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After 24 years of practice, a personal reflection on what the dental profession has taught Dr. Zerguine. Vocation, technique, empathy, clinical humility.

Nitrous oxide conscious sedation is a useful tool for some patients, especially children. It does not replace the relationship of trust that must be built before any treatment.

Preventive extraction of wisdom teeth in adolescents is less and less recommended. Dr. Zerguine explains the current clinical position and the actual indications.

Prescribing antibiotics in dentistry isn’t based on pain, but on the presence of a confirmed infection. Dr Zerguine explains the clinical distinction and the real indications.

Bruxism in children is common and most often physiological. Dr Zerguine explains why you can be reassured, when to consult, and why this usually stops once stable permanent dentition is established.

Bruxism silently wears down teeth, often without pain or sensitivity. Dr. Zerguine explains the clinical signs, when a night guard becomes useful, and the situations that lead to reconstruction.

Every year, thousands of European patients choose to seek treatment abroad—particularly in Turkey—for perfectly legitimate economic reasons. The price difference is real and significant. The stay can be pleasant. And for certain treatments, the result is satisfactory. I am not here to judge this choice. I treat all patients who need it—including those who return

Losing a tooth is a common occurrence.The “dental implant” solution is well known today—but is it always necessary? Between urgency, aesthetics, and function, it is important to understand: What is a dental implant? An implant is an artificial titanium root inserted into the bone to replace a missing tooth. It then allows for the attachment

Alternating between an electric and manual brush allows for effective cleaning and gum stimulation for optimal hygiene.