By identifying problems early, we can intervene in a less invasive and costly way, protecting your oral health and avoiding pain and discomfort.

Through the initial discussion and clinical examination, your dentist will obtain essential information about the current state of your oral health. You’ll be able to discuss any symptoms, pain or discomfort, and the doctor will thoroughly examine the health of your teeth, gums and oral tissues.

In order to be able to provide an accurate diagnosis and an appropriate treatment plan, it is important to use a variety of paraclinical examinations. These additional examinations provide us with valuable information about the health of the teeth as well as the surrounding structures.

• Dental X-rays: These are essential in the diagnosis of dental conditions that are invisible to the naked eye, such as tooth decay, dental root lesions and periodontal disease. Dental X-rays can be of different types, and your dentist may order additional X-rays as necessary to get as much information as possible about the area to be treated.

• Computed Tomography (CT): This technique allows detailed three-dimensional images of the jaw and dental structures. CT provides an in-depth view, allowing the dentist to accurately assess bone density, the position and size of dental implants, and other complex aspects of dental treatment.

Your first visit to the dentist is the starting point for a personalized treatment plan, and talking to us will allow you to clearly understand your needs and explore the treatment options available.

We will introduce you to different treatment solutions and alternatives, explaining the advantages and disadvantages of each, and then you will be able to make the informed decisions necessary to establish a treatment plan that best suits your needs and desires.