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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:



57% of people with disabilities consider taking care of their mouths a daily challenge

On the occasion of the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, which is commemorated on December 3, the Illustrious Official College of Dentists and Stomatologists of Asturias (CODES) wishes to remind everyone that oral health is also a right, and that there are still challenges to overcome that prevent many people with disabilities from accessing dental care on equal terms.

How stress can affect oral health

According to the latest Mental Health Monitor in Spain 2025, prepared by Ipsos, more than half of Spaniards report suffering from some type of stress-related disorder, and 36% identify it as one of their main health concerns. This problem, beyond its emotional impact, is leaving its mark on oral health, a link that is little known even among those who regularly visit the dentist.

The PRAN presents its 2025 campaign "Using antibiotics properly is vital"

The Spanish National Plan Against Antibiotic Resistance (PRAN) has launched its new campaign, "Using Antibiotics Correctly is Vital," to raise awareness about the responsible use of antibiotics. With a friendly and informal tone, the initiative conveys a clear message: antibiotics only work if used correctly, and we all have a crucial role to play in this.

A pioneering study using stem cells opens new hopes for dental implant placement.

Various research groups around the world are looking for biological alternatives that try to stimulate and improve the regenerative capacity of the biomaterials currently used to deal with bone defects in the jaws that prevent or hinder the placement of implants and, therefore, the rehabilitation of lost teeth.

Oral pathologies are closely connected to cardiovascular health

Untreated oral diseases affect a large portion of the Spanish population, according to data from the Epidemiological Surveys on Oral Health promoted by the General Council of Dentists of Spain.

Schoolchildren with poor oral health are three times more likely to miss school days due to toothache.

With the return to routine, the rush returns, and sometimes we begin to abandon good health habits that we may have established in our lives during times when we've had more free time, such as during vacations.