<h1>Dental ClinicSTOMESTET - MEDLIFE</h1>

The Stomestet-MedLife Dental Clinic in Cluj-Napoca redefines excellence in dentistry with an advanced and patient-centered approach. Equipped with the latest technology, including digital imaging systems and minimally invasive techniques, our clinic offers customized treatments using dental lasers and electron microscopes for maximum precision. Each treatment is tailored to the patient's individual needs, guaranteeing superior aesthetic results and a speedy recovery.Our strength relies on the expertise of our medical team, the digital workflow and patient empathy. In addition, we have implemented strict patient safety and comfort protocols that contribute to the perfection of the medical procedure.

Defining Excellence in Dentistry

We are determined to provide advanced medical services, which is why we have developed a multidisciplinary team of doctors specialized in all branches of modern dentistry: implantology, surgery, occlusology, esthetics and prosthodontics, orthodontics, periodontics, microscopic endodontics, prophylaxis, digital imaging and laser dentistry.In order to ensure an excellent level of professional training, the doctors of our team constantly attend courses, international congresses and are mentored by Prof. Dr. Smaranda Buduru and Dr. Rareș Buduru, members of the University teaching staff.The medical team is coordinated by Prof. Dr. Smaranda Buduru - PhD in Medical Sciences, Head of Discipline of Dental Occlusion at the University of Medicine and Pharmacy "Iuliu Hațieganu" in Cluj-Napoca, Primary Prosthodontics and General Dentistry, author of numerous studies published in specialized publications, Key Speaker at numerous congresses, national and international conferences.Dr. Rareș Buduru is a specialist in dento-alveolar surgery with certification in implantology, co-author of the books "Incursiune în Esthetic Dentistry" - Romanian Society of Esthetic Dentistry (2013) and "Comprehensive Esthetic Dentistry", Quintessence Publishing (2015).In 2010, as a result of the experience gained in the clinic, the STOMESTET Study division was launched, a dental educational center with the objective of facilitating access to specialized courses in prosthodontics, occlusion, periodontics and other branches of dentistry for doctors from all over the country.

The [DE] Medical Team

The latest technologies are improving the patient's in-clinic experience through non-invasive investigations, less time is spent in the clinic and most importantly, they provide the possibility to preview treatment steps and final results.Among the advanced technologies available in the Stomestet-MedLife clinic are the MODJAW™ 4D digital scanner, the Fotona LightWalker® dental laser for minimally-invasive treatments, the Oral Cancer Screening ORAL ID Oral Cancer Screening device, and the KaVo DIAGNOdent™ pen technology for dental caries screening.

Advanced Technologies

Dr. Anamaria Paraschiv

Cluj-Napoca

Digital radiology center

An integrated digital radiology center involves incorporating all state-of-the-art methods and technologies used in diagnosing dental conditions in one place. This means that the patient no longer needs to travel to undergo a radiological investigation. Additionally, the doctor will receive the processed three-dimensional image on the computer within minutes, allowing them to provide the patient with an accurate diagnosis and a proposed treatment plan during the first visit.

Integrated digital radiology center – what it is and how it helps patients

Digital dental radiography is extremely useful in diagnosing dental conditions, providing the dentist with a highly precise tool for details and measurements. This allows the dentist to evaluate the quantity and quality of the bone structure and to see anatomical structures such as nerves or maxillary sinuses.To perform a digital dental radiograph, a device is used that emits an extremely small amount of radiation, capturing informational material (teeth, roots, their placement on the arch, bone) and immediately transferring it in digital format to a computer. This way, the dentist can observe each bony and non-bony dental structure in real time and provide the patient with an accurate diagnosis and a personalized treatment plan.

What is digital dental radiography?

Top benefits of digital dental radiography:

Digital dental radiographs can be taken intraorally and extraorally.&nbsp;Intraoral digital dental radiography is the most common type of dental radiography taken in diagnosing an oral condition. It is used to identify dental caries, check the status and health of teeth and jawbones.&nbsp;<h3>Types of intraoral digital dental radiographs:</h3><ul><li>Bitewing intraoral dental radiograph&nbsp;is taken by having the patient bite on film, and shows details of the teeth on the upper and lower arches in a single area of the oral cavity. This type of digital radiograph is used to identify possible interdental cavities (between teeth) and changes in bone density caused by periodontal disease. It also helps check the fit of a dental crown after prosthetic restoration and the integrity of the tooth post dental filling.</li><li>Periapical intraoral dental radiograph captures the entire tooth from crown to root and supporting bone tissues on digital film. It helps identify abnormalities at the root level and the tooth's bone structure.</li><li>Extraoral digital dental radiography is used to identify affected teeth, monitor jaw development, and identify certain dental issues that may affect the temporomandibular joints or other facial bones.</li></ul><h3>&nbsp;</h3><h3>Types of extraoral digital dental radiographs:</h3><ul><li>Panoramic Dental Radiograph (OPG) – provides a digital image of the entire oral cavity, including the teeth on the upper and lower dental arches. It is used in dental implant treatments, identifies the position of wisdom teeth, provides the dentist with precise information about jawbones and bone density, and helps diagnose bone tumors and cysts in the oral cavity.</li><li>Cephalometric projections – mainly used by orthodontists, show the entire head structure, and help examine a dental condition related to the jaws.</li><li>Computed tomography (CBCT): – transfers three-dimensional imaging to the computer, showing the internal structure of bones and tissues in the oral cavity and head.</li></ul>

Types of digital radiographs for diagnosis

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Digital radiology center

In the digital era we live in, the evolution of dental technologies is constant, offering new treatment alternatives that meet patients' demands for advanced care. 4D dentistry is a clear example of this evolution, redefining the way we practice dental medicine, with a special focus on aesthetics, precision, and patient comfort.

MODJAW™ 4D technology: A revolutionary experience in Esthetic Dentistry

MODJAW™ 4D technology represents an innovative digital system, a pioneer in the field, designed to create not only beautiful smiles but also healthy ones in the long term. This advanced digital scanning system in dentistry uses 3D modeling, jaw movement, and dental occlusion dynamics to enable complex diagnosis of functional issues and personalized treatments, perfectly tailored to each patient's needs.

What is MODJAW™ 4D technology?

Imagine a technology that records data in real-time, simplifies complex treatments, and enhances the overall quality of dental care. This is the essence of the MODJAW™ 4D system. Within minutes of recording jaw movements, all static and dynamic parameters are obtained, allowing the dentist to identify occlusal guides, unilateral occlusal contact, tooth wear, and other occlusal conditions. This facilitates the planning and implementation of precise and efficient treatments, achieving the desired results for the patient.

How does MODJAW™ 4D technology work?

<ul><li>Unique recording &nbsp;</li></ul>MODJAW™ 4D captures real-time data, providing a complete and detailed image of the patient's clinical condition.&nbsp;<ul><li>Comprehensive analysis of usual movements</li></ul>By dynamically monitoring jaw movements, a precise analysis of the usual movements you perform during the day when eating, talking, or gesturing is achieved, identifying any dysfunctions or functional anomalies.&nbsp;<ul><li>Increased efficiency</li></ul>MODJAW™ 4D technology optimizes the diagnosis and treatment planning process, ensuring superior and durable results.&nbsp;<ul><li>Data storage</li></ul>All patient and treatment information is stored digitally, ensuring quick and secure access for the entire medical team.&nbsp;<ul><li>Reduced visits to the dentist</li></ul>By early diagnosis and precise treatment planning, the number of necessary visits to the dentist is reduced, saving time and resources for the patient.&nbsp;

Benefits of MODJAW™ 4D Technology 

Benefits of MODJAW™ 4D Technology in Complex Oral Rehabilitation

MODJAW™ 4D technology offers the patient a unique experience: it is efficient, provides a high degree of comfort, and enables closer interaction with the dentist. Thanks to the quality of 4D images, patients can visualize the dynamics of the chewing process in real-time.In this way, they can understand how these movements can affect their daily activities or oral health. Additionally, any issues causing pain, discomfort, or contributing to tooth wear are identified and treated promptly.”Dr. Cosmin Ștefănescu, Dental Prosthetics Specialist

MODJAW® Advanced Esthetic Dentistry

CBCT computed Tomography

Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT) is an advanced technology used in dentistry to obtain precise three-dimensional images of dental, jaw, and airway structures. It allows for accurate diagnosis of dental conditions and detailed planning of treatments, including implants and maxillofacial surgery. With CBCT, dentists can visualize and analyze anatomical structures with increased accuracy, providing patients with personalized and effective treatment solutions.

What is CBCT computed tomography

<ol><li>Precise Diagnosis: Enables accurate diagnosis of dental conditions such as cavities, infections, orthodontic issues, and bone structures.</li><li>Treatment Planning: Essential for dental implants, maxillofacial surgery, and orthodontic treatments.</li><li>Detailed Information: Offers clear visualization of bone structure, soft tissues, and airways.</li><li>Efficiency: Reduces treatment time and improves outcomes.</li><li>Personalized Treatment: Allows the dentist to create a treatment plan tailored to the specific needs of each patient.</li></ol>

Benefits and Uses

CBCT uses a conical X-ray beam that rotates around the patient’s head, capturing images from different angles. These images are then combined to create a complete 3D representation.CBCT scanning is quick, non-invasive, and involves minimal radiation exposure, ensuring patient comfort and safety.At DENT&nbsp;ESTET, we use CBCT technology to provide the best treatment solutions, ensuring our patients receive the care they need in a precise and efficient manner.

How the CBCT Scanner works

CBCT Computed Tomography

Computed Tomography (Cone Beam Computed Tomography) is an advanced technology used in dentistry to obtain precise three-dimensional images of dental, jaw, and airway structures.

Discover the Power of Transformation with Digital Smile Design (DSD)

With Digital Smile Design (DSD), we enter a fascinating world of possibilities to create your perfect smile. By integrating modern technology, experience in digital dentistry, and aesthetic principles, DSD opens the doors to a future where the perfect smile you've dreamed of becomes reality. Our careful process considers not only physical features but also individual personality and expressiveness, ensuring that each smile truly reflects who you are.

<h3>A team ready for your smile transformation&nbsp;</h3>We combine technological innovation and emotion to make a real difference for you. Digital technology gives us an edge, but it is our dedicated doctors who will guide you to treatment success. Passionate about digital dentistry, we stay updated with the best practices and learn from industry leaders to bring about real change in patients' lives. At DENT&nbsp;ESTET, we are thrilled to implement the cutting-edge Digital Smile Design technology in the clinic and in the ASPEN dental laboratory. Our experts in esthetic dentistry are trained to use DSD technology and frequently receive instruction offered by the DSD educational center.

Stages of an esthetic treatment with Digital Smile Design

<ol><li>We listen.</li></ol>We discuss closely with you to ensure that the smile we create genuinely captures who you are.&nbsp;<ol start="2"><li>We plan carefully.</li></ol>We design your new smile using 3D Digital Smile Design software, precisely simulating the final smile before starting any treatment.&nbsp;<ol start="3"><li>We verify and test.</li></ol>A picture opens up unexpected possibilities, but confidence comes from firsthand experience. That's why we offer you the chance to try on the new smile to feel the transformation.&nbsp;<ol start="4"><li>We find sensitive solutions.</li></ol>Whatever your needs, the treatments provided by our experienced clinicians guarantee a remarkable final result.&nbsp;<ol start="5"><li>Smile with confidence.</li></ol>Once the treatment is complete, this is the moment where you truly start to smile for the first time.&nbsp;

Steps of transformation with Digital Smile Design

Digital Smile Design® (DSD)

Trios 3Shape® Real Color digital intraoral scanner

TRIOS® Real Color is an intraoral scanner for precise 3D capture and realistic visualization of the oral cavity. This new technology facilitates the creation of scanned images of patients' teeth and gums. The natural colors make it easier to distinguish between different types of restorative materials (metals, ceramics, composites), identify bleeding areas, observe color transitions on teeth, and delineate marginal lines much more easily and in greater detail. All of this is achieved quickly and with maximum precision.

What is the Trios 3Shape® Real Color scanner?

<ul><li>With the help of the 3D intraoral scanner, we reduce the patient's chair time for both diagnosis and other pre-treatment procedures, such as dental impressions. This allows the dentist to fully dedicate themselves to the medical act, as digital impressions are transferred to the computer, providing the patient with a non-invasive and relaxing experience.</li><li>The intraoral scanner automatically transmits the shade of white of the teeth, allowing the dentist to highlight certain areas and digitally send them to the laboratory along with the impression.</li><li>This type of digital intraoral scanner offers the extraordinary benefit of 3D simulation in the real colors of the patient's teeth and tissues, making the treatment outcome predictable, safe, and nearly eliminating human error. The natural colors of the tissues, teeth, other dental work, and the type of material used give us the ability to validate a diagnosis and guide the treatment in the correct direction for the patient: natural teeth with exceptional aesthetics, durability, and complete functionality.</li></ul>

Benefits of the Trios 3Shape® Real Color scanner

<ul><li>Highly detailed HD photographs of the oral cavity</li><li>Intraoral scans for dental impressions in real colors</li><li>Measurements of the color and texture of teeth and gums</li></ul>

The Trios 3Shape® Real Color digital intraoral scanner îs used for

Trios 3Shape® digital intraoral scanner

It provides detailed and precise scanned images, facilitating treatment planning and the customization of prosthetics.

Digital surgical guide

Surgical guides represent the latest advancements in dental implant technology. Guided surgery has revolutionized all aspects of surgery, from knee replacements to dental implants. A surgical guide is created by taking an impression of the desired surgical implant and a 3D digital image.Dentists then take these clinical records of the oral anatomy and create a device using specialized software. This device, the surgical guide, is manufactured in the dental laboratory to be used during the dental implant insertion.

What is a surgical guide and how is it used?

The specialists&nbsp;in the DENT&nbsp;ESTET Implant Division&nbsp;believe in the correct placement of a dental implant for a lifetime complete smile. Guided surgery helps our doctors not only by reducing the number of surgical interventions but also by avoiding incorrect implant placement. The use of guided surgery has increased the success rate of dental implants to almost 100%!There are several disadvantages to inserting an implant without a surgical guide. Each patient has unique anatomy, and the correct placement of the dental implant is an extremely meticulous action. Not using guided surgery can lead to implant placement in less desirable areas, such as in the sinuses, nerves, or incorrect placement in the bone.

<ul><li>More accurate implant placement</li><li>Preservation of anatomical structures</li><li>High geometric precision of 0.1 mm</li><li>Reduced treatment and surgery times</li><li>Less invasive surgery without a flap</li><li>Less Post-Operative Stress for Dentist and Patient</li><li>Transparent material for visualization allows clear viewing through the surgical guide.</li><li>Utilization of CT scan data enables the dentist to visualize the 3D virtual model from different angles using 3Shape Implant Studio® software for a customized treatment plan.</li><li>Custom treatment plan - the final proposed treatment plan is sent to the ASPEN laboratory, which scans the image and manufactures the biocompatible surgical guide template.</li></ul>

Advantages of using a surgical guide in implantology

Digital Surgical Guide

It ensures a precise and minimally invasive intervention with a high success rate.

Endodontic Microscopes Zeiss or Leica

Many important elements of your oral cavity are microscopic in size. Special instruments are required for dentists to work with these elements. Since 1998, the dental microscope has become a key instrument in endodontics, and over the past 20 years, it has also been adopted by other dental specializations such as periodontics and surgery. This dental microscope is designed to provide detailed visualization during patient treatments.

What is a dental microscope?

The dental microscope offers visual precision up to 400 times greater than the naked eye and 100 times greater than traditional loupes. The magnification improves the precision of treatmens and prevents damage to adjacent teeth and tissues during various surgical interventions.In restorative dentistry, using a dental microscope enhances visibility in diagnosing, preparing, creating, and finishing dental work. Dental microscopes have built-in high-intensity lights that provide excellent visibility in areas that are hard to access with the naked eye.Many dental lesions, such as some types of cracks, are visible only with significant magnification, at least 16 times. While many dentists limit themselves to using low-magnification loupes or none at all during examinations, dentists who work without a dental microscope are more likely to miss small areas of decay.A dental microscope is an invaluable resource for an endodontist. Since endodontic (root canal) treatment occurs in a very small area, the procedure requires precision to navigate through complex roots and canals. Missed dental canals often mean untreated infections, which can lead to the need for repeated endodontic procedures.At the DENT&nbsp;ESTET clinics, we use the Zeiss and Leica dental microscopes.

Advantages of using the dental microscope

The dental microscope is used for:

The integration or attachment of a video camera to the dental microscope allows dentists to involve patients in their treatment more than ever. This significantly improves patient awareness, as their dental condition can be illustrated live. A clear, magnified image is worth more than a thousand words.In the last three years, the use of dental microscopes has doubled. Dentists are constantly learning about dental microscope technology as it evolves rapidly. Since the 1990s, training in the use of dental microscopes has become an important component of endodontists' education. The use of dental microscopes is now universally taught to graduates in accredited endodontic specialty programs.

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