pulp, disinfecting the canals and filling them with a special material. After this treatment, we recommend a crown to ensure long-term tooth preservation.

      If the cavity reaches the dental pulp, endodontic treatment is necessary. Root canal treatment consists of removing the damaged pulp, disinfecting the canals and filling them with a special material. After this treatment, we recommend a crown to ensure long-term tooth preservation.

      Our Work – Before & After

      Our Work – Before & After

      Treatment of dental caries
      Treatment of dental caries Prague
      Aesthetic Composite Restoration
      Composite Resin Restoration
        Treatment of dental caries
        Treatment of dental caries Prague
        Aesthetic Composite Restoration
        Composite Resin Restoration

          How to recognize tooth decay, and what is the prevention and treatment?

          How to recognize tooth decay, and what is the prevention and treatment?

          Early cavities often manifest as increased sensitivity to sweets, cold or hot, or possibly pain when chewing. Deep cavities can already cause significant toothache and affect the dental pulp, which requires professional treatment and endodontics (root canal treatment).

          Early cavities often manifest as increased sensitivity to sweets, cold or hot, or possibly pain when chewing. Deep cavities can already cause significant toothache and affect the dental pulp, which requires professional treatment and endodontics (root canal treatment).

          Tooth decay most commonly occurs on posterior teeth (molars), where access for cleaning is more difficult. Therefore, regular dental hygiene, proper brushing technique, using high-quality fluoride toothpaste, and regular preventive check-ups with a dentist are important.

          Tooth decay most commonly occurs on posterior teeth (molars), where access for cleaning is more difficult. Therefore, regular dental hygiene, proper brushing technique, using high-quality fluoride toothpaste, and regular preventive check-ups with a dentist are important.

          Deep Cavity Treatment – Root Canal Treatment

          Deep Cavity Treatment – Root Canal Treatment

          If the cavity reaches the dental pulp, endodontic treatment is necessary. Root canal treatment consists of removing the damaged pulp, disinfecting the canals and filling them with a special material. After this treatment, we recommend a crown to ensure long-term tooth preservation.

          If the cavity reaches the dental pulp, endodontic treatment is necessary. Root canal treatment consists of removing the damaged pulp, disinfecting the canals and filling them with a special material. After this treatment, we recommend a crown to ensure long-term tooth preservation.

          Guarantee

          Guarantee

          A guarantee of quality and pain-free treatment

          Top-tier equipment

          Top-tier equipment

          Advanced equipment for superior care

          Comprehensive Care

          Comprehensive Care

          Comprehensive care for our patients

          Opening Hours

          Opening Hours

          Extended opening hours including Saturdays

          Contracts

          Contracts

          Contracts with health insurance providers

          Dental laboratory

          Dental laboratory

          Our own modern dental laboratory

          Location

          Location

          Excellent transport accessibility

          Reception Services

          Reception Services

          A pleasant and calm environment

          Languages

          Languages

          We speak more than five languages

          Availability

          Availability

          We have short waiting times for appointments

          Our team

          Senior dentist
          Accepting patients
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          Senior dentist
          Accepting patients
          CSUKRU
          Senior dentist
          Accepting patients
          CSUKENRU

          Filling Materials: Which are the best?

          Filling Materials: Which are the best?

          Our dentists always choose the material according to the type of cavity, its extent and location, so that the result is both functional and aesthetic.

          Our dentists always choose the material according to the type of cavity, its extent and location, so that the result is both functional and aesthetic.

          Composite fillings (white fillings) – the most common choice due to their aesthetic appearance and high strength.
          Composite fillings (white fillings) – the most common choice due to their aesthetic appearance and high strength.
          Glass ionomer filling – suitable for children or as a base under composite fillings.
          Glass ionomer filling – suitable for children or as a base under composite fillings.
          Amalgam or gold fillings – options for occlusal (posterior) teeth.
          Amalgam or gold fillings – options for occlusal (posterior) teeth.

          Tooth Decay Prevention and Oral Hygiene Care

          Tooth Decay Prevention and Oral Hygiene Care

          Regular dental hygiene and proper tooth brushing at least twice daily.
          Regular dental hygiene and proper tooth brushing at least twice daily.
          Use of fluoride toothpaste.
          Use of fluoride toothpaste.
          Limiting the consumption of sugar and sugary drinks.
          Limiting the consumption of sugar and sugary drinks.
          Regular preventive check-ups with a dentist and visits to a dental hygienist.
          Regular preventive check-ups with a dentist and visits to a dental hygienist.
          Comfortable, painless treatment and expert care in a specialized dental practice.
          Comfortable, painless treatment and expert care in a specialized dental practice.
          Do not underestimate the first signs of pain or sensitivity.
          Do not underestimate the first signs of pain or sensitivity.
          Avoid smoking and overeating.
          Avoid smoking and overeating.

          Filling Materials: Which are the best?

          Filling Materials: Which are the best?

          Our dentists always choose the material according to the type of cavity, its extent and location, so that the result is both functional and aesthetic.

          Our dentists always choose the material according to the type of cavity, its extent and location, so that the result is both functional and aesthetic.

          Composite fillings (white fillings) – the most common choice due to their aesthetic appearance and high strength.
          Composite fillings (white fillings) – the most common choice due to their aesthetic appearance and high strength.
          Glass ionomer filling – suitable for children or as a base under composite fillings.
          Glass ionomer filling – suitable for children or as a base under composite fillings.
          Amalgam or gold fillings – options for occlusal (posterior) teeth.
          Amalgam or gold fillings – options for occlusal (posterior) teeth.

          Tooth Decay Prevention and Oral Hygiene Care

          Tooth Decay Prevention and Oral Hygiene Care

          Regular dental hygiene and proper tooth brushing at least twice daily.
          Regular dental hygiene and proper tooth brushing at least twice daily.
          Use of fluoride toothpaste.
          Use of fluoride toothpaste.
          Limiting the consumption of sugar and sugary drinks.
          Limiting the consumption of sugar and sugary drinks.
          Regular preventive check-ups with a dentist and visits to a dental hygienist.
          Regular preventive check-ups with a dentist and visits to a dental hygienist.
          Comfortable, painless treatment and expert care in a specialized dental practice.
          Comfortable, painless treatment and expert care in a specialized dental practice.
          Do not underestimate the first signs of pain or sensitivity.
          Do not underestimate the first signs of pain or sensitivity.
          Avoid smoking and overeating.
          Avoid smoking and overeating.

          Prices for initial examination

          Administrative fees

          Valid from:
          ProcedureDetailsPrice
          Administrative Fee / Medical Record Extract550 Kč
          Missed or Uncanceled Appointment (per 30 minutes)950 Kč
          Initial Examination including Panoramic X-rayCovered by Health Insurance
          Preventive Check-up 2x per yearCovered by Health Insurance
          Initial Examination for Uninsured Patients / No Health Insurance Claim1950 Kč
          Emergency Fee for Uninsured Patients / No Health Insurance Claim950 Kč

          X-ray – Examination

          Valid from:
          ProcedureDetailsPrice
          Evaluation of OPG and X-rayCovered by Health Insurance
          Intraoral X-ray (for self-payers) – Taking + Evaluation250 Kč
          OPG X-ray (for self-payers) – Taking + Evaluation890 Kč
          CBCT Quadrant Scan1190 Kč
          CBCT One Jaw Scan1490 Kč
          CBCT Scan1790 Kč
          (*) price including 21% VAT

          Indications and Contraindications for Cavity Treatment

          Indications and Contraindications for Cavity Treatment

          Cavity removal and replacement with fillings is the most common dental procedure aimed at restoring tooth function and aesthetics. Here you will find an overview of situations when this procedure is appropriate, and when it is necessary to consider another approach or postpone treatment temporarily.

          Indications (When is the treatment suitable?)

          Indications (When is the treatment suitable?)

          1. Diagnosed tooth decay

          Whether the cavity is visible to the naked eye or revealed by an X-ray (interdental cavities).

          2. Sensitivity to cold/hot/sweet stimuli

          Painful reactions of the tooth signaling that the cavity is already close to the pulp or that the dentin is exposed.

          3. Tooth pain

          Mild to moderate pain indicating advanced decay or inflammation.

          4. Damaged or leaky fillings

          If there is secondary decay under an old filling, or the filling is cracked or fallen out and does not fulfill its function.

          5. Aesthetic requirements

          Repairing small cavities that spoil the overall impression of a smile, or replacing old amalgam fillings with aesthetic white ones.

          6. Prevention of cavity spread

          Early removal of the cavity will prevent its spread to adjacent teeth and deeper penetration into the tooth.

          7. Broken or chipped tooth

          If the tooth is broken or chipped and the damage is not too extensive, it can be repaired with a filling.

          Contraindications (When caution is needed?)

          Contraindications (When caution is needed?)

          1. Extensive tooth destruction

          If the tooth is so destroyed by decay or fracture that it cannot be reliably restored with a filling alone and requires a crown, extraction, or other prosthetic replacement.

          2. Irreversible inflammation of the pulp (pulpitis) or necrosis

          If the cavity has already penetrated the pulp and caused irreversible damage, root canal treatment (endodontics) is necessary, not just a filling.

          3. Acute uncontrolled abscess or swelling

          Severe acute inflammation in the mouth accompanied by swelling or purulent discharge requires immediate treatment and stabilization of the condition first.

          4. Acute systemic infectious disease

          Feverish conditions, flu, severe cold or other acute infections should lead to postponing the procedure.

          5. Uncontrolled systemic diseases

          Very unstable diabetes, uncontrolled high blood pressure, recent myocardial infarction – requires consultation with the attending physician and possible premedication.

          6. Allergies to materials used or anesthetics

          Known allergy to components of composite resins, local anesthetics, or other materials.

          7. Severe dental phobia/anxiety

          In case of extreme anxiety, a special approach (e.g., analgesia) may be necessary, which should be arranged in advance.

          Important note: This list is general and indicative. Each case is unique and requires careful assessment by a dentist. It is always crucial to inform your dentist of your complete medical history and current health condition so that he/she can choose the safest and most effective treatment plan.

          Treatment of dental caries FAQ

          On this page, you’ll find answers to the most frequently asked questions from our patients. If you don’t see what you’re looking for, feel free to reach out — our team is always happy to help.

          How do I recognize tooth decay and early signs of cavities?

          Tooth decay can manifest as sensitivity to sweets, cold or hot stimuli, toothache, or a visible dark spot. Early cavities are often not visible with the naked eye, which is why preventive check-ups and digital diagnostics at the dental practice are important.

          What does the treatment of tooth decay involve – drilling and filling application?

          The dentist will perform painless treatment of the tooth decay using anesthesia, remove damaged tissue by drilling, continuously monitor whether all affected tooth tissue has been removed using a caries detector, and then fill the cavity with a composite filling (white filling) or another suitable filling material, such as glass ionomer cement.

          What is the importance of dental hygiene and oral hygiene in preventing cavities?

          Regular professional dental hygiene and proper tooth brushing are key to healthy teeth, preventing cavities and complications. Without good oral hygiene, cavities develop more easily.

          What is endodontics and when is root canal treatment necessary?

          If the cavity reaches the pulp of the tooth, endodontics – root canal treatment – is necessary to save the tooth. This procedure is performed by a dentist as part of specialized care.

          Why is painless care and patient comfort important during cavity treatment?

          Painless treatment thanks to modern technologies and proper anesthesia ensures patient comfort and reduces anxiety about dental procedures, which promotes regular visits and better treatment outcomes.

          How can I book an initial examination or dental hygiene appointment?

          Booking an appointment with the doctor or for dental hygiene is conveniently possible online through our dental practice website. Alternatively, you can book by phone on our hotline or by email. Preventive check-ups and professional treatment help prevent cavities and other complications.

          Treatment of dental caries FAQ

          On this page, you’ll find answers to the most frequently asked questions from our patients. If you don’t see what you’re looking for, feel free to reach out — our team is always happy to help.

          How do I recognize tooth decay and early signs of cavities?

          Tooth decay can manifest as sensitivity to sweets, cold or hot stimuli, toothache, or a visible dark spot. Early cavities are often not visible with the naked eye, which is why preventive check-ups and digital diagnostics at the dental practice are important.

          What does the treatment of tooth decay involve – drilling and filling application?

          The dentist will perform painless treatment of the tooth decay using anesthesia, remove damaged tissue by drilling, continuously monitor whether all affected tooth tissue has been removed using a caries detector, and then fill the cavity with a composite filling (white filling) or another suitable filling material, such as glass ionomer cement.

          What is the importance of dental hygiene and oral hygiene in preventing cavities?

          Regular professional dental hygiene and proper tooth brushing are key to healthy teeth, preventing cavities and complications. Without good oral hygiene, cavities develop more easily.

          What is endodontics and when is root canal treatment necessary?

          If the cavity reaches the pulp of the tooth, endodontics – root canal treatment – is necessary to save the tooth. This procedure is performed by a dentist as part of specialized care.

          Why is painless care and patient comfort important during cavity treatment?

          Painless treatment thanks to modern technologies and proper anesthesia ensures patient comfort and reduces anxiety about dental procedures, which promotes regular visits and better treatment outcomes.

          How can I book an initial examination or dental hygiene appointment?

          Booking an appointment with the doctor or for dental hygiene is conveniently possible online through our dental practice website. Alternatively, you can book by phone on our hotline or by email. Preventive check-ups and professional treatment help prevent cavities and other complications.

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