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Dental cleaning performed with an ultrasonic cleaner, aeropolishing, and manual technique, and brushing techniques indications for maintenance while at home; we recommend a prophylaxis appointment and examination for caries detection every 6 months. The dental sealants are a liquid layer of resin that blocks the areas most commonly affected by caries in order to prevent them. Mouth guard indicated for patients with bruxism (nocturnal dental grinding).

• Metal crowns with porcelain
  
• EMAX crowns (porcelain only)
  
• Zirconia crowns
  
• Hybrid porcelain crowns with resin
  
• Table Top inlays, in EMAX, ENAMIC.
  
• Fixed bridges with the aforementioned systems.
  
• Partial bridges in flexible VALPLAST material.
  
• Complete dentures in baked enamel acrylic or VALPLAST.
  

In the case of partial loss of teeth, we suggest the treatment of fixed bridges in porcelain to restore those teeth and thus reinforce the remaining teeth and help to keep the patient’s optimal dental health. In the cases of total loss of the dental pieces, we suggest the use of complete dentures.

• Porcelain Veneers
  
• Porcelain crowns without metal
  
• Porcelain bridges without metal
  
• Resin Fillings
  
• Tooth whitening

Cosmetic dentistry is a combination of art and science focusing on aesthetic results using the most advanced and varied restoration techniques and materials to enhance the patient’s smile with a pleasant appearance.

A dental implant is a titanium attachment that is inserted into the bone to replace the root of the missing tooth. This attachment can replace a single tooth, several or even all of the teeth, restoring the shape and function of those missing teeth, and allowing patients to regain confidence in themselves by being able to chew their food properly again and smile with absolute confidence knowing they have a denture which is equal to the natural.

The tooth treatment is performed with digital radiology equipment and with guided instrumentation techniques, which attends the affections of the tooth nerve (also known as pulp). In the past, when a tooth had a diseased or infected nerve, it had to be removed; however, today that is no longer true for 95% of cases, as we believe in rescuing the teeth rather than simply removing them.

We make every effort to help you preserve your natural teeth for life!

Periodontics is the area of dentistry that encompasses diseases in the supporting tissues of the teeth that involve the gums and bone. Among these, the most common are GINGIVITIS, which refers to localized inflammation of the gums, and PERIODONTITIS, which is an irreversible destructive process in the bone.

This is the dentistry area responsible for correcting the position of teeth. Apart from the poor self-esteem many people experience because of them, crooked teeth are harder to keep clean, thus increasing the risk of tooth decay and gum disease. Sometimes, they also make more difficult to chew certain types of healthy, high-fiber food, causing digestive difficulties or simply to avoid bad food. Others may experience discomfort in the jaw joint due to improper alignment of teeth and gums.

If your teeth are protruding, they may be more susceptible to chip off or fracture. An improper bite may even cause teeth to wear unevenly and faster. A number of problems can create the need for orthodontic treatment, from teeth that are crooked, stacked up, or that have inappropriate spaces, to an overbite, an inverse bite, a closed or crossed bite.

There are several types of braces: metal, ceramic or sapphire, whose indication depends on the patient’s case and expectations.

Maxillary orthopedics is a dentistry specialty that treats problems in the growth and development of the maxillary bones in children, which consequently translate into crooked teeth and inharmonious mouths.

This is the dentistry specialty that treats children and is responsible for the diagnosis and medical-surgical treatment of diseases, injuries and defects that alter the functional and aesthetic aspect of teeth.

• Extracciones Dentales
• Retenciones Dentarias
• Trauma Facial
• Patología Bucal y Maxilofacial
• Alteraciones de la Articulación Temporomandibular
• Alteraciones Dentofaciales y Defectos Congénitos
• Implantes Dentales
• Infecciones de la región Maxilofacial
• Cirugía Endodontica
• Cirugía Preprotésica