Dr. Cătălin Eremie

After first studying Dental Technology, I felt the desire to learn more about medicine, particularly dental medicine. During dental school, I became interested in prosthetic restorations, which I studied in greater depth.

I always start with function, presenting the patient with the ideal treatment option from a medical perspective. Aesthetics follow naturally from improved function, and the patient needs to understand this through explanations provided with calm and patience.

To me, a successful smile is one that makes you want to smile all the time—not because you want to attract attention, but because you feel comfortable in your own skin.

Digital technology helps me, as a dentist, understand how I can provide the best treatment plan, tailored to each individual patient.

The patient experience in the dental office has improved considerably in recent years thanks to these digital technologies, which help patients see and understand their dental problems and how we can treat them from both a functional and an aesthetic perspective.

Yes, there have been several. However, the most recent case that has stayed with me involved a patient from Italy for whom I performed a full-mouth rehabilitation. When she saw her smile in the mirror, she immediately began to cry and did not know how to thank me for everything I had done for her. It was an emotional moment for me as a dentist as well. Cases like this give me the satisfaction of seeing a treatment plan successfully completed.

I explain the importance of a healthy smile to my patients by starting with the principle of function. If our teeth are misaligned or some teeth are missing, occlusal imbalances can develop, affecting the bones, muscles and teeth. If the occlusion is not corrected through dental treatment, these problems will certainly worsen, potentially leading to dental pain, joint and muscle pain, digestive problems and other complications.

At DENT ESTET, collaboration in complex oral rehabilitation cases is guided by the final result we need to achieve. As the coordinating dentist, I must plan every stage of the treatment, determine how each specialty will be involved and establish which procedures need to be performed at each stage. When you have a clear vision of what needs to happen and communicate effectively with colleagues from the other specialties, the final result will certainly be predictable.

The greatest challenge in prosthetic treatment is ensuring that the teeth I create for my patients are in harmony with their facial features, physical build, profession and lifestyle.

Being able to see the patient as a whole is a skill you can develop by working closely with people and trying to understand them. Only then can you ensure that the individually selected proportions of aesthetic prosthetic restorations integrate perfectly into the patient’s smile.

You cannot put a price on health. The sooner you take action to address your dental problems, the sooner your life will change for the better in every respect.

I am an explorer and naturally curious. I enjoy relaxing with my son and my family, hiking with friends, trail running in the mountains, fishing in remote places, reading and going out. In short, I enjoy life and everything it has to offer.