Bioaesthetic treatment Warsaw

The first stage of bioaesthetic treatment is to perform specialized tests that will allow the attending physician to determine the treatment plan, its effectiveness and durability. Depending on the situation, we perform X-ray examinations of the temporomandibular joints, facial bones, cervical vertebrae, sinuses and respiratory tract. We take photos of the teeth, face and smile, and use special instruments to check the relationship of the jaw and jaw to the temporomandibular joints. This information allows us to determine whether the patient’s temporomandibular joints are properly aligned and how to correct any chewing disorder.

Then, based on impressions or intraoral scans, a bioesthetic wax’up (trial wax reconstruction) is prepared. The wax design is prepared in specialized software on a computer, then printed on a 3D printer and transferred to the oral cavity.

Depending on the patient’s individual condition, bioaesthetic treatment includes fillings, commonly known as fillings, bonding or highly aesthetic porcelain reconstructions, such as veneers, onlays, inlays, crowns or composite reconstructions.

Bioaesthetics is a highly specialized prosthetic treatment whose task is to create a beautiful, natural smile that reflects the morphology of the teeth, ensures proper muscular harmony and perfectly fits the patient’s facial features.

Did you know that your smile can impact the health, function and longevity of your teeth? The natural form and function of the teeth, bite, muscles and jaw joints, called the masticatory system, are naturally designed to protect the mouth from damage. So when your chewing system works properly, it doesn’t matter whether you are 25 or 75 years old – you can always have a beautiful, undamaged smile.

This concept is based on the principle of an optimal chewing system, or in other words, a biologically efficient and stable bite that prevents tooth wear and muscle tension. Studies of adult and older patients without tooth wear or deterioration of bite function have shown that when teeth have adequate contact and are in harmony with the natural position of the jaw, dental health can remain stable throughout life.

Every smallest detail is important, so before cementing the prosthetic work in the patient’s mouth, we perform the so-called fitting, a bit like tailoring a suit. We check whether the proposed solution perfectly fits the patient’s facial features and make subtle corrections or comments from the patient on the design. If the aesthetics are accepted, we can proceed to the final reconstruction.

To be able to bite comfortably, all prosthetic work must be performed in a manner consistent with the individual structure of the patient’s joints. Everyone’s temporomandibular joints are different. Therefore, just as you choose the right shoe size, you also need to record the appropriate measurements of jaw movements in order to accurately provide this information to the dental technician, who uses it to adjust the appropriate shape of the teeth.

We then have a guarantee that the prepared “new teeth”, e.g. in the form of veneers, crowns or bridges, will feel very natural and chewing food will be comfortable.

To collect this important data at Niewada Clinic, we use a state-of-the-art axiographic device: the Zebris digital face bow. The examination is not painful and takes several to several minutes. Each bioaesthetic treatment is based on precise joint parameters indicated by this device.