Dental treatments
We offer medical, aesthetic, surgical and rehabilitative dental treatments designed to protect oral health, restore chewing function and improve smile aesthetics through an integrated clinical approach.
Dental treatments to protect health, function and smile aesthetics
Dental treatments include preventive, conservative, periodontal, aesthetic, implantology and surgical procedures. The indication depends on the diagnosis, the condition of the teeth and gums, the amount of available bone, the bite and the patient’s functional or aesthetic goals.
At Face Clinic, each case is assessed individually, with clinical and radiological support when required, in order to propose a realistic and well-sequenced treatment plan.
Dental treatments to replace missing teeth
When one or more teeth are missing, the aim is to restore chewing function, preserve bite stability and improve smile aesthetics.
Implants, prostheses and dental rehabilitation
Treatments Dental implants · Dental prostheses · Dental bridges · Fixed full-arch rehabilitation · Removable prostheses · Hybrid prosthesis on implants
Condition Tooth loss
Dental treatments when there is not enough bone
In patients with bone loss, treatment may require regeneration, grafting or advanced implant techniques before oral rehabilitation can be performed.
Bone regeneration and advanced implantology
Treatments Dental bone graft · Dental bone regeneration · Sinus lift · Split Crest technique · Zygomatic implants · Pterygoid implants · Subperiosteal or juxtaosseous implants · Dental implants without bone graft
Condition Dental bone loss
Dental treatments to align teeth and improve the bite
Tooth position and the bite influence aesthetics, chewing function, tooth wear and temporomandibular joint health.
Orthodontics, dentofacial orthopaedics and occlusal function
Treatments Invisible orthodontics · Braces · Lingual orthodontics · Interceptive orthodontics · Dentofacial orthopaedics · Palatal expander · Occlusal splint · Surgical orthodontics
Condition Tooth alignment and bite problems
Dental treatments for the gums
The gums and periodontal support are essential for maintaining teeth and implants stable over time.
Periodontics, recession and gum health
Treatments Gum treatments · Regenerative periodontal surgery · Gum graft · Gingivectomy · Crown lengthening
Also assessed Periodontal maintenance, scaling and root planing, peri-implantitis treatment and control of gum inflammation.
Dental treatments to improve smile aesthetics
Dental aesthetics must be planned while respecting tooth health, the bite, smile proportions and a natural-looking result.
Colour, shape, proportion and dental harmony
Treatments Teeth whitening · Porcelain veneers · Composite veneers · Zirconia crowns · Dental contouring · Smile design
Aesthetic gum treatment Gingivectomy · Crown lengthening
Dental treatments to preserve teeth and treat infections
Whenever clinically possible, the objective is to preserve the natural tooth, control infection and rebuild damaged tooth structure.
General and conservative dentistry
Treatments General and conservative dentistry · Root canal treatment
Also assessed Fillings, dental reconstructions, inlays and onlays, root canal retreatment, fissure sealing, professional dental cleaning and dental trauma treatment.
Surgical dental treatments and oral surgery
Some dental problems require surgical procedures to remove teeth, treat lesions, prepare bone or resolve infections and oral pathology.
Oral surgery and dental pathology
Treatments Oral and maxillofacial surgery · Maxillary or mandibular osteotomy
Also assessed Complex extractions, wisdom teeth, oral biopsy, jaw cysts, oral mucosal lesions, dental-origin maxillary sinusitis, osteonecrosis and mandibular osteomyelitis.
Dental treatments in complex maxillofacial cases
When the problem affects the maxillary or mandibular structure, the bite or dentofacial harmony, a coordinated approach between dentistry and maxillofacial surgery may be necessary.
Dentofacial anomalies and multidisciplinary planning
Treatments Dentofacial anomalies · Orthognathic surgery · Osseous mentoplasty · Facial asymmetry surgery · Condylectomy · Surgical orthodontics
Which dental treatment may fit your case
This guidance does not replace a clinical assessment, but it can help you identify the most likely treatment area.
Implants, bridges, prostheses or fixed rehabilitation depending on the case.
Regeneration, grafting, sinus lift or advanced implants.
Orthodontics, orthopaedics, splints or combined planning.
Periodontics, grafts, maintenance or gum surgery.
Whitening, veneers, smile design or aesthetic gum treatment.
Conservative dentistry, root canal treatment or dental reconstruction.
Extractions, cysts, oral lesions or surgical procedures.
Coordinated dental and maxillofacial assessment.
Common questions about dental treatments
General answers to guide patients. A specific treatment indication always requires a clinical examination.
What dental treatments are performed at Face Clinic?
At Face Clinic, we assess preventive, conservative, periodontal, implantology, aesthetic, orthodontic and surgical dental treatments. Availability may vary depending on the clinic, clinical team and case complexity.
How do I know which dental treatment I need?
The appropriate approach is to undergo an individual dental assessment. Pain, tooth mobility, gum bleeding, tooth loss, wear, infection or aesthetic concerns may have different causes and require different treatments.
How much do dental treatments cost?
The price depends on the diagnosis, tests required, number of affected teeth, materials, surgical complexity and whether treatment is carried out in one or several stages. The budget must therefore be confirmed after clinical assessment.
Do you accept private dental insurance?
Some Face Clinic centres may accept certain private dental insurance plans, but this depends on the clinic, insurance provider and treatment. It is advisable to ask the clinic where you would like to be treated to confirm coverage and conditions.
Can several dental treatments be combined?
Yes. It is common to combine periodontics before implants, orthodontics before dental aesthetics, bone regeneration before fixed rehabilitation or oral surgery with prosthetic treatment. The sequence must be planned to protect oral health and function.
Are X-rays or 3D scans necessary?
Not always, but in dental implants, oral surgery, bone regeneration, complex orthodontics or maxillofacial cases, radiological tests or 3D studies may be required for more precise planning.
Where to find Face Clinic
Choose the most convenient clinic for an initial dental assessment. Availability of treatments and private insurance may vary by clinic.
Madrid · Barrio de Salamanca
- Calle de Diego de León, 39, 28006 Madrid
- +34 910 885 812
Salamanca
Assessment availability may vary depending on the treatment and specialist.
- Pl. Basilios, 8, 37001 Salamanca
- +34 923 171 340
Badajoz
Assessment availability may vary depending on the treatment and specialist.
- Avda. de Villanueva, 6, 06005 Badajoz
- +34 924 982 437
Do you need guidance about your dental case?
Our team can assess your situation and explain which dental treatment options may be most appropriate according to your diagnosis, oral health, chewing function and aesthetic goals.
For private dental insurance enquiries, please indicate your insurance provider and the clinic where you would like to be treated so availability can be checked.
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