If you have chosen a premium dental treatment at DENT ESTET dental clinics, you are surely looking not only for an outstanding aesthetic result, but also for a long-lasting solution that will maintain your oral health in the long term. It is, in most cases, a significant investment – in your comfort, your self-confidence and your quality of life.
That is precisely why proper aftercare of your smile following treatment is essential. The result achieved in the clinic is not the end point, but the start of a phase in which dental hygiene and daily habits play a decisive role in maintaining aesthetics and functionality. The right routine can make the difference between a result that lasts a few years and one that remains impeccable in the long term.

Premium treatment at DENT ESTET involves a comprehensive approach, in which every stage is carefully planned and carried out.

The patient benefits from:

• specialist dentists
• advanced digital technologies for diagnosis and planning
• high-quality, internationally recognised materials

Furthermore, the final result depends not only on the medical aspect, but also on the aesthetic component. Our collaboration with ASPEN dental technicians enables us to create bespoke work, tailored to each patient’s facial features. Essentially, we are talking about a combination of science, technology and art, which leads to a natural and predictable result.

Types of premium treatments

At the DENT ESTET Craiova dental clinic, premium treatments cover a wide range of solutions, each with specific indications and different benefits. The right choice is always made following a comprehensive assessment.

Dental implants

The premium dental implants used at DENT ESTET come from world-renowned manufacturers such as Nobel Biocare and Straumann. These systems are the result of decades of research and have a success rate of over 98%, making them among the safest solutions for replacing missing teeth. Find out moreTypes of premium dental implants.

In our clinical experience, patients who follow post-treatment recommendations and maintain rigorous oral hygiene enjoy functional and stable implants even after many years. An implant is not just an artificial part, but becomes an integral part of the oral system, and proper maintenance is essential to its success. 

Find out how to care for a dental implant.

Dental veneers

The premium dental veneers created at DENT ESTET, using ASPEN Digital Smile Design, offer a high level of customisation. Each case is planned digitally, and the result is tailored to the patient’s facial proportions and preferences.
The process does not stop at digital design. The stage of manual layering of the ceramic, carried out by experienced ceramic technicians, adds depth and naturalness to the work. Thus, the veneers do not look ‘perfectly artificial’, but faithfully reproduce the appearance of natural teeth.
Discover more types of premium dental veneers available at DENT ESTET clinics.

Dental crowns and bridges

Premium dental crowns and bridges are generally made from zirconia-ceramic – an extremely durable and aesthetic material. These restorations are recommended when the tooth structure is compromised and requires complete restoration.
In addition to durability, zirconia offers a major aesthetic advantage: it does not reflect artificial light and does not create that grey line at the gum line. Over time, these details make the difference between a restoration that stands out and one that blends perfectly into the smile.

The benefits of premium treatment

The benefits of premium treatments are not limited to aesthetics. They include a combination of factors that contribute to long-term oral health and the patient’s comfort in daily life.

Superior aesthetics

Nowadays, patients want results that look as natural as possible, not just ‘white teeth’. Premium aesthetics means facial harmony, correct proportions and a smile that fits perfectly with the patient’s facial features. ‘Patients
often tell me they want “a beautiful smile, but one that doesn’t look like it’s been done”. This is, in fact, the standard for premium treatments – a discreet result, yet visibly improved.” – Dr Cătălin Eremie

Durability

Durability is the result of a combination of proper planning, precise execution and high-quality materials. However, one important point must be emphasised: durability depends not only on the dentist, but also on the patient.
Even the best work can be affected over time if not properly maintained. That is why patient education is part of the treatment.

Optimal functionality

A healthy smile is not just about aesthetics. Functionality – the way we bite, chew and speak – is just as important.
By using technologies such as Modjaw 4D, we can analyse jaw movements in real time and integrate this information into the treatment plan. As a result, the outcome is not only aesthetically pleasing but also functionally correct.
 

Proper dental hygiene at home

A proper hygiene routine is essential and should include three basic steps:
•    Dental floss – for cleaning between
teeth• Tooth brushing – twice a day, for at least 2 minutes•
Mouthwash – extremely useful for those with dental prosthetics or implants
In practice, I often notice that patients skip flossing, believing that brushing alone is sufficient. In reality, most problems arise precisely in the areas where the toothbrush cannot reach.

A diet that protects your teeth

Diet plays an important role in maintaining oral health. Certain foods stimulate saliva production and help naturally clean the teeth. Raw
vegetables (carrots, celery), fruit (apples), and foods rich in calcium and phosphorus help maintain healthy enamel. At the same time, it is advisable to limit your intake of sugar and acidic drinks, which can affect both natural teeth and dental work.

Protecting dental work

In addition to hygiene and diet, it is important to avoid harmful habits, such as teeth grinding (bruxism) or using your teeth to open objects.
In certain cases, we recommend that patients wear a night guard. This protects dental work and prevents excessive wear caused by involuntary forces during sleep.

Even if you maintain good oral hygiene at home, this cannot replace professional check-ups and cleanings. Regular visits to the dentist allow for the early detection of any problems and help maintain optimal oral health, particularly following complex treatments.

How often should you go for a check-up

The standard recommendation is a check-up every 6 months. However, depending on the complexity of the case, this interval may be adjusted. Regular
check-ups allow us to identify any potential problems early on and intervene in a minimally invasive way before they progress.
 

In day-to-day practice, every patient has their own particular circumstances and habits. That is why our recommendations are never entirely standardised, but tailored to each individual case. However, there are a few general principles that we consistently apply and which make a difference in the long term.

Recommendations for each type of treatment

Regardless of the type of treatment – implants, veneers or crowns – the basic principles remain the same: proper hygiene, regular check-ups and avoiding risk factors.
The difference lies in the details. For example, with implants, it is very important to clean the gum area properly, whilst with veneers it is essential to avoid excessive force.

Frequently asked questions about maintaining a healthy smile

What are the basic rules to follow after a premium treatment?

Rigorous hygiene, check-ups every 6 months and following the dentist’s recommendations.

How much do dental veneers cost in Craiova?

The price ranges from €440 to €820, depending on the type of material chosen.

How much does a professional dental clean cost?

At DENT ESTET Craiova, the cost of a professional cleaning in 2026 is between 460 and 480 RON, depending on the technology used. Professional cleanings during orthodontic treatment cost 290 RON. 

How much does a dental implant cost?

The price of a dental implant ranges from 730 to 945 euros, depending on the system used.
 

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