DENTAL TREATMENTS
The Art, Science and Technology Behind Beautiful Smiles
A Friendly Workflow
The most important for me is to provide an environment where my patients feel comfortable and safe during the procedures. My workflow considers all aspects of the patients’ general health, providing them with the best treatment for each dental procedure.
FIRST ASSESSMENT
The assessment includes:
– Photographs of your face, smile and teeth
– Perform a comprehensive and detailed intra/extra-oral examination
– Check your eating habits
– Examine your gums and your oral hygiene
– Intra-oral Radiographs
PERSONALISED TREATMENT PLAN
All information from the first assessment is gathered to develop a personalised treatment plan that is best for you and that delivers the best results.
You will receive full, clear and accurate information about the proposed treatment and its options, risks and outcomes.
INFORMED CONSENT
Before any treatment is carried out, you will be fully informed about the details of your treatment, the risks and rewards of each treatment included in your individual Treatment Plan.
PAIN-FREE TREATMENT
For patients not to feel fear when receiving dental treatments, we offer a pain-free dental experience which will involve a fully effective local anaesthesia.
RUBBER DAM PROTECTION
Rubber dam is a protective sheet with a hole that dental professionals position over a tooth during dental procedures and it is very effective in isolating the tooth to be treated, to avoid cross-contamination and to prevent patients to swallowing debris during the treatment.
TREATMENT FINALISATION & PREVENTION CONTROL
To promote dental and overall health and wellbeing, I strongly recommend regular dental visits, as I can spot any problem in the early stages, and treat it before it gets critical.
BALANCED DIET, HEALTHY SMILE
The human body is incredibly complex. The foods and the frequency you choose to eat can affect your general health and the health of your teeth and gums. For a healthier life and the health of your teeth and gums, you need to consider what to eat and drink.
Proper nutrition means eating a well-balanced diet so that your body can get the nutrients needed for good health and wellness. If your diet is low in the nutrients your body needs, your mouth may have a more difficult time resisting infection.
Dental health is affected not only by what you eat but also when you eat. A balanced diet will improve your oral health.