Dental Misinformation
Dental Misinformation Home Dental Misinformation: A Growing Concern Among Younger…
Dentist - Specialist Oral Surgeon in Thessaloniki
The initial examination and accurate diagnosis of each patient's problems are the essential foundation ...
When one or more teeth develop “decay” due to the action of bacteria in dental plaque...
Sometimes tooth decay (caries) or trauma extend deep enough to affect
the pulp...
Over the past 12 years, he has successfully handled numerous dental implant cases in Greece and abroad.
Oral surgery deals with the treatment of pathologies and injuries of the oral cavity, such as tooth extractions, cysts, and implants.
Dental implants are artificial replacements for natural tooth roots, used when one or more teeth are missing. They can be described as metal screws...
Every patient receives a thorough examination and diagnosis, along with a clear explanation of all available treatment options. We then carry out the chosen treatment plan with precision and attention to detail.
We treat each patient with empathy and care, ensuring they feel comfortable throughout every step of their visit and treatment.
Our dentist holds both undergraduate and postgraduate degrees of high caliber, an officially recognized dental specialty, and stays continually up-to-date by participating in seminars and conferences.
Dr Christos Koumlelis brings 18 years of substantial clinical experience across a wide range of cases in both Greece and the United Kingdom — a solid foundation for finding the right solution for your dental needs.
At least twice a year for a routine check-up, even if you don’t have any symptoms or other evident problems. Many dental issues like cavities and gum disease progress silently at first. Regular check-ups allow early diagnosis, making treatment easier, faster and cheaper. Your dentist may recommend more frequent visits based on your needs. And of course, see your dentist promptly if you have discomfort or were advised to seek treatment.
The correct answer is whenever it’s needed. Statistically, however, most people will usually require professional cleaning of the teeth once or twice a year. This procedure removes plaque and tartar that brushing alone can’t. Sometimes even small amounts of build-up can irritate gums, so earlier cleanings can prevent more significant problems. Cleanings are often combined with your regular 6-month check-up.
At least twice a day – once in the morning and once before bedtime.
Ideally brush 30 minutes after meals, not immediately — especially after consuming acidic foods, as that can damage enamel.
Bedtime brushing is critical since saliva production drops while you sleep, leaving teeth more vulnerable to bacteria.
Dr. Smith and the team were amazing! From the moment I walked in, I felt at ease. The care and attention to detail were outstanding. My smile has never looked better! I've always been nervous about visiting the dentist, but the staff here made me feel so comfortable. They explained everything clearly and made sure I was okay throughout the procedure The best dental experience I've ever had! The hygienists are gentle.
Dr. Smith and the team were amazing! From the moment I walked in, I felt at ease. The care and attention to detail were outstanding. My smile has never looked better! I've always been nervous about visiting the dentist, but the staff here made me feel so comfortable. They explained everything clearly and made sure I was okay throughout the procedure The best dental experience I've ever had! The hygienists are gentle.
Dr. Smith and the team were amazing! From the moment I walked in, I felt at ease. The care and attention to detail were outstanding. My smile has never looked better! I've always been nervous about visiting the dentist, but the staff here made me feel so comfortable. They explained everything clearly and made sure I was okay throughout the procedure The best dental experience I've ever had! The hygienists are gentle.
Dental Misinformation Home Dental Misinformation: A Growing Concern Among Younger…
Chewing Sugar-Free Gum Home Chewing Sugar-Free Gum: A Simple Habit…
Ready to take the next step towards a healthier smile? Use our easy online booking system to schedule your dental appointment. Simply select a date and time that suits you, provide some basic information, and leave the rest to us.
Fill out the form below to book your appointment with the dentist. We will confirm the time and send you a reminder.
Your smile is your signature. We make sure it’s bright, healthy, and authentic just like you.