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Fernando Madikian
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Used to replace missing teeth through a fast and predictable technique that allows for the replacement and updating of crowns if needed. This is a procedure with very low or no trauma.
Ceramic fronts that adhere individually to the teeth, improving their aesthetic appearance and closing unwanted gaps between teeth. Thickness ranges from 0.3 to 1 mm. Teeth must be healthy and intact. They are bonded using a conservative, quick, comfortable, and atraumatic technique that in some cases preserves the enamel.
A full ceramic “cap” that restores form, aesthetics, and function with highly satisfactory results. Indicated for teeth damaged by caries, fractures, bruxism wear, or leaking old restorations. They may be applied to teeth with or without prior root canal treatment and sometimes include reinforcement with an aesthetic fiber glass post (formerly known as a metal post).
In all cases, the laser acts as a biostimulator, accelerating and activating cellular metabolism and tissue repair. In certain situations, it functions as a powerful antimicrobial, such as in cases of peri-implantitis and periodontal disease, and in other cases, it allows us to perform surgeries with minimal trauma, no pain, and excellent postoperative outcomes. Another effective solution is laser treatment for dentin hypersensitivity at the cervical area, which provides satisfactory results in just a few sessions.
Required when a tooth is severely damaged or affected by caries. Performed with state-of-the-art mechanized techniques, assisted by laser to prevent reinfections and sterilize the canal.
Our treatments involve the fabrication and use of myorelaxant splints made following strict original technique standards, providing a comfortable and functional jaw position while reducing the effects of bruxism. We treat joint pain and muscle spasms in the masticatory muscles with diode laser therapy.
The treatment of choice to correct dental misalignments, which can be performed with aesthetic sapphire brackets or conventional ones. In some cases, tooth movement is accelerated using laser therapy. We always monitor plaque control and oral hygiene in our orthodontic patients to prevent or reduce the incidence of caries during treatment.
