„Do you really need an X-ray? Isn't what we see with the naked eye enough?” Our answer is a resounding NO - and we'll tell you why we're the safest place for your smile. Just as no engineer would start building a house without structural plans, it would be irresponsible to go into modern orthodontics „blind”. Behind the spectacular congestion, there may be processes and anatomical formulas in the bone [...]
Will AI solve everything? By the third decade of the 21st century, orthodontics had undergone a transformation that the literature rightly calls the „digital revolution”. This transformation does not only mean the replacement of instruments - from analogue plaster casts to digital scanners - but also a fundamental redefinition of diagnostic and therapeutic processes. Biting disorders are now a widespread disease
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What does the science say? The issue of wisdom teeth and congestion has been the subject of a number of high-profile studies over the past 50 years, using different methodologies. The scientific consensus is based not on a single study, but on prospective cohort studies and randomised controlled trials (RCTs). Here are the main types of research, with specific data: the Bergström and Jensen study (Classic control group) This is the
The wisdom teeth situation: scapegoat or just a side character? Read More »
Insidious Population Disease: why do bite disorders affect 65-70% children? While the prevalence of tooth decay is falling, another, less visible problem is exploding: the rate of bite disorders can now reach 65-75% among young people. Dr Sarolta Kovács, head of KS Orthodontics and Dental Studio, was interviewed by László Lakatos on Trend FM. Many people are prone to orthodontia
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