Comprehensive surgical treatment and maxillofacial surgery services in Prague

Problem: Patient Sviatoslav presented with complaints of malocclusion, a deficient profile of the lower third of the face, and discomfort during mastication. Clinical and radiological examination revealed a skeletal Class II malocclusion (Angle classification, skeletal type). The occlusal disorder was associated with facial profile imbalance and required a comprehensive orthodontic-surgical approach.

Problem: Patient Kyrylo presented with complaints of malocclusion, inability to achieve proper occlusal contact, and pronounced facial asymmetry. Clinical examination revealed a skeletal Class III malocclusion, anterior open bite, and significant mandibular asymmetry. The occlusal disorder negatively affected masticatory function, speech, and facial aesthetics, requiring a comprehensive multidisciplinary approach.

Problem: Patient Hennadii presented with complaints of malocclusion, facial asymmetry, and discomfort during mastication. Clinical and radiological examination revealed a skeletal Class II malocclusion (Angle classification, skeletal type), combined with maxillary asymmetry and mandibular hypoplasia. The occlusal disorder negatively affected masticatory function, facial aesthetics, and overall facial harmony, requiring a comprehensive multidisciplinary approach.

Problem: The patient, Vadym, presented with complaints of unsatisfactory smile aesthetics and impaired chewing function. Clinical examination revealed significant wear of several teeth, the presence of old prosthetic restorations, as well as teeth with signs of inflammatory processes requiring retreatment of root canals. The condition of the dental arch required a comprehensive approach to restore both chewing function and harmonious smile aesthetics.

Problem: The patient presented with an aesthetic request to improve the shape, position, and color of the teeth. Examination revealed malocclusion, crowding in the anterior region, missing molars in positions 3.6 and 1.6, uneven occlusal load distribution, and several restorations requiring replacement. A bone deficiency in the area of tooth 3.6 was also identified.

Problem: The patient Oleh presented with concerns about spacing between the upper anterior teeth that negatively affected the smile aesthetics. The patient was seeking an aesthetic solution to close the gap while maintaining a natural appearance. Considering the patient’s young age (19 years), a minimally invasive treatment approach was selected.

Problem: The patient Vitalii presented with complete edentulism of both the upper and lower jaws. In the past, attempts were made to use removable dentures; however, the patient experienced significant difficulties adapting to them and did not achieve adequate comfort or stability. The patient’s main goal was to restore chewing function and aesthetics with a fixed prosthetic solution.

Problem: The patient Olena presented with concerns about smile asymmetry and unsatisfactory aesthetics caused by old restorations placed many years ago. Clinical examination revealed discrepancies in tooth height, shape, and color, which resulted in an unbalanced and non-harmonious smile. The patient’s main goal was a comprehensive aesthetic improvement and creation of a natural, symmetrical smile.

Problem: The patient, Olena, presented with complaints regarding a front tooth, the appearance of which caused discomfort during social interaction and reduced confidence when smiling. During examination, minor esthetic defects of adjacent teeth were also identified, requiring correction to achieve a harmonious smile.

Problem: The patient,Claudia, presented with dissatisfaction regarding the appearance of her teeth, which negatively affected her confidence while smiling and caused psychological discomfort. The teeth exhibited irregular shape and color, disrupting the harmony of the smile and reducing overall facial esthetic appeal. The case required a comprehensive approach to restore the natural appearance of the teeth and achieve harmonious smile esthetics.

Problem: The patient, Fedir presented with pronounced generalized tooth wear, which resulted in a reduced occlusal vertical dimension, altered tooth anatomy, and loss of smile esthetics. These defects also affected masticatory efficiency and caused psychological discomfort. The situation required a comprehensive approach to restore both function and harmonious esthetics of the dentition.

Problem: The patient, Vitalii, presented with a damaged posterior tooth that impaired masticatory function and affected the aesthetics of the dental arch. Previous endodontic treatment made conventional restorative procedures impossible, requiring a comprehensive approach to restore both function and anatomical integrity.