Dentistry Sabinillas
Dentist in Sabinillas, Manilva, and Casares
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Conservative and restorative dentistry allows us to prevent, stop, and treat dental cavities at all stages, from minor to severe destruction of dental tissue. Dental cavities can slightly affect the tooth structure, damaging only the enamel, or progress to more severe stages, affecting deeper tissues such as dentin or the dental pulp.
An inlay or filling is a procedure that restores a tooth by placing composite resin material into the cavity created after removing the decay. It is called a reconstruction when the cavity affects multiple surfaces of the tooth.
Root canal treatment (endodontics) involves removing damaged or dead pulp tissue due to infection, then filling and sealing the canal to prevent further infections. Depending on the number of roots and nerve branches in the tooth, the procedure can be single-rooted, double-rooted, or multi-rooted.
When bacteria reach the tooth’s nerve, either because a cavity has progressed too far or through periodontal tissue (tissues surrounding the tooth root), a root canal is the only way to avoid extraction.
There is a small chance of root canal failure, in which case a re-treatment or retreatment of the canals may be recommended.
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Your Dentist in Sabinillas
We Care for Your Smile
Our patients are our priority. We offer a comprehensive service to ensure optimal oral health.
Expert Team
Our staff is highly qualified, with specialists for every dental treatment.
Planning
We schedule your appointments to complete treatments efficiently and on time.
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We employ the best human and technical resources to provide top-quality care.
Paediatric Dentistry
Children’s Dentist in Sabinillas
Paediatric dentistry focuses on preventive and therapeutic oral care for children and adolescents, including those with special needs.
Between the ages of 6 and 12, children’s baby teeth are gradually replaced by permanent ones. At around 6, the first permanent molars emerge as key pillars for future dental alignment. Proper care of these molars, as well as baby teeth, is essential to maintain chewing function and space until the permanent teeth come in. Contrary to popular belief, preserving baby teeth is crucial for the healthy development of permanent teeth.
Fluoride Application helps prevent cavities by strengthening tooth enamel, making it more resistant to the acids produced by bacteria. It also reduces dental sensitivity by reinforcing enamel, preventing discomfort from cold or hot substances.
A fluoride application every six months at the clinic is recommended, along with at-home reinforcement using toothpaste or mouthwash with lower fluoride concentrations.
Sealants are applied to the surface of healthy permanent molars to create a physical barrier that prevents bacteria and food particles from settling in the grooves and fissures, reducing the risk of cavities. This is especially beneficial for children with newly erupted permanent molars.
Periodontics
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Periodontics focuses on the prevention, early diagnosis, and treatment of diseases affecting the tissues around teeth and implants. Poor oral hygiene, smoking, and genetic predisposition can cause mild gum inflammation (gingivitis), leading to bleeding during brushing. Without proper treatment, this can develop into periodontitis, resulting in bone and tissue loss and eventually tooth mobility.
To treat and prevent periodontitis, scaling and root planing are necessary to remove tartar buildup beneath the gums, adhered to the tooth root. This procedure is performed in multiple sessions, dividing the mouth into quadrants, to clean and smooth the root surfaces, eliminating periodontal pockets and allowing the gum to reattach firmly to the tooth.
In advanced cases, periodontal surgery may be required to manage periodontitis effectively.
