Dental treatments in Los Cristianos

Placed right after the tooth is removed, in the same session. This makes the most of the extraction site and helps preserve bone and gum.

The tooth is removed and the implant and prosthesis are placed on the same day. We call it DIPARR one day. Whether it is possible depends on each case.

Under 8.5 mm long. A solution when there is little bone height, with a shorter healing time.

For the front teeth, the ones everybody sees. The aim is for the new tooth to look just like yours; sometimes the surrounding gum is regenerated too.

Long implants anchored in the cheekbone. An alternative when a lot of bone has been lost in the upper jaw.

A well cared-for implant lasts for many years. We recommend a check-up at least once a year.

Artificial teeth the patient does not remove. They can go on your own teeth or on implants.

A CAD-CAM structure covered with resin or porcelain teeth that replaces a whole arch. It needs at least 4 implants per arch; we recommend more for long-term stability. The teeth are tried in your mouth before the final one is made.

When there is not enough bone to hold an implant, it is rebuilt with a graft: bone from another area of your mouth or a substitute. It can be done before or together with the implant.

A graft is placed between the upper jaw and the sinus to gain bone height. It is mainly used to place implants in the upper molars and premolars. Done under local anaesthetic.

A photographic study of your face and teeth to design the smile that suits your features.

They correct shape, colour and size. Composite veneers need no reshaping of the tooth; porcelain ones usually need a little enamel reshaping.

Removes stains from coffee, tobacco or some medicines.

Gives the gum a nicer shape around your teeth.

Clear, removable plastic aligners that move your teeth little by little.

Clear self-ligating braces: they hold the wire without elastics, with less force than conventional braces.