Specialties
Dental Implants
Implantology is the branch of Dentistry that is dedicated to carrying out treatments with dental implants. Dental implants are surgically placed in the jawbone, where they serve as the roots of missing teeth. Because the titanium in the implants fuses with the jawbone, the implants won't slip, rattle, or cause bone damage the way fixed dentures or bridges might. Materials can't chip like your own teeth while regular bridges can.
In general, dental implants may be right for you if:
You have one or more missing teeth
You have a jaw that has reached full growth
You have adequate bone to secure the implants or you can receive a bone graft
You have healthy oral tissues
You do not have diseases that will affect bone healing
Can't or won't wear dentures
You want to improve speech
You are willing to commit to the process for several months
You don't smoke tobacco
Endodontics
This procedure, commonly known as killing the nerve, consists of totally or partially removing the affected dental pulp. Leaving the reticular or root canal clean and free of bacteria. Although caries is the main cause of inflammation and infection of the dental nerves, there are also other reasons to resort to this treatment: trauma, fractures, abrasion, wear...
Which are associated with specific symptoms:
Tooth sensitivity to cold
Inflammation of the gum
Chewing discomfort
Tooth color change
Endodontics is a safe and effective technique. If you are going to undergo a dental root canal, you should not worry. You will recover the functionality and natural appearance of your tooth. In addition, our dentists will carry out regular check-ups to verify their good condition.
Oral Rehabilitation
Oral rehabilitation is the part of Dentistry in charge of restoration; that is, it restores aesthetic function and oral harmony through dental prostheses for tooth loss, major destruction or to solve aesthetic problems, always seeking correct occlusion and function.
Oral rehabilitation is a specialty within dentistry that comprehensively combines the areas of fixed prostheses, removable prostheses, surgery, occlusion and dental implants, which performs the diagnosis and appropriate treatment plan for highly complex patients who need to recover their health. through the most modern rehabilitation techniques. In turn, it establishes a close relationship with the other disciplines of dentistry, such as periodontics, endodontics and orthodontics.
Periodontics
Periodontics is a branch of the medical-surgical dental specialty that studies the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of diseases and conditions that affect the tissues that support the dental organs (gingiva, periodontal ligament, root cement and alveolar bone) and implanted substitutes, for the maintenance of the health, function and aesthetics of the teeth and their adjacent tissues.
Periodontology is the contemporary specialty that emerges from dentistry-stomatology to support the study of scientific evidence on the state of the healthy and diseased periodontium.
