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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:



Poor oral health can influence our emotional well-being.

In observance of World Mental Health Day, celebrated on October 10, the General Council of Dentists of Spain reports that there is growing scientific evidence suggesting that individuals experiencing mental health issues also suffer from poor oral health. Furthermore, this is a bidirectional relationship: poor oral health can negatively affect psychological well-being, while mental health disorders can severely impair oral health.

Dental care tailored to mental health conditions ensures effective and comfortable treatment for the patient.

Individuals experiencing depression or anxiety face a drastically higher risk of developing severe oral health conditions—a clinical reality that requires dentists to evolve toward a highly adapted, empathetic, and multidisciplinary model of care.

Dental patient safety requires prevention, diagnosis, and follow-up throughout life.

Oral health is an inseparable part of general health. The WHO ranks oral diseases among the most common non-communicable diseases and notes that they share risk factors with other chronic conditions.

Dr. Sandra G. Martín highlights oral health as key to preventing disease in her new book.

Dr. Sandra G. Martín, a dentist specializing in cosmetic dentistry and preventive oral medicine, presents *Health Begins in Your Mouth* (*La salud empieza en tu boca*), a work aimed at raising awareness that the mouth is the starting point for our health, well-being, and longevity. Born in Tenerife and based in London, the doctor maintains that the mouth is a fundamental element in understanding the body's overall condition and moving toward a more preventive approach to medicine.

How to prevent dental erosion caused by frequent swimming in chlorinated pools

Rinsing with water and controlling the time before brushing are the most effective measures to protect oral health.

Keys to maintaining good oral health in children during the summer

Changes in routine, increased consumption of ice cream and soft drinks, or the practice of sports can increase the risk of cavities, dental trauma, and problems with braces, respectively.