Dr. Sashka Blagoevska-Simjanoska was a guest on the TV show “I Love Macedonia” on Sitel Television, where she spoke about one of the most commonly underestimated oral health issues – dental tartar.

Caring for oral health starts in early childhood. That is why we were delighted to be part of a wonderful, educational, and meaningful day spent with the children from “Kole Nedelkovski” Primary School.

What Crooked Teeth and an Improper Bite Indicate in Children

Everything You Need to Know About Laser Gum Therapy

The Benefits of the New Era of Digital Dentistry

Implant Therapy and Types of Implant-Prosthetic Solutions

Successful Tooth Preservation Through Endodontic Treatment

What Are Clear Aligners for Teeth Straightening? – Dr. Sashka Blagoevska

Orthodontic Treatment for Adult Patients!

Temporomandibular Dysfunction or Temporomandibular Joint Disorder (TMJ / TMD)

Dr. Liljana Laushevikj
Specialist in General and Aesthetic Dentistry

A Naturally Beautiful and White Smile Is the Best Fashion Accessory You Can Wish For! – Dr. Sashka Blagoevska

Natural, Biodynamic Orthodontics – A Therapy That Can Modify Facial Skeletal Growth and Create a Healthy, Beautiful Smile!

How to Achieve a Perfect Digitally Designed Smile?

A Few Words on Proper Oral Hygiene and Prevention in Infants and Children

Dr. Dobrila Kangova

Bonding is a procedure in which a tooth-colored resin is applied and hardened with a special light, ultimately "bonding" the material to the tooth to improve a person's smile.

In this brochure, you will find useful information about dental implants—what they are, how the treatment is performed, and what to expect before and after the procedure. Please read it carefully and keep it, as it contains answers to many of the most common questions patients have about dental implants.

In this brochure you can find useful information about dental implants – what they are, how the treatment is carried out, and what to expect before and after surgery.

From Digital Impression to Directly Printed Aligners!

A dentist or dental surgeon will perform the extraction in their clinic and then give the person some instructions for caring for the area as it heals.

Gum disease is common and unpleasant, but, according to a growing body of evidence, it could also play a role in a surprising range of seemingly unrelated health problems.

An oral surgeon, not a dentist, may extract a tooth when the situation is more complicated. In many cases, they extract third molars or wisdom teeth.

If we cut our skin or break a bone, these tissues will repair themselves; our bodies are excellent at recovering from injury. Tooth enamel, however, cannot regenerate, and the oral cavity is a hostile environment.