It consists of small brackets that are attached to each tooth and a wire that joins them into a unitary assembly. The purpose of the dental appliance is to reposition the teeth to treat dento-maxillary abnormalities in both children and adults.

It is an artificial root implanted in the bone that supports a crown or a prosthesis. The dental implant is a solution for people who have lost one or more teeth and is a long-term solution both aesthetically and functionally.

It is a division of dentistry that deals with all diseases of the oral cavity that need surgical treatment. It involves more extensive interventions, such as fractures, tumors, suppurations, bone or soft tissue malformations.

The prosthetist is an expert in restoring and replacing teeth to get a beautiful and functional smile. Crowns, bridges, dentures or dental veneers are the treatments that can restore the smile in a multidisciplinary approach.

The treatment of teeth in children is very important because the early loss of temporary teeth can cause various complications of eruption of permanent teeth. The treatment of any ailments and the prevention of caries at an early age have repercussions in adult life.

It is a chronic inflammatory gum condition caused by dental plaque. Without treatment the disease progresses, the gum begins to withdraw from the teeth and affects the alveolar bone. Eventually the teeth are expelled from the dental alveoli.

It is addressed to patients who want healthy teeth, well aligned and as white as possible. Using modern methods - digital smile design, dental veneers, zoom whitening - you can get a smile perfectly harmonized with the patient's physiognomy.

It represents a series of state-of-the-art technologies that offer significant advantages over conventional dentistry: a perfectly integrated smile in the face, configured on a computer, dental reconstructions performed in record time, in less than 24 hours.

Endodontics is the specialty that deals with the diagnosis of dental nerve diseases and their treatment. In most cases, endodontic treatment involves removing the nerve and closing the root canal to protect against future infections.