The purpose of the main techniques of cosmetic dentistry is to improve the aesthetic appearance of the smile by using several disciplines of dental medicine such as: teeth whitening, composite, composite and ceramic inlays, ceramic veneers, ceramic crowns, minor orthodontic treatments and enameloplasty.

A crown is made of porcelain or metal and is placed on a tooth in order to restore it or to strengthen it. A bridge, otherwise known as a fixed partial prosthetic, is used to replace missing teeth and cannot be removed by the patient.

A removable prosthetic (complete or partial) is made of an acrylic base on which prefabricated teeth are placed to replace the missing teeth and gums.

Following the insertion of implants, a fixed or removable prosthetic is placed on the implant to start being used by a crown, a bridge or a prosthetic.

An advantages of an inlay is to preserve the dental structure. It is possible to replace defective composites or amalgams. Gold is an outstanding material; it is durable, biocompatible and will not cause wear on opposing teeth. If you prefer a natural, white color, porcelain is also available for inlays.

The iTero scan allows us to take a 3D impressions directly in the mouth. This latest technology is revolutionizing the dental world and allows better comfort for the patient. The scan is used for night guards, crowns, bridges, in-lays and Invisalign.

In our clinic we perform minor orthodontic intervention to correct minor dental problems such as overlapping dental spaces, correcting dental alignment and crossbite. We use removable braces and Invisalign treatment.

Discipline involving the treatment of all tissues surrounding the tooth. This includes the gums, bone, tissue surrounding the root (called “cement”) which contains the ligament (called “alveolodental”) connecting the tooth to the bone.

A root canal treatment consists of eliminating the vitality of a tooth. It can be performed to relieve an abscess or before the installation of a fixed prosthesis such as a bridge or crown. After a root canal treatment, the tooth is more fragile. A crown and a pivot may be required to restore the tooth.