CONSERATIVE DENTISTRY

IT INVOLVES THE DENTISTRY AIMED AT THE PRESERVATION OF THE NATURAL TOOTH OF THE PATIENT, AVOIDING THE EXTRACTION WHERE POSSIBLE.

FILLINGS

These are aimed to replace the tooth structure lost in degenerative process (cavities). An example is the reconstruction with composite of cavities in morals, restoring the lost anatomy.

ENDODONTICS

A treatment commonly known as “killing the nerve”, we perform it in those pieces where cavities have deepened up to the tooth pulp, infecting it with bacteria, causing an intense pain. We eliminate the complete tooth structure with cavities and we seal the inside with a sealing material.

PERIODONTOLOGY

Aimed to the care and conservation of tissues that surround the tooth (gum and bone). With these techniques we restore a healthy aspect and an environment free of bacteria that could chronically accumulate in our teeth (bacterial plaque) and endangers the tissues that surround them, which could result in losing the attachment of the teeth, resulting in its extraction. Within the most common illnesses of these tissues we can find:

FIXED AND REMOVABLE PROSTHESES

With the appearance of dental implants, this type of prosthesis is falling more and more into disuse. Destined to replace the lost pieces, these prostheses are attached to neighbour teeth. They can be fixed or removable.

ORAL SURGERY

It is the branch of dentistry responsible for the extraction of damaged, impacted or badly positioned pieces (also known as wisdom teeth), which are affecting our hygiene or our bite.