Our Clinical Services
We offer a comprehensive range of dental treatments, from implantology to smile design, with transparent planning and high clinical standards.
An aesthetic and functional resin-based restoration method used to repair material loss in tooth structure.
A conservative resin restoration applied directly to the front surface of the teeth to close discolorations and diastemas.
A hybrid restoration using fiber strands to increase structural resistance in wide cavities and teeth with a high risk of fracture.
A removable prosthesis that provides retention through mucosal support and vacuum effect in cases of total edentulism.
The adaptation of prostheses that have loosened due to melting in the jawbone by adding material to the tissue surface.
The process of repairing a broken prosthesis body or fallen artificial teeth in a laboratory environment.
A metal-free modern ceramic restoration type offering high mechanical resistance and superior aesthetics.
A custom-made appliance used to protect teeth and joints in patients with bruxism (teeth grinding).
A type of removable denture in which a metal framework is placed inside the acrylic body for durability.
A traditional crowning method obtained by baking porcelain on a infrastructure made of precious or base metal alloys.
Removal of prostheses that have completed their lifespan or have underlying pathology detected using expert techniques without harming surrounding tissues.
Ultra-thin ceramic leaves produced for aesthetic purposes, glued only to the front surface of the teeth.
Detailed clinical and radiographic evaluation performed to determine the general status of oral and dental health.
Intraoral radiography showing the structure of a single tooth from crown to root tip (apex) and surrounding alveolar bone.
Numbing a specific area to ensure patient comfort in dental procedures.
Removal of bacterial plaque, calculus (tartar), and external stains accumulated on tooth surfaces.
Procedure performed to increase patient comfort and dentist access when intervening in deep periodontal pockets.
Polishing tooth surfaces after scaling to clear remaining plaque and stains.
Smoothing root surfaces and clearing infected cementum tissue to stop infection in periodontal pockets.
Lightening tooth shade using hydrogen or carbamide peroxide agents.
Stabilizing loose teeth due to supporting bone loss by binding them together.
Sealing deep grooves (fissures) on chewing surfaces of molar teeth with a flowable material to prevent decay.
Preventive procedure to strengthen tooth enamel against acid attacks and promote remineralization.
Partial nerve treatment procedure in primary teeth where decay reaches the nerve, aimed at maintaining vitality.
Removal of primary teeth that are severely decayed beyond repair or causing eruption disorders.
Restorations made with materials suitable for children's oral structure and primary tooth physiology.
Extraction of fully erupted teeth above gums using forceps and elevators easily.
Surgical removal of teeth with malformed roots, broken due to severe decay, or trapped within bone.
Surgical operation of teeth (usually wisdom teeth) remaining under bone or gum that could not erupt normally.
Fixed or removable prosthetic support made by placing titanium screws in jawbone replacing missing teeth.
Removal of implants that lost function due to infection (peri-implantitis) or failed osseointegration.
Elevating maxillary sinus floor to resolve bone deficiency in posterior upper jaw.
Mechanical and chemical interventions performed to ensure clot formation and stop bleeding post-surgery.
Cleaning pathological cavities (cysts) in jawbone and restoring health to surrounding tissues.