The initial evaluation consists of collecting data on the state of your oral health. We examine the head and neck, mucous membranes, gums, and teeth to detect any anomalies. Based on this information, we will work together to establish a treatment plan to maintain the brightness of your smile.

Photos are taken using an intraoral camera to visualize oral anomalies during evaluations and to allow for comparison before and after treatment.

Dental cleaning includes scaling and polishing of the teeth.
a. Dental scaling: This treatment aims to remove tartar, a buildup of calcified bacteria that adheres to tooth surfaces and can be harmful to your oral health.
b. Dental polishing: This procedure removes stains and dental plaque, contributing to the cleanliness of the teeth.

Scaling is a procedure to remove tartar (a hard bacterial buildup that adheres to tooth surfaces). Tartar can cause gum disease and must be removed by a professional. This procedure helps prevent dental diseases by removing tartar and thoroughly cleaning the tooth surfaces, which improves overall oral health.

Knowing how to effectively take care of your teeth and gums at home is essential for maintaining a healthy, radiant smile.

This evaluation may be recommended following the detection of abnormalities in the gums. It allows for the collection of data on teeth at risk of periodontal disease. This information is crucial for proposing appropriate treatment and assisting you in adopting personalized dental hygiene.

This treatment involves applying a remineralizing agent to the affected areas. It is often used for early carious lesions, allowing them to be monitored before they develop, as well as in hard-to-reach areas (for example, root caries). This type of treatment can also serve as a desensitizing agent.

The application of concentrated fluoride varnish strengthens dental enamel and makes teeth more resistant to bacterial attacks, thus protecting against cavities. This treatment is available for both children and adults.

This type of filling is used to prevent cavities in pits and fissures by preventing bacteria from settling there. It is used for developing teeth or in cases of high cavity risk. Dental sealants are often covered to prevent the accumulation of food debris and bacteria in these hard-to-clean areas, thereby reducing the risk of cavities.

This type of filling has a remineralizing effect with fluoride release. Glass ionomer is a material that gradually releases fluoride, which helps to strengthen dental enamel and prevent cavities. It is often used for fillings on milk teeth, small cavities, or areas of the tooth exposed to acids.

We also offer emergency services, highly appreciated by our patients. If you have a broken tooth due to an accident, a fractured tooth, or a fallen filling, or if you need treatment on short notice, we can assist you with temporary fillings.

We use the Zoom whitening system. The treatment involves applying whitening gel to the teeth with the Zoom acceleration under the supervision of an oral health professional. To proceed with the whitening, a dentist's prescription may be required.