OUR SERVICES
TEETH WHITENING
Teeth whitening is a cosmetic treatment that aims to whiten the outermost surface of the tooth, improving the look of your smile without damaging your teeth.
The technique used depends mainly on each patient's clinical condition, their expectations and the speed of results they wish to achieve. Our dentists can advise you on the most correct and suitable technique for you, always based on the best balance of effectiveness and safety.
ORAL SURGERY
Responsible for all surgical procedures related to the extraction of teeth that cannot be kept in the oral cavity, namely teeth with very extensive and unrestorable decay, teeth without bone support, impacted teeth, among others.
Oral Surgery is also responsible for diagnosing lesions of the head and neck region, such as cysts or tumours involving oral structures
RESTORATIVE DENTISTRY
Restorative Dentistry focuses on the treatment of tooth decay and dental fractures by removing the affected tissue, carefully disinfecting and cleaning the damaged area, and then restoring it with materials such as composite resins.
For patients with greater anxiety and fear of pain, treatment can be carried out using Conscious Sedation. This method uses a specific device that releases nitrous oxide (N2O2) and oxygen (O2), promoting relaxation and improving patient cooperation during dental treatment.
MICROSCOPIC ENDODONTICS
Endodontics studies and treats the dental pulp, the whole root canal system and the periapical tissues. With the use of the Microscope, an advanced approach to endodontic treatment, the working field is magnified and illuminated, allowing a highly detailed view of the internal anatomy of the tooth.
With this technology, it is possible to identify the location of the canals more precisely and to detect possible fractures or broken instruments, significantly improving the quality, predictability and safety of endodontic treatment.
COSMETIC DENTISTRY
A specialised area dedicated to correcting dental imperfections. New medical techniques and cutting-edge technology make it possible to work on the appearance of your teeth in a natural, personalised way. There are various solutions to improve anything that holds back your desire to smile (colour, shape, positioning, fractures, etc.); from aesthetic restorations to veneers or crowns, we find the best solution for each case.
OCCLUSION AND TMJ
Occlusion is the area of Dental Medicine that prevents, diagnoses and treats occlusal problems (contact relationships between the teeth of the upper and lower jaw) and that is interrelated with disorders of the temporomandibular joint (TMJ).
Do you clench or grind your teeth, or feel pain when opening your mouth, speaking, eating or chewing?
Bruxism is a behavioural condition characterised by repetitive activity of the masticatory muscles, which may occur during sleep and/or wakefulness. At the appointment all of these parameters will be assessed and, if confirmed, a splint may be needed, whose function is to stabilise the jaw and relieve muscle tension, preventing tooth wear.
ORAL HYGIENE – GBT
The Oral Hygiene appointment aims to prevent oral diseases such as tooth decay and to maintain the various dental treatments, by eliminating risk factors such as tartar and bacterial plaque.
The appointment follows every step of the GBT Protocol (Guided Biofilm Therapy) which, through advanced technology, is minimally invasive and reduces tooth sensitivity during the appointment. The result is a more comfortable experience, focused on prevention and effective results.
IMPLANTOLOGY
This speciality covers the diagnosis, planning and placement of implants in the dental arches of patients who have lost teeth. The stability of the treatment depends on the properties of the bone in which the implant is placed. Thorough assessment and meticulous hygiene are essential for the success of Implantology techniques.
Replacing lost teeth has countless advantages, from aesthetics to the harmony and health of the oral cavity, thereby avoiding future limitations.
GERIATRIC DENTISTRY
A speciality based on the particular needs of older people. Cellular and morphological ageing affects every system of the body, including the oral cavity. In this age group it is important to pay attention to how the various organs function and how they respond to different treatments, medication and conditions common in older people, such as high blood pressure, diabetes and cancer, among others.
FIXED ORTHODONTICS
Its aim is to diagnose, prevent and treat dentofacial irregularities, technically known as malocclusions. When a child or adult has changes in the position, or in the growth and development, of the bones or teeth, Fixed Orthodontics can correct these changes and normalise growth, function and aesthetics.
All of this comes down to treating changes in the position of the bones and teeth and in the occlusal relationship between the jaws, as well as their effects on chewing, aesthetics and speech.
CLEAR ALIGNER ORTHODONTICS
Clear Aligner Orthodontics uses transparent aligners as an aesthetic and functional alternative to conventional fixed braces. As well as preserving the look of your smile, they deliver the intended results. Because they are removable, they allow patients to maintain proper oral hygiene, reducing the risk of tooth decay and gum inflammation.
These appliances can be used by patients of different age groups, including children, teenagers and adults.
PAEDIATRIC DENTISTRY
This is the area responsible for the oral health of babies, children and adolescents. The appointment stands out for winning over these young patients psychologically, which calls for additional knowledge of the specific features of their physical and psychological characteristics, the bone growth of the jaws and skull, the dynamic eruption of the teeth, the presence of baby teeth, and their smaller body and mouth size.
A baby's first dental visit should take place when the first baby teeth erupt or, at the latest, by the time the child turns one.
SLEEP APNOEA
Obstructive sleep apnoea syndrome consists of the repeated, transient closure (lasting at least 10 seconds) of the upper airway during sleep, preventing the passage of air (apnoea) or limiting it (hypopnoea).
The symptoms of obstructive sleep apnoea syndrome can occur at night or during the day, and the most common are snoring; recurrent awakenings; needing to urinate during the night; restless sleep; morning headaches; a feeling of unrefreshing sleep; excessive daytime sleepiness; irritability; lack of attention, memory problems or difficulty concentrating.
At the Sleep Apnoea Consultation it is possible to carry out the diagnosis and subsequent treatment, using the electronic device that performs the sleep study.
