Dental assessment includes the clinical evaluation of oral health, analysis of symptoms, complementary diagnostic tests and definition of the most suitable treatment plan for each patient.

What does Dental Medicine treat?

Dental Medicine covers different areas of oral healthcare, including:

Preventive Dental Care

Regular oral health assessments, dental hygiene and prevention of oral diseases.

Dental Cavities

Diagnosis and treatment of tooth decay affecting the enamel and dental structure.

Gum Disease

Assessment and treatment of gingivitis, periodontitis and other periodontal diseases.

Dental Pain

Diagnosis of the cause of tooth pain and definition of the most appropriate treatment.

Oral Rehabilitation

Functional and aesthetic restoration of teeth and oral structures.

Dental Aesthetics

Treatments focused on the harmony, appearance and aesthetics of the smile.

Children’s Oral Health

Monitoring of oral health in children and adolescents, promoting preventive habits from an early age.

Prevention and oral health

Prevention is one of the fundamental pillars of Dental Medicine. Regular follow-up allows the early identification of oral changes, prevention of complications and promotion of better oral health throughout life.

Maintaining good oral health also contributes to overall health, self-esteem and quality of life.

A close and personalised approach

Dental Medicine works closely with other clinical areas whenever necessary, ensuring an integrated and patient-centred approach.

At Family Medical Centre & Antiaging Clinic, we are committed to close, specialised and personalised care focused on oral health, comfort and patient wellbeing.