Prevention is our best ally in combating oral problems; for this reason, effective daily oral hygiene combined with periodic check-ups at the dentist are fundamental for a healthy mouth.

The revolutionary protocol that allows the hygienist to perform a much more effective, much less invasive and, therefore, virtually painless teeth cleaning!

Small patients need special attention: that's why in our practice there is a pedodontist, or pediatric dentist, who knows how to take care of the mouth, teeth and gums of children in all stages of growth, until adolescence (about 15 years).

Oral conservation is the branch of dentistry that deals with both functional and aesthetic preservation of the tooth structure following injury from trauma or caries, so as to avoid premature extraction and replacement of the tooth.

Endodontics is the treatment of the ducts of the teeth in which the dental pulp is located. The pulp usually becomes inflamed as a result of an untreated caries, which grows from superficial to deep; to preserve the tooth it is therefore necessary to devitalize it.

The periodontium is the object of study of periodontology, which literally deals with "everything around the tooth", i.e. the soft tissues (gum and periodontal ligament) and hard tissues (alveolar bone and root cementum) which are actually the tissues that support the tooth.

Oral surgery concerns all interventions in the oral cavity for the treatment of those pathologies that cannot be solved by other methods; usually oral surgery can be classified into two categories, minor oral surgery and complex surgery.

The extraction of wisdom teeth is one of the most common and requested minor oral surgery procedures: these teeth often do not have enough space to be correctly positioned along the dental arch and their eruption can cause an imbalance that negatively affects the whole dental structure.

Some patients suffer from a severe bone deficiency, a situation that leads them to not have enough jawbone (in quality or quantity): with current regenerative surgery techniques it is possible to restore the jawbone of patients with atrophies.

Implantology is a set of surgical techniques whose purpose is to replace one or more missing teeth through medical-surgical devices called dental implants thanks to which those who have lost one or more teeth can recover the functionality and aesthetics of their mouth.

This type of implantology allows dental implants to be placed with more precision, in less time and with a less invasive operation thanks to the use of software and three-dimensional models of the patient's mouth with which to predict possible complications and establish the stages of the operation.

Zygomatic implants are a type of dental implant that is attached to the bone of the cheekbone; this alternative - with very high success rates - is used when the patient does not have enough bone to load a traditional dental implant.

Thanks to invisible orthodontics, it is possible to undergo orthodontic treatment and thus straighten your teeth, improving your smile, chewing and speech without anyone noticing, through Invisalign transparent removable masks.

Classical orthodontics involves the use of brackets attached to the teeth. These brackets are joined by a stainless steel arch and exert slight pressure on the root of the teeth, causing them to move into the desired position.

The loss of one or more teeth is a real pathology called edentulism and can cause great functional and aesthetic discomfort: to remedy it and restore the functionality of the mouth, dental prostheses are used, which can be fixed, adhesive or mobile, depending on the needs.

Cosmetic dentistry or cosmetic dentistry is that branch of dentistry that deals with improving the appearance of people's teeth and smile.

Professional teeth whitening allows you to recover the natural whiteness of teeth that are exposed when you smile (upper and lower incisors and canines) thanks to hydrogen peroxide which is activated through the light of a LED lamp.

Dental veneers are one of the most common cosmetic dental treatments; they are thin porcelain or composite plates that are bonded to the front of the teeth.

Gnathology is the branch of dentistry that deals with the study of the masticatory apparatus: the gnathologist is able to precisely identify the origin of the pathology (if this is due to a masticatory problem) and set up the most appropriate therapy together with a dentist.

When we talk about dental urgency we mean a problem that occurs suddenly and that needs to be treated as soon as possible: if you have an urgent problem call us at 800 176606 or 029105667.