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Dentistry7 minYour implant is in place. How to keep the result for years
An implant cannot get tooth decay, but the tissues around it can become inflamed. How professional hygiene and home care help you keep the result of treatment.
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Dentistry9 minKeep your own teeth: how professional hygiene lowers the chance of needing implants
Professional hygiene helps control tooth decay and gum disease — two common causes of tooth loss. How the procedure works and what to do at home.
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Pediatrics12 minIs sedation safe for children?
A systematic approach to the safety of pediatric sedation: pre-procedure assessment, monitoring, staff, choice of drug and readiness for emergencies.
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Pediatrics7 minWho is responsible for your child during general anesthesia or sedation at MediLavia?
The safety of pediatric sedation and anesthesia is built into the clinic as a system: patient selection, protocols, a skilled team and reliable infrastructure.
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Pediatrics9 minWhat are the effects of sedation and anesthesia in children?
The key finding of current data: a single short sedation or anesthetic does not cause significant neurocognitive impairment. We look at risk modifiers and recommendations.
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What side effects can nitrous oxide have?
The most common side effect of nitrous oxide in children is vomiting. Serious adverse events are extremely rare. We review data from large registries.
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What types of sedation are used in pediatric dentistry?
What sedation is, why it is needed and what levels exist: from nitrous oxide to intravenous sedation and general anesthesia. A clear explanation for parents.
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Pain relief for ENT procedures in children at the otolaryngologist’s office
How to reduce a child’s pain and fear during ENT procedures: non-drug methods, local anesthesia and light sedation with independent breathing preserved.
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Pain relief methods in pediatric ENT surgery
Why ENT surgery in children needs a special approach: the role of general anesthesia, combined endotracheal anesthesia, premedication and prevention of postoperative pain and nausea.
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ENT11 minIndications and contraindications for ear tube placement (tympanostomy)
When placing a ventilation tube is justified and when ear tubes are not recommended: AAO-HNS criteria, risk groups, complications and effectiveness.
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ENT13 minModern treatment of otitis media in children
Watchful waiting or antibiotics, choice of drug and course length, pain relief, managing otitis media with effusion and prevention — based on NEJM and AAP data.
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Can frequent ear infections delay a child’s speech development?
How conductive hearing loss in otitis media with effusion affects speech and language, who is at risk and what ear tubes achieve — based on AAO-HNS guidance.
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ENT11 minSide effects of antibiotics for frequent ear infections in children
Diarrhea, antibiotic resistance, gut dysbiosis, the risk of allergies and asthma: why a balanced approach to antibiotics matters in recurrent ear infections.
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Adenoids in children: when and how to treat, and when to watch
The natural course of enlarged adenoids, indications for conservative treatment and adenoidectomy, and a practical algorithm based on AAO-HNS guidance.
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Indications for surgery (adenoidectomy, tonsillectomy)
Obstructive, infectious and otological indications for surgery in children, the role of polysomnography and contraindications — per AAP and AAO-HNS.
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Why and how often do adenoids grow back after surgery?
Recurrence rate, timing, risk factors and the role of surgical technique: why complete removal of the tissue determines the outcome.
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Ways to prevent adenoid regrowth after surgery
Surgical and medical approaches and treatment of comorbidities: how complete tissue removal and endoscopic control reduce the risk of recurrence.
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Managing residual sleep apnea after adenotonsillectomy: CPAP and repeat surgery
A multidisciplinary approach to persistent OSA after surgery: medication, CPAP, orthodontics (RME), hypoglossal nerve stimulation and repeat surgery.
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What is drug-induced sleep endoscopy (DISE) and when is it needed?
How DISE differs from polysomnography, which sites of obstruction it reveals, when sleep endoscopy is indicated in children and how the methods compare.
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When does chronic sinusitis need surgery?
Criteria for referral to FESS in chronic rhinosinusitis, evidence on the effectiveness of surgery and the role of biologic therapy — based on AAO-HNS guidance.
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Endoscopy and sinus CT: how patients are prepared for FESS
Nasal endoscopy, sinus CT and the CLOSE mnemonic, medical preparation and anesthesia planning before FESS.
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What is debridement and how should recovery after FESS be managed?
Debridement, nasal irrigation, topical corticosteroids, antibiotics and long-term follow-up after FESS sinus surgery — based on AAO-HNS guidance.
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How is nasopharyngeal endoscopy performed in adults and children?
Choice of endoscope, preparation and anesthesia, technique in adults and children, indications for nasopharyngeal endoscopy, a low-risk outpatient procedure.
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When is nasopharyngeal endoscopy contraindicated or in need of special preparation?
The safety profile of nasopharyngeal endoscopy, situations that call for special caution or postponement, and precautions when using topical medications.
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What anesthesia is used for adenoid and tonsil removal and ear tube placement?
Why endotracheal anesthesia is the gold standard for ENT surgery in children, the role of local anesthesia, premedication and prevention of postoperative pain and nausea.
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Pain management in adults: how MediLavia keeps treatment pain-free
A personal “Pain Code”, a multimodal approach and evidence-based anesthesiology in dentistry, maxillofacial surgery and ENT: NSAIDs as first line, dexamethasone, regional blocks.
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Treatment without pain or fear: a pain management program for children
How MediLavia assesses and relieves pain in children: age-appropriate pain scales, safe medicines and an opioid-free approach, regional anesthesia and non-drug distraction methods.
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Pain management concept: the “Pain Team”
The full cycle of pain management, from pre-operative preparation to rehabilitation: who is on MediLavia’s perioperative medicine team and what each specialist is responsible for.
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General medicine12 minMediLavia Center for General Medicine, Laboratory and Instrumental Diagnostics
Why a mass “test everything for everyone” check-up does not work, how genetics is changing preventive medicine and what expert-class equipment the center uses: CBCT with Diagnocat AI, GE LOGIQ P9 ultrasound, the LabQuest laboratory.
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A check-up at MediLavia: an investment in the future based on your DNA
Why a standard “one size fits all” health check no longer works and how a personalized health pathway is built: from your genetic profile and targeted diagnostics to an individual risk management plan.
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A GP is more than an internist: your personal medical director
How MediLavia has rethought the role of the general practitioner: risk management, a single decision-making center, global referral to the world’s best resources and medicine for the whole family — the four pillars of your health.
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MediLavia’s unified quality and safety protocol
How patient safety is organized along the entire pathway — from the questionnaire before the visit and mandatory GP risk screening to operating room checklists, the photo protocol and a reinforced standard in pediatric care. 15 principles that protect you.
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