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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:



Spanish dentistry continues to demonstrate its scientific excellence in the latest edition of the Stanford Ranking

The classification highlights 13 Spanish dentists among the most relevant scientists at an international level, and selects 36 as the most influential authors in the scientific production of Dentistry in the last year.

94% of adults in Spain have cavities

Dental caries is the most widespread chronic disease in the world and constitutes a major challenge for public health. Untreated caries in permanent teeth has a global prevalence of 40%, according to data from the Atlas of Oral Health in Spain , prepared by the General Council of Dentists.

Campaign "See your trusted dentist"

The Association of Dentists of Malaga launches its campaign: "Consult your trusted dentist" aimed at raising awareness among the population of Malaga and warning about the risk of buying whitening, orthodontics, or any oral treatment through the internet, given the complexity of these processes that should only be supervised by a dentist.

The General Council of Dentists warns about the increase in the consumption of nitrous oxide for recreational use

The fashion of consuming nitrous oxide, which has already been reported by the General Council of Dentists, has increased in recent times. Its consumption is taking place through whipped cream cans, where this gas is present to achieve the effect of foam.

4.5 million Spaniards have suffered some type of dental trauma

The summer season is one of the times of the year where more injuries usually occur, in most cases, due to falls, collisions, accidents, sports practice or recreational activities. The General Council of Dentists reminds that all dental injuries should be considered an emergency and you should go to the dentist as soon as possible.

Bad teeth and dentures increase the risk of cancer

Research from the National University of Córdoba indicates that the irritation caused by poorly placed prostheses or teeth in poor condition increase the chances of contracting the disease, which in turn "is greater when the person consumes tobacco or alcohol, even in quantities moderate”.