7 Supporting program

7. Long-Term Maintenance Program 

Completed treatment is not the end of care. Long-Term Stability Is Part of Treatment.

Completion of active treatment does not mean the end of care. Biological tissues, occlusion, restorations and functional status may change over time.

The supporting program includes periodic clinical and functional monitoring, professional prophylaxis and follow-up of the achieved treatment outcome.

Each patient receives an individualized maintenance program according to the treatment performed, clinical condition and individual risk profile. The frequency and content of the program are determined individually according to the patient’s risk profile, treatment performed and clinical condition.

Periodic preventive and clinical examinations, together with functional follow-up when required, allow us to monitor the achieved stability and respond promptly to any changes.

The aim is to monitor and maintain the achieved biological, functional and structural stability over time.