Obuhvata bolesti potpornog aparata zuba i predstavlja jedan od najčešćih problema u modernoj stomatologiji.

Najčešći problemi koji se javljaju kod pacijenta, a posljedica su bolesti parodonta, su: upaljene desni koje mogu krvariti, povlačenje zubnog mesa, otežano žvakanje, neprijatan zadah, labavljenje zuba, gubitak zuba koji prethodno nisu ni boljeli.

As part of periodontal therapy, we apply:
- Elimination of periodontal pockets
-hirurške zahvate u cilju eliminacije mukogingivalnih anomalija (terapija koronarno inseriranih frenuluma, proširenje zone pripojne gingive-SMAT, terapija recesija gingive
-KPR, TVT, produbljivanje vestibuluma)
-terapija periimplantitisa.

Regular and proper maintenance of oral hygiene can reduce the risk of periodontitis, with regular dental check-ups (every six months) as well as professional ultrasound removal of soft and hard dental plaque.

Preventive dental examinations are the key to good oral health. They should be practiced every 6 months, or more often. That is why it is necessary to create healthy and good habits in children at an early age.

Working with children is specific and requires the full commitment of both sides, dentists on the one hand and parents on the other. Healthy habits, such as brushing your teeth, should be developed from the earliest childhood, and the first visit to the dentist should be as early as possible. It is advisable for the child to visit the dentist for the first time when there are no symptoms that would require intervention. The care and health of deciduous teeth is of great importance because they keep the place of permanent teeth, keep the teeth in the correct order so that the permanent teeth grow properly. This means that if a baby tooth falls out prematurely, can affect the regularity of a child's permanent teeth. The best thing parents can do is react in time, while the repair process is painless and short.

Conservative dentistry includes restorative dentistry and endodontics. As part of restorative dentistry, we perform restorations of cariously affected tooth crowns (restorative dentistry) and treatment of root canals (endodontics).

Caries is a disease of the teeth due to which patients most often come to the dental clinic. That is why the goal of conservative dentistry is a patient with healthy, beautiful and functional teeth. Creating good habits, brushing your teeth and going to the dentist regularly, starts from the youngest days.

Restorative dentistry involves the replacement of a damaged part of the tooth, with an appropriate replacement, usually a composite filling. If the caries is so advanced that the tooth is completely destroyed and cannot be repaired with a composite filling, in that case we will make an appropriate fixed restoration (metal-ceramic or ceramic tooth crown).

Endodontics involves the treatment of the root canal if inflammation or infection of the dental nerve has occurred. Root canal treatment is extremely important because the tooth remains in the jaw. Even if the crown of the treated tooth is destroyed, it can be replaced with an appropriate fixed prosthetic restoration.

In order for your teeth to be healthy and beautiful, it is extremely important to take preventive measures against any infection. This is achieved by good and proper oral hygiene, regular visits to the dentist and solving all dental problems on time.

Aesthetic dentistry provides dental treatments and services that patients choose to aesthetically improve the appearance of their teeth, mouth and smile.

Koristeći znanje i tehnološki napredak, Stomatologija Kopuz će Vam omogućiti mladenački, ljepši osmijeh i više samopouzdanja.

Beautiful and healthy teeth give us more self-confidence, and a beautiful smile affects the impression we leave on people!

As for non-surgical methods of rejuvenation, they are made with modern dermal hyaluronic fillers which will enable you to fill nasolabial folds, puppets, enlarge cheeks and shape cheekbones, enlarge lips, emphasize lip edges or even change lip shape, if necessary.

It is a part of dentistry which corrects the irregular position of the teeth, as well as the relationship between the upper and lower jaws. Some orthodontic anomalies are hereditary and some are acquired.

Patients most often visit the dentist for aesthetic reasons, more precisely due to the incorrect position of the teeth in the jaw. Orthodontic irregularities are visible at an early age, so that regular dental examinations can detect and diagnose all irregularities in the mouth.

Depending on the patient's age, after the dental examination, jaw images and jaw impressions, the orthodontist will suggest to the patient which type of orthodontic appliance the patient should wear (mobile or fixed orthodontic appliance or individually made foils).

Prosthetics is a dental branch that deals with the restoration of lost teeth, but also the correction of existing ones with the help of veneers, crowns, bridges, and complete or partial dentures. Apart from being functional, prosthetics also have an aesthetic role in the correction of existing teeth. We divide it into fixed, mobile and combined prosthetics.

Fixed prosthetics includes all dental restorations that are permanently cemented in the patient's mouth (scales, crowns, bridges). Technological progress have contributed to the development of dentistry, so today we have dental restorations made of materials of extraordinary aesthetics, transparency, translucency and the ability to imitate natural teeth. Fixed prosthetic restorations are made in metal ceramics or metal-free ceramics.

If the tooth crown is missing (completely or partially) and the root is preserved, healthy and stable, it is possible to make a prosthetic replacement. However, if the tooth is missing completely, we grind the adjacent teeth, then make a dental bridge or install an implant on which we place the dental restoration.

In case of missing several teeth or loss of all teeth, we make partial or total dentures. If this is not possible, we install a dental implants and then do the prosthetic rehabilitation (All-on-4, All-on-6).

Implantology is a branch of oral surgery that deals with the replacement of one or more missing teeth in the oral cavity, by installing dental implants. Implants are biocompatible screws made of titanium.

Implants are placed by simple surgery in the upper or lower jaw, under local anesthesia.

ALL ON 4 and ALL ON 6 are the latest revolutionary concepts in implantology that enable the production of mobile and fixed prosthetic restorations in toothless patients who do not have enough bone.

Oral surgery involves the surgical treatment and care of the hard and soft tissues of the oral cavity.

The most common oral surgical interventions are:

• surgical tooth extraction
• surgical treatment of complications caused by tooth extraction
•  apicotomy - tooth resection
• cystectomy
• sinus lift
• corticotomy - surgery performed on teeth in the bones of the upper or lower jaw, but they have not sprouted and are not visible in the dentition
• preprosthetic preparation
• surgical therapy of pathological changes in the jaws
• dental implantology

Oral surgery is closely related to implantology.