Dental

We replace missing teeth with premium implants and fixed restorations — durable, digitally planned solutions that look and feel like natural teeth.

A complete dental prevention programme — adapted to every age, from pregnancy and babies to adults.

We restore the shape, function and appearance of teeth with digitally produced prosthetic restorations — crowns, veneers and bridges in zirconia or all-ceramic.

We align teeth and correct the bite with clear aligners or fixed braces — a personalised digital plan, with the result simulated before we start.

Oral surgical procedures carried out safely, with modern sedation protocols and rapid recovery.

When the bone in the upper jaw no longer has the height needed for an implant, a sinus lift restores it. It is the procedure that makes an implant possible where you have been told it cannot be done.

When the upper jaw has lost almost all of its bone, a standard implant has nowhere to anchor. A zygomatic implant looks for another point of support: the cheekbone, which resorbs very little.

We treat periodontal disease — inflamed, bleeding or receding gums — to stop bone loss and help you keep your natural teeth for the long term.

We save teeth with an infected or inflamed pulp through modern root canal treatment performed under the microscope — precise, safe and comfortable.

Regular professional cleaning is a simple investment in the health of your smile — it prevents decay, gingivitis and tooth loss.

We whiten enamel safely, under medical supervision — after an assessment that establishes whether your stains respond to whitening and how much lighter your shade can realistically become.

Veneers cover the visible surface of the tooth and correct its shape, colour and position. They are an aesthetic solution, not one that repairs a diseased tooth — which is why the first conversation is about whether you need them.

The frenum is the fold of mucosa that connects the tongue to the floor of the mouth, or the lip to the gum. When it is too short or attached too low, it restricts movement, and a frenectomy releases it.