Installing an occlusal splint can help persons with bruxism and solve certain problems with teeth grinding.

Dental crowns and bridges are fixed prosthetic devices that restore or replace one or several teeth that have been permanently damaged.

In general dentistry, simple dental surgeries refer to basic procedures, such as removing a tooth that is already loose or easily accessible. Complex surgery requires more precision and time, for example, when a tooth is broken, stuck in the bone, or located in a more difficult-to-reach area.

In general dentistry, dental emergencies refer to situations that require rapid intervention to relieve pain or prevent the condition of the tooth from worsening. This could be a broken tooth, an infection, severe pain, or even a lost filling. Our team is here to see you quickly and restore your comfort.

A root canal treatment, otherwise known as endodontics, can preserve a tooth that has been damaged or is dead. Keeping the natural tooth helps maintain the alignment of the teeth and avoid various other problems.

• Root canal treatment
• Root canal retreatment
• External and internal resorption
• Management of supra- and infra-bony perforations
• Removal of prefabricated posts
• Periapical surgery
• Apexogenesis
• Apexification
• Reimplantation
• Removal of screwed or cast posts

In dentistry, nitrous oxide is a safe gas that helps reduce stress and pain during treatments. Administered through a small mask placed over the nose, it works quickly and keeps you relaxed while remaining awake. Its effects wear off within minutes of stopping treatment.

In general dentistry, pediatric dentistry (pedodontics) refers to dental care provided to children, ranging from prevention (hygiene, fluoride, sealants) to cavity treatments or extractions, while taking into account their growth, development, and comfort.