The implant permanently modifies the root of the missing tooth. The integration of dental implants is a permanent solution, aesthetically and functionally better in case of lack of one, more or all the teeth.

Endodontic techniques are used to remove the dental nerve, while the root is being filled and the tooth is being treated.

Composite fillings are used to remove minor dental imperfections caused by caries, thus restoring dental aesthetic appearance and functionality.

Regular visits to the dentist in early childhood guarantee a knowledge of oral hygiene and allow the doctor to identify potential dental abnormalities and a prevention program.

If the tooth damage is too great or strong inflammatory processes are detected, the tooth extraction is applied.

In the absence of bone, prior to surgery, the maxillary bone grafting is applied to obtain the required bone volume.

By inserting a special mass in the sinus we obtain the volume required to integrate the implant.

Apicoectomy is the surgical removal of the root-end cysts.

The hemisection is the removal of a single root and a part of the tooth, while the rest serves as a basis for prosthetic work.

With a surgical procedure the visible part of the gums is reduced and the crown of the tooth is extended.

Alveotomy is an ordinary surgical procedure used for the extraction of the wisdom tooth under local anesthesia.

Corticotomy is the simple surgical extraction of impacted or ingrown teeth and residual dental roots under local anesthesia.

The frenulotomy is used to remove a too obvious frenum that connects the lip to the gums.

Cyst removal is a surgical procedure used for the removal of cysts under local anesthesia.

Adults can correct irregularly grown teeth in just 6 months with a transparent mobile braces.