Micro-endodontics
Microscope-assisted root canal. What for?
Micro-endodontics or microsurgical endodontics is an aspect of the root canal procedure that evolved after the introduction of the Dental Operating … Read More
How about keeping those teeth?
Root canal treatments
Tooth decay or other trauma create open gates for bacteria to reach the inner part of the tooth. When nerves and blood vessels inside the tooth are … Read More
Some of our procedures
Fixed Prostheses on Implants
The integration of implant and bone requires a latent period that can range from six to nine months. Subsequent to this period, one or more teeth can be screwed into or cemented to the implants. When there is a large enough gap, an implant (or artificial root) can be screwed into the bone and … Read More
Whitening
This cosmetic approach makes your teeth a much brighter shade of white. Whitening requires only one session at the dentist's office. This technique may also be done at home over a period of ten days. Both approaches are harmless and yield excellent results. Opalescence BOOSTTM for … Read More
Crowns
When a tooth is beyond repair, the recommended option is to replace it with a crown. In addition, crowns serve to protect teeth that are subject to fractures. Crowns are prepared in a laboratory, using various combinations of materials (porcelain, metal and ceramic). Under ideal conditions, … Read More
Bridges
The bridge is a permanent dental restoration used to replace one or several missing teeth that is cemented to adjacent teeth or dental implants. This procedure may be completed in two visits. The most commonly-used material is porcelain fused to a metal frame, which is made of a cast gold alloy … Read More