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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:



The General Council of Dentists recalls the importance of regular check-ups to protect oral health

The General Council of Dentists of Spain recalls the importance of visiting the dentist regularly, at least once a year, to protect our oral health.

Why does tooth loss occur?

Tooth loss, also known as endentulism, tends to occur more frequently in the elderly, but it can also occur at any stage of a patient's life, so it is very important to know how to prevent tooth loss.

Doctors, dentists, pharmacists and veterinarians will have specific programs for the health care of their members

The General Council of Physicians has signed a general collaboration protocol with the Dentists, Pharmacy and Veterinary Councils to support and promote the creation, coordination and implementation of a Comprehensive Care Program for Sick Healthcare Professionals, adapted to the needs of each profession, based on the experience and success of the Comprehensive Care Program for Sick Physicians (PAIME) developed by medical colleges for 25 years.

Tips for enjoying good oral health during the summer

Millions of bacteria coexist in the oral cavity, without this being synonymous with pathology.

A study by La Paz and Primary Care reveals alterations in the tongue as a symptom of COVID19

The so-called COVID tongue consists of an increase in the size of the tongue and other lingual lesions such as depapilation in patches, that is, smoother areas of the tongue that are often associated with loss of taste. This symptom may be a sign of COVID-19, together with those already described as fever or cough, and may facilitate early detection of the infection.

The number of registered dentists skyrockets in Spain to 40,968 professionals, 26% more than ten years ago

The number of registered dentists in Spain has grown exponentially in recent years to reach the current figure of 40,968 professionals, which is 26.3% more than a decade ago (32,445 registered in 2013).