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This section enables you to see the evolution of some clinical cases that we have solved in our clinic and the results that our patients have obtained with them:



New edition of the guide to “Oral Health for the Older Population”

The COEM Foundation has published a new guide with oral health advice for older patients entitled "Oral Health for the Older Population."

Tobacco, vaping, and implants: a combination that doesn't fit

Although technological advances have raised implant success rates to over 97%, tobacco and vaping remain the silent saboteurs of one of the most popular summer treatments: immediate dental implants.

Prevention, education and support from childhood to avoid orthodontic treatment

Oral health begins long before permanent teeth emerge. During childhood, the facial bones and jaw are fully developing, making this stage a key time to detect and correct any malalignments.

Having a healthy mouth strengthens self-esteem and improves communication with others.

With the arrival of summer, people often experience a positive change in mood. This season brings with it more daylight hours, pleasant temperatures, vacations in sight, and more time to socialize: the perfect ingredients for enjoying, unwinding, and, above all, smiling.

The dentist, a key ally in quitting smoking

On the occasion of World No Tobacco Day, celebrated every May 31, the General Council of Dentists of Spain reminds people of the serious effects of smoking on health, especially oral health, and highlights the essential role dentists can play in both the early detection of injuries and supporting smoking cessation.

Sleep deprivation among young people increases cases of bruxism, persistent fatigue, headaches and jaw tension.

Every night, thousands of teenagers in Spain go to bed without having reached the minimum recommended sleep hours for their age. Getting a good night's sleep is no longer a part of adolescence. The data confirms this: in 2010, 75% of young people between the ages of 11 and 18 were getting the right amount of sleep. In 2022, that percentage plummeted to 25%, representing a drop of more than 66% in just one decade.