Personalization of different treatments
It is important to understand that oral rehabilitation does not follow a rigid path. Depending on each case, treatments can be very varied: some processes require a surgical phase (such as implant placement), while others can avoid it entirely through minimally invasive techniques.
The latter allow for the restoration of function and aesthetics by barely wearing down the natural tooth or by using high-tech adhesives. Therefore, the treatment plan can range from a comprehensive intervention to subtle small adjustments that achieve significant changes without the need for surgery.
treatment phases
What to expect in the different phases of this treatment?
Oral rehabilitation allows for the recovery of functionality and aesthetics in patients with tooth loss or severe wear. At Clínica Dental M. González Orta, we design personalized solutions to restore the patient’s quality of life.
The first step is to understand the actual state of your mouth. It is not just about looking at the teeth, but about understanding how your gums, bone, and jaw function.
Objective: To detect cavities, infections, or lack of space.
What to expect: Photographs of your face and smile, X-rays, and sometimes a digital scan (a video that creates a 3D mold of your mouth).
This is where the “magic” of design happens. The dentist uses all the previous information to create a plan tailored to your needs.
Objective: You will know exactly what will be done and how you will look at the end.
What to expect: Our team of professionals will study your case to see which treatments and materials are most suitable for you, and we will organize the appointment. Decisions are made regarding which materials will be used (such as porcelain or zirconia) and the appointment schedule is organized.
This is the stage of preparation and active treatment. Here, the operation is carried out using the best technology to achieve the best results.
Objective: To leave the mouth healthy and with the final pieces.
What to expect: If you need implants, extractions, or grafts, they are performed in this step with anesthesia so there is no pain. Provisional teeth are placed, if necessary, until the rehabilitation with the final pieces is completed.
This is the conclusion of the process and the quality control. Once everything has healed, the final teeth are placed.
Objective: To ensure that the results are comfortable, aesthetic, and, above all, durable.
What to expect: The dentist will adjust your bite so that it is comfortable. You will also be given cleaning instructions and subsequent maintenance check-ups that are necessary for the greater durability of the prosthesis or rehabilitation.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
For anyone who has suffered the loss of several teeth.
If you have problems chewing.
If you suffer from severe wear.
You may experience digestive difficulties.
Progressive dental wear.
Or an alteration in facial aesthetics.
Proper hygiene.
Periodic check-ups.
You will have a progressive adaptation.
