Information for patients
The Diadentis guide provides clear answers to frequently asked questions about oral health, preventive care, dental restoration, and treatment. These articles help you prepare for a personal consultation but do not replace a clinical examination.
Oral health in context
Mouth-Body Connection: What links the mouth and the body?
The relationship between gum health and diabetes, the importance of medical history, and the scientific perspective on “leaky gut” and “leaky gum.”
Read the guide on the oral-systemic link
Relevant practice information: Periodontal therapy and adjunctive laser therapy, Prophylaxis with GBT and AIRFLOW, metal-free crowns, and metal-free fillings.
Costs and planning
Dental restoration: options, cost factors, and planning
The components a restoration can involve and why costs can only be meaningfully assessed after an examination.
Comparing restoration options
Crowns, bridges, or implants?
These three types of restorations serve different purposes. This article outlines the clinical factors that play a role in making the right choice.
Understanding the process
From examination to aftercare
Dental restoration is not performed according to a rigid, one-size-fits-all formula. Learn about the potential steps involved in planning and treatment.
Go straight to relevant practice information
Want to know how Diadentis assesses your specific dental condition first? Read more about the comprehensive initial examination.
You can access the treatment pages via complete dental restorations, tooth replacement, and dental implants.
Information is the starting point, not the diagnosis
Symptoms, pre-existing conditions, existing dental work, and personal goals vary from person to person. That is why guides can only provide general orientation. A concrete recommendation can only be made following an examination and a personal consultation.