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Periodontal treatments In recent years, there has been a paradigm shift in what constitutes a successfully completed treatment plan. The indicators of success are no longer solely focused on achieving harmonious dental shape, position, and color, but also on achieving functional and long-term stable results. From this perspective, our specialists in periodontology, Dr. Vlad Andrei and Dr. Adelina Andrei , aim to ensure a stable foundation for these objectives by treating the elements that maintain the teeth in a healthy context: the gums, the alveolar bone, and the ligament system that keeps these entities in place. Gingivitis is an inflammation of the soft periodontal tissues caused by the accumulation of bacterial plaque. This accumulation triggers an inflammatory reaction in the gums, directly proportional to the amount of plaque accumulated. Unlike more advanced forms of periodontal disease, gingivitis is completely reversible, precisely because the inflammatory processes are localized to the superficial periodontium. Gingival bleeding , both provoked by tooth brushing and spontaneous, as well as changes in volume, color, and position of the gingival margin , are the main symptoms of this condition. The treatment directly addresses the causative factor, by removing the biofilm by the dentist. These operations are painless, consisting of a rigorous professional sanitization with the help of airflow and descaling devices. Another essential stage is the maintenance of hygiene by the patient , who is given information about the entire arsenal of medical devices available, adapted to his needs. Periodontitis is a multifactorial condition of the deep periodontium, of an inflammatory nature. In its progression, periodontal disease leads to the formation of periodontal pockets, gingival recession, bone resorption, thus jeopardizing the supporting structures of the teeth. Warning signs of this condition include gingival bleeding, changes in gingival appearance, and a purplish hue of the gingival tissues. Left untreated, periodontitis can lead to tooth mobility and changes in tooth position over time. The presence of any of these signs indicates the need for a specialist consultation. Following a thorough clinical evaluation , the dentist can determine the stage (severity) of periodontitis and the long-term prognosis of the disease in the absence of treatment. An important aspect for obtaining a complete diagnosis is the evaluation of the patient's risk factors . Habits such as smoking and substance abuse, conditions such as diabetes or cardiovascular diseases, as well as genetic factors, influence both the progression of periodontitis and the effectiveness of applied treatments. Periodontal therapy unfolds in several stages, its main objective being to halt the disease's progression. Firstly, the patient will receive oral hygiene instructions , and risk factors for the disease will be controlled. After obtaining favorable conditions for treatment application, the dentist will perform what is called scaling and root planning, involving the minimally invasive removal of subgingival biofilm and tartar. In addition to this therapy, local or systemic antibiotic or antiseptic substances may be administered, subgingival air-polish treatments may be performed, and bacterial load reduction may be achieved through laser decontamination. The evaluation of the results of non-surgical therapy will take place at an interval of 6-8 weeks, at which point the need for additional surgical interventions will be decided: resective surgery, mucogingival surgery, or regeneration of vertical bone defects. Maintaining the results is achieved through a personalized program of regular check-ups, with the time interval between them decided based on the treatments applied, the severity of the initial disease, and the associated pathologies of the patients. Another important goal of the periodontist is to ensure the so-called "pink aesthetics" . Achieving harmonious dental elements is not sufficient for patient satisfaction; the gingival aesthetic aspect is an essential goal for patients with higher aesthetic requirements. In this context, the development and understanding of concepts in periodontal plastic surgery have allowed for much-improved results in aesthetic treatments. Thus, the periodontist can intervene not only in cases of excess but also in cases of gingival deficiency, achieving an improvement in patients' smiles.

Clinica Rotar | Cluj-Napoca | Romania Echipa noastră de pedodonție de la Clinica Rotar are 2 specialiști dedicați exclusiv tratamentelor stomatologice pentru copii: Dr. Irina Lupșe și Dr. Patricia Vințeler, unite de afecțiunea pe care o au pentru profesia lor și pentru cei mici. În Clinica Rotar vă propunem o abordare comprehensivă si profilactică a afecțiunilor dentare la copii, care previne multe dintre tratamentele complexe. Pediatric dental treatments Pedodontics is the branch of dentistry that involves the most challenges, but also offers the most satisfaction. In addition to the professionalism and training of the doctor, pedodontics treatments rely equally on the cooperation and training of the child patient. To ensure quality treatment at any age and to prevent the occurrence of severe and complicated oro-dental conditions, the training of parents and children in hygiene, prevention, diet, and regular check-ups plays an important role. At Clinica Rotar, we provide a comprehensive and preventive approach to dental care for children, which helps prevent many complex treatments. Our pedodontics team at Clinica Rotar has 2 specialists dedicated exclusively to dental treatments for children: Dr. Irina Lupșe and Dr. Patricia Vințeler , united by the affection they have for their profession and for the little ones. How does the first visit go, when and what is recommended? The first visit to the dentist should ideally occur at the earliest age possible, between 6 months and 1 year , allowing the child to acclimate to the new environment, instruments, techniques, and professionals. It is essential for this initial visit to occur in the absence of any medical emergency or pain , so that the child's attention can be focused on discovering new things, playing, and engaging in pleasant activities. During the first dental visit, besides accommodating the child, the parent will also receive instructions on oral hygiene methods , diet, methods of preventing dental caries , and preparing the child for future dental visits, tailored to their specific needs. Reducing a child's anxiety related to new experiences can be achieved by creating an attractive and interesting environment in the dental office. The presence of a television can make the dental visit more enjoyable, especially since watching cartoons is a familiar activity for children. Toys, rewards, and sunglasses (colored glasses for protection during treatments) are other important elements that are indispensable in pediatric offices, as they can help focus the patient's attention on pleasant activities. For patients with significant anxiety, headphones are crucial. Listening to music, cartoons, or movies through headphones can block out the sounds of dental equipment and distract the patient from less pleasant aspects of the visit. Music therapy , a form of psychotherapy that uses music for communication or relationship building, also acts on the neuro-muscular system, allowing patients to keep their mouths open for longer periods without fatigue. How to treat dental problems in small children without sedation? Depending on the age and cooperation of the child patient, the psychologist will also find his place in the doctor-patient-parent team. They will assist in preparing the patient to manage anxieties and fears, which may be too great to handle at home. This extra support helps parents teach their children to manage emotions and cope with various situations, beyond those specific to dentistry. Ultimately, these efforts aim to gradually reduce the need for sedation methods such as inhalation sedation, analgesia, or general anesthesia When is it necessary to consult a pediatric dentist, based on age, and for what reasons? 1/ Pregnancy Pregnancy requires information related to the mother's dental and gingival conditions, as well as the dental treatments that can be performed and in which trimester, and the mother's oral hygiene. It is also important to be informed about how tooth decay can be transmitted from mother to child, and about the intake of vitamins and minerals that should be consumed during pregnancy, which can benefit the child. The importance of dental sealants When teeth erupt and come into contact with the environment in the oral cavity, the risk of developing cavities increases exponentially. Young permanent teeth exhibit accentuated morphology , with deep grooves and pits that allow dental plaque to stagnate, making it difficult to remove. Sealant, a hard protective layer that releases fluoride, fills these deep grooves and pits to prevent food retention. It is crucial to apply sealant within the first two years after tooth eruption , as this is when the tooth is young, immature, and poorly mineralized, increasing the risk of cavities. Caries in children - Causes, prevention and treatment The cavities of temporary teeth are very similar to those of permanent teeth, but they have some particular characteristics : they evolve much faster, reaching the nerve in a few months, most of them are deep, with painful symptoms at the time of presentation to the dentist, and their treatment depends largely on the patient's cooperation, which complicates the treatment. It is important for the parent to bring the child to the dentist when they notice a carious lesion. A cavity discovered in an early stage is much easier to treat and depends less on the patient's age and cooperation than treating a cavity with nerve involvement, in which case treatments are more complex and difficult to perform. The treatment of cavities in temporary teeth follows the same steps as those of permanent teeth. The same instruments are used, applying biocompatible materials with fluoride release to strengthen the teeth. Because temporary teeth hurt as much during treatment as permanent teeth, most of the time, local anesthesia is needed, both for the comfort of the patient and the dentist. All stages of dental caries treatment in children will be completed sequentially, tailored to the patient's age, and include preliminary training sessions for both the doctor and the parent. What are and when are dental crowns recommended for children? Prefabricated pediatric crowns are made of a biocompatible material (stainless steel or zirconium) and are available in multiple sizes, thereby eliminating the need for the impression and fabrication steps in the dental laboratory. These crowns are recommended for cases of extensive caries or teeth that have undergone nerve treatment, where significant dental tissue loss precludes restoration of strength , functionality, and optimal aesthetics through simple filling procedures. The importance of periodic dental checks In addition to the importance of preventing dental conditions in children and treating them in an early stage, periodic check-ups play an important role. Depending on the patient's caries risk - defined by the European Association of Pediatric Dentistry - it is recommended that periodic visits be made every 3 months (patients with high caries risk) or every 6 months (patients with high caries risk). Thus, any dental problem can be detected in time, before complications appear. Furthermore, through regular check-ups, the bond between doctor, child, and parent is strengthened, leading to more pleasant visits for the patient. This helps avoid the need for complicated treatments, eliminating negative associations with the dentist, such as unpleasant experiences or pain. Orthodontics in children Many parents wonder when the first orthodontic consultation is necessary. The answer lies in prevention and regular visits to the pediatric dentist. Parents typically begin bringing their children to the pediatric dentist from the age of 6 months to 1 year and continue with periodic check-ups. During these visits, the dentist evaluates the child's development and growth, allowing for timely correction of any anomalies, benefiting from the flexibility of the jaw bones. Some abnormalities can be identified and treated during childhood. Information on preventing dento-maxillary anomalies induced by harmful childhood habits will be provided during the first visit to the pediatric dentist.

Medic specialist Protetică dentară Facultatea de Medicină Dentară (UMF „Iuliu Hațieganu” Cluj-Napoca, 2011), Specializare Protetică dentară (Cluj-Napoca, 2014) Dr. Medeea Tălmăceanu Dental Prosthetics Specialist Faculty of Dental Medicine (UMF "Iuliu Hațieganu" Cluj-Napoca, 2011), Specialization in Dental Prosthetics (Cluj-Napoca, 2014) About I enjoy working with passion, spending time with my family, and in my free time, I like to paint or wander around... and oh, I absolutely love lounging with a book in hand! Clinical Experience Ten years of clinical experience in the field of dental aesthetics and prosthetics, including prosthetics on implants, occlusology, temporomandibular dysfunction, dental treatments, complex rehabilitations of dental wear, and bruxism. Personal Thoughts A doctor-patient relationship based on trust and mutual respect, alongside human and professional qualities, is the key to therapeutic success.

Dr. Maria Gavriș-Pascu | Clinica Rotar Medic specialist Pedodonție Facultatea de Psihologie (UBB, Cluj-Napoca, 2017) Facultatea de Medicină Dentară (UMF “Iuliu Hațieganu” Cluj-Napoca, 2021) Specializare Pedodonție (Cluj-Napoca, 2024) Dr. Maria Gavriș-Pascu Specialist in Pediatric Dentistry Faculty of Psychology (UBB, Cluj-Napoca, 2017) Faculty of Dental Medicine (UMF “Iuliu Hațieganu” Cluj-Napoca, 2021) Specialization in Pediatric Dentistry (Cluj-Napoca, 2024) About Experiences are the most valuable things we can gather in life. I always strive to step out of my comfort zone, push my limits, and learn as much as possible about myself and the world around me. I love people, I love traveling, and I love discovering new things. Clinical Experience Since 2021, upon graduating from the Faculty of Dental Medicine, I have dedicated my full attention to pediatric dentistry and to addressing the anxiety specific to this field. I have collaborated with several dental clinics, working with various types of patients. As a pediatric dentistry specialist, I am in a continuous process of training and learning, both through courses and conferences, as well as through a focus on the psychological component of children. Personal Thoughts "Adults can never understand things on their own, and for children, it is very exhausting to have everything explained to them every time." (Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, The Little Prince). When we manage to simplify the things around us, everything will seem like a game. Self-esteem, values, and principles are formed from the earliest years of life, and we must be careful how we leave our mark on children."

Medic specialist ortodonție și ortopedie dento-facială Facultatea de Medicină Dentară (UMF „Iuliu Hațieganu” Cluj-Napoca, 2018), Specializare Ortodonție și Ortopedie Dento-facială (Cluj-Napoca, 2021). Dr. Alexandra Zehan (Șoim) Specialist in Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics Faculty of Dental Medicine (UMF "Iuliu Hațieganu" Cluj-Napoca, 2018), Specialization in Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics (Cluj-Napoca, 2021). About I love to travel, to experience different cultures, and when time doesn't allow, I like to 'travel far away' at least imaginarily, immersing myself in the pages of a book. Travel leaves you speechless, and then turns you into a storyteller. Clinical Experience Acquired in both domestic and international settings (University of Bordeaux - Pellegrin Hospital, University Dental Clinic in Geneva) in the treatment of temporary and permanent teeth conditions, treatment of dento-maxillary anomalies, and prosthodontic orthodontic treatment. Managerial Experience Director of Scientific Research Project (Iuliu Hațieganu University of Medicine and Pharmacy, 2016), Coordinator of Volunteer Project "Dental Caries Prevention" 2014-2016. Personal thoughts A good doctor is a blend of a consummate professional, a visionary artist, and a keen observer of human psychology. These qualities have different proportions in each doctor-patient relationship.

Medic Stomatolog - Estetică și Protetică Digitală Medic Specialist Protetică Dentară(2023) Lector și organizator de cursuri în domeniul stomatologiei digitale la compania Dentotal Protect Facultatea de Medicină Dentară(UMF "Iuliu Hațieganu", Cluj-Napoca, 2020), Specializare Protetică Dentară (Sibiu, 2023). Dr. Băncescu Vlad Dentist - Aesthetics and Digital Prosthetics Dental Prosthetic Specialist (2023) Lecturer and organizer of courses in the field of digital dentistry Faculty of Dental Medicine (UMF "Iuliu Hațieganu", Cluj-Napoca, 2020), Specialization in Dental Prosthetics (Sibiu, 2023). About Art propels me forward in life. I love music and enjoy composing with the drums. Their complexity helps me relax and stay more focused on what I'm doing. Clinical Experience Over 3 years in the field of digital dentistry, in the use of intraoral scanners for total supra-implant rehabilitation. Personal Thoughts Dentistry is an art that requires imagination and knowledge to create smiles and improve people's lives. It is a constantly evolving field, where staying up to date with the latest technologies is essential. Dentistry is a challenge, and I love challenges.

Orthodontic Treatments There is a wide variety of appliances , and making a decision about the most suitable option may seem complicated, so we suggest you read this brief summary and let our team advise you. Dr. Diana Rotar , a specialist in orthodontics and dentofacial orthopedics, coordinates the orthodontic team and has over 12 years of experience in the field, along with Dr. Șoim Alexandra and Dr. Irina Lupșe . The orthodontic specialists, like our entire team, share a working philosophy that prioritizes quality and planning time for each treatment. They are often the ones with a comprehensive view of cases involving various dental specialties , working towards a common goal : restoring oral function and aesthetics, with long-term stable results. The work of our orthodontic specialists at Clinica Rotar is a combination of architecture and dental craftsmanship. It takes vision and logic to solve the functional and structural aspects of occlusion, as well as keen observation and passion for details to achieve natural and imperceptible dental finishes, which together determine the long-term success of a complex rehabilitation treatment plan. What types of braces are there? The fixed dental brace There are several types of brackets, each with its own advantages and disadvantages, with different shapes and structures. At Clinica Rotar, we use self-ligating braces , which have a closing mechanism that "captures" the metal arch responsible for tooth movement, eliminating the need for ligatures (colored rubber bands). Due to the reduction of friction between the components of the appliance, the teeth align faster, with less force applied, thus reducing the discomfort felt by the patient. Additionally, they are easier to clean and less retentive for plaque than conventional brackets, due to the fully metal locking system. Invisalign® Treatment The Invisalign® treatment consists of a series of customized aligners that need to be worn for 22 hours a day, for 1-2 weeks each. Depending on the complexity of the case, the number of required aligners is determined, which also dictates the total duration of the treatment. The main advantages of this type of treatment are aesthetics and easy teeth cleaning, which is done as usual. How long does orthodontic treatment take? The duration of orthodontic treatment varies depending on its complexity, and once we have completed the study of your case, we can also refer to its duration: Simple Cases 18 Months Average cases 18-24 Months Complex Cases 24-32 Months The stages of an orthodontic treatment include: 1/ Primary consultation With the first consultation, the orthodontist will clinically examine you and determine the optimal time to start orthodontic treatment. During this session, the doctor will find out what issues are bothering you (misaligned teeth, joint pain, muscle spasms) and what your expectations are. 3/ Multidisciplinary consultation Sometimes a multidisciplinary team is needed to analyze and treat the case. That is why, in some more complex cases, a joint consultation with a periodontist, prosthetist or surgeon is needed to develop the complete treatment plan. 5/ Actual placement of the orthodontic appliance Depending on the type of dental appliance recommended and agreed upon with the dentist, it may be necessary to additionally take a digital impression of the oral cavity. In the case of a fixed dental appliance, it is applied to each tooth individually through bonding with composite materials. 7/ Correcting the bite It is a work phase that aims to create a harmony in the contact between the two dental arches, maxillary and mandibular. 2/ Case documentation This session aims to gather all the necessary data for analyzing your case and developing the treatment plan. It involves taking impressions of the dental arches, using either the traditional or optical/digital method, recording the bite (mounting in an articulator), intraoral and facial photographs, as well as imaging investigations (maxillary and dental computer tomography, teleradiography, nuclear magnetic resonance imaging of the temporomandibular joint, etc.). 4/ Diagnosis and treatment plan In the next session, following the correlation of all the data, the diagnosis and treatment plan are explained in detail, including all possible treatment options. The patient will have the opportunity to clarify any uncertainties regarding the treatment and to choose, together with the doctor, the treatment method that suits them best. 6/ Teeth alignment It is the easiest to obtain, it is done in the first months of orthodontic treatment. 8/ Finishing Its objectives include aligning the gingival margins and achieving the final functional and aesthetic details simultaneously. How much does an orthodontic treatment cost? The costs of orthodontic treatment vary depending on the complexity of the case , the type of braces chosen (bracket type/Invisalign®), and the auxiliary means required during treatment (temporary anchorage devices). At Clinica Rotar, we like to believe that you choose us for the quality of our orthodontic treatments , our specialists' expertise and confidence, the technology we use, the way we diagnose and offer solutions, or our communication style. What is the ideal age to start orthodontic treatment? In general, orthodontic treatment is most effective in children around the age of 12 when all permanent teeth have erupted. However, the first orthodontic consultation is recommended around the age of 6-7 to diagnose, prevent, and treat certain dento-maxillary anomalies during the patient's growth. As for the upper age limit, it does not exist today as long as the necessary bone and periodontal support for orthodontic movements are present. However, orthodontic treatment in adults progresses more slowly due to differences in bone structure, which is denser, as well as anatomical limitations corresponding to age. What problems can orthodontics solve? The problems that can be treated with orthodontics include: Resolving dental crowding. Correcting the bite and musculo-articular pains associated with chewing. Closing spaces between teeth or creating space necessary for a tooth, a dental implant, or for prosthetic rehabilitation in cases of tooth wear. Resolving dento-maxillary skeletal anomalies. These are best treated in childhood. Due to advances in orthodontic treatment methods and adjunctive tools, the age at which these problems can be resolved has increased.

Medical specialist in oral and maxillofacial surgery, doctor of medical sciences Assistant professor, "Iuliu Hațieganu" University of Medicine and Pharmacy Cluj-Napoca; Dr. Daniel Ostaș Specialist in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, Doctor in Dental Medicine (2023), Assistant Professor at Iuliu Hațieganu University of Medicine and Pharmacy, Cluj-Napoca; Dental Medicine Faculty (Iuliu Hațieganu University of Medicine and Pharmacy, Cluj-Napoca, 2012), Medicine Faculty (Iuliu Hațieganu University of Medicine and Pharmacy, Cluj-Napoca, 2017), Specialization in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery (Cluj-Napoca, 2017), Doctorate in Dental Medicine (2023) About I devote my free time to my family. We're ”The Wanderers” — a regular bunch that enjoys traveling, meeting people, and sharing stories. Amidst balancing work and family, I endeavor to squeeze in some time for cycling and honing my skills at target shooting. Clinical Experience Since 2013, I have been practicing clinically in areas such as dentoalveolar surgery, oral implantology, surgery for benign and malignant tumors, as well as trauma and reconstructions in the oral and cranio-maxillofacial sphere. In addition to continuous training in the specialty, I am focused on the development of personalized implants/medical devices in oral and cranio-maxillofacial surgery. Personal Thoughts In a world of aggressive marketing, I believe that honesty should prevail in the relationship with the patients, anchoring their expectations in the current technical possibilities and their personal biological reality. In addition, empathy, perseverance, and pragmatism are attributes that build the trust between doctor and patient.

The treatments for oral rehabilitation and prosthetics Oral health is an integral part of our overall health and should be a priority, yet it is often left unresolved or postponed, leading to extensive dental wear and even tooth loss. Oral rehabilitation is the process aimed at restoring the integrity and functionality of the dento-maxillary apparatus (teeth, periodontium, bones, muscles, temporomandibular joint), which may be altered by various inherited or acquired conditions. Dr. Medeea Tălmăceanu, Dr. Daniel Tălmăceanu, Dr. Sandra Gorcea, Dr. Anca But, Dr. Vlad Băncescu, and Dr. Raul Ghiurca form our team that performs complex oral rehabilitations. These specialists, like our entire team, share a working philosophy that prioritizes quality and planning time in every treatment. They are the ones who often have a comprehensive vision of cases involving various dentistry specialties, working with a common goal: restoring harmony in the oral cavity, both functionally and aesthetically, with long-lasting results. The process begins with the accurate diagnosis of the changes present in all components of this dento-maxillary complex, from the temporomandibular joint and muscles to the enamel or gingival texture, assessing the health status of the maxillary and alveolar bones, periodontal support, dental pulp, hard dental structures, and occlusion (bite). All these components, similar to any mechanical complex, are closely interrelated. Addressing unilaterally some of these components, without having the perspective of the whole, can be useful but is often insufficient. The investigation of conditions affecting the dento-maxillary complex is conducted through both clinical examinations and the use of modern technologies (intraoral 3D scanning, volumetric tomographies, computerized recordings of joint movements, 3D simulations of aesthetics and proportions), aiming to identify all changes resulting from inherited or acquired conditions (tooth loss, changes in their position, dental wear, etc.). Oral rehabilitation is a complex process involving all subspecialties of dentistry, both in the investigation phase and in the treatment phase. It is a multidisciplinary effort through which the patient regains the functionality of their teeth, chewing ability, as well as aesthetic function, the smile, with stable results over time. Modern dentistry increasingly incorporates this process of oral rehabilitation due to the broad perspective it entails, but especially because of the long-term stable results generated by achieving aesthetic and functional balance among all components of the dento-maxillary apparatus. The future of modern dentistry is represented by conservative dentistry , whose primary goal is to preserve as much as possible of the patient's biological structures (enamel, dentin, bone, soft tissue). Minimally invasive treatments are an integral part of this approach. Supported by technological advancements and materials science, minimally invasive treatments have been clinically and scientifically validated in recent years, becoming widely adopted in current practice. Minimally invasive techniques are implemented only for incipient lesions, using modern technologies such as optical microscopy, therapeutic lasers, and digital planning, which allow for high precision, useful in differentiating and preserving healthy tissue. All dental subspecialties have incorporated computerized and minimally invasive techniques, providing patients with both comfort and faster recovery following treatment. They are also available in our clinic.

Indentity We are a team of specialist doctors in various branches of dentistry with the common goal of providing high-quality treatments of varying complexity, ensuring long-term robustness. We share the philosophy of our predecessors regarding the medical value of dentistry, an integral part of human well-being. We understand and are adapted to the entrepreneurial-material aspect of this medical field - particularly in Romania, which is predominantly private - but we aspire for our relationship with patients not to be merely transactional. We combine modern, personalized medical services with traditional professional and human values. We not only aim to treat but also to educate our patients and their families in order to prevent future oro-dental conditions and maintain proper health, as well as to sustain the achieved results.

New Patient Ghidul Pacientului Our patients go through the multidisciplinary dental treatment like a journey! It is not an easy, cheap or comfortable journey. This approach requires time, perseverance, financial resources, motivation, seriousness. Here's what this journey looks like in our clinic: First Call Our desire is to have patients with whom we resonate, to be on the same wavelength, so that we have effective and beneficial communication for both parties. As a result, we created some filters, a sort of triage of patients starting with the first phone call. If you have chosen us, for a few minutes, you will have to answer some questions from our colleagues at the reception. First Visit They say that the first impression matters the most! Studies show that the first 90 seconds are crucial and have the biggest impact. This principle also applies in a dental office. In this sense, we set up the reception in a bright, welcoming space, where you can admire unique art objects, turning waiting into aesthetic delight. Signing Documents The first 15 minutes are spent with our colleagues at the reception to sign the documents necessary for your registration as a patient of the Rotar Clinic. On this occasion, if you wish, you can be led on a tour of the clinic, you will be introduced to the services, the infrastructure, the rules of operation and the Patient Guide. First Consult Due to the difficulty of our cases and because we believe it is important to allocate enough time for a correct assessment of the general condition of the teeth and smile, the first consultation always lasts one hour. On this occasion, we listen to you carefully, find out what dental problems you have, what bothers you and what you want to correct, align our goals and expectations and recommend the next appointments. Case Documentation Initial documentation creates a fair, realistic starting point that is the foundation for future treatments. In this sense, we document almost all cases identically, because we want to diagnose and document them flawlessly! This involves taking initial photos and videos, a scan of the teeth, taking X-rays indicated by the doctor during the initial evaluation. Specialty Consultations In each multidisciplinary case, the patient undergoes an orthodontic, periodontal and prosthetic evaluation, so that each doctor can then integrate the treatment plan and the specific costs. Each specialist talks about possible risks and complications, presents similar cases, talks about types of devices, materials, treatment sequences, etc. Team Case Analysis The next stage is the analysis of the case within the team, we develop the treatment plan and make a cost estimate. Presentation of the Diagnosis and Treatment Plan Finally, we present the diagnosis and treatment plan to the patient, along with estimated costs. On this occasion, we will answer all the patient's questions related to the medical or financial side, so that he has a clear vision of the existing dental problems. Beginning of Treatment The documents related to the medical file will be signed and the appointments necessary for each individual case will be made.