
But Doctor, is an X-ray really important?
„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.

„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.

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

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

Issues of long-term stability Patients often breathe a sigh of relief at the end of orthodontic treatment, but one of the most difficult stages from a professional point of view - retention - is

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: bite disorders

We encounter a lot of questions on the subject Week after week, we encounter a lot of questions from our patients during our treatments and consultations. We always stress that there are no unnecessary questions, no „stupid” questions”

When profession meets passion / Dr. Sarolta Kovács, Orthodontist, Founder of KS Orthodontics and Dental Studio The beginnings Already at dental university

When is it recommended? Orthodontic treatment should be started as early as 7 years of age, which is made painless by the latest technology, but there are many harmful beliefs and misconceptions about the

Is Invisalign® invisible braces comfortable to wear? Invisalign® invisible braces are generally considered comfortable, especially compared to traditional braces. Some discomfort, a slight feeling of pressure, may be experienced when wearing

How can cross-bite be treated? Most bite discrepancies can be managed well into adulthood - but there is one exception: crossbite. This is the only one that