When the teeth are pigmented or dark, the teeth bleaching treatment improves their colour without altering or damaging the structure.
There are different techniques to carry out dental bleaching:
Bleaching at the doctor's office: 2 or 3 sessions lasting 1 hour are usually necessary to achieve excellent results.
Ambulatory Bleaching: This technique is carried out outside the doctor's office, wherever the patient finds it more convenient. Patient's mouth prints should be recorded and then 2 small containers are designed to place the bleaching gel. This should be placed daily inside the mouth for some hours. Within a few days, the teeth look much whiter and the results are surprising.
Internal Bleaching: It is useful for those teeth that have changed their colour after a root canal treatment or blow. The combination with more than one whitening technique might be necessary. In some extreme cases, bleaching might not be enough, and porcelain veneers should be used.

Root Canal Therapy: It's the procedure by which the dental pulp tissue inside the tooth, which goes along the root, is removed. The treatment consists in performing a little hole inside the tooth to reach the nerve and remove all the tissue itself. It is a painless procedure thanks to the use of anaesthetic. In some cases, no pain whatsoever is felt, while in others, pain can be more intense. However, on average, only a slight discomfort might be reported, which subsides with the use of pain relievers.

It's the speciality that treats, takes care and recover the support structures and tissues surrounding the dental tissue, such as gums and bone.
Gingivitis, on the other hand, is an inflammation of the gums caused by the action of bacteria that settle on the teeth over and under the gum. If this inflammation is not reverted at its initial stage, it might lead to bleeding which will not stop until the cause is removed. If this disease is not treated, it might evolve, in some cases, into another illness named Periodontal Disease. This is a more advanced stage of gum disease, where infection involves deeper tissues such as bone. It can cause bone loss and, as a consequence, dental mobility. Both diseases can be avoided with an adequate hygiene and a visit to the dentist every 6 months.
Nowadays, there are aesthetic gum treatments to improve their level, apart from the classic periodontal treatment.

This name is given to the field of dentistry dedicated, not only to the treatment and prevention of dental misalignment, but also to jaw dynamics between them and facial bones. Its aim is to restore the shape and function of the oral cavity, achieving facial harmony and aesthetic. Our physicians address the diagnosis, research, prevention and correction of situations known as malocclusion, which consist of irregularities in the tooth position and jaw dynamics, that might lead to jaw and face deformities. There are different types of equipment (fixed: aesthetic, metallic; removable: functional, active). The election of each of them will depend on each case in particular, and on the duration of the treatment. Our physicians will provide you, after performing the correct assessment of your case, with the most suitable existing treatments. Remember that a perfect smile and a healthy mouth are possible whether the patient is a child or an adult.