One of our clinic's main areas of specialisation is the treatment of patients with multidisciplinary needs, in whom orthodontics is part of an overall treatment plan.
Periodontal patients
Combining orthodontics and periodontics restores the harmony of the smile and significantly improves the long-term stability of treatment.
Correct tooth alignment makes hygiene easier, distributes chewing forces better and helps natural teeth last longer.
Patients with tooth wear
Bite problems often cause progressive wear that affects both appearance and function.
In these cases, we combine orthodontics, prosthetic rehabilitation and restorative dentistry to restore vertical dimension, re-establish proper chewing function and bring back lost aesthetic harmony.
Patients with missing teeth
When teeth are missing, orthodontics plays a key role in preparing for the definitive restoration.
With careful planning we can make the most of the available spaces, avoid more invasive treatments and preserve as much healthy tooth structure as possible.
Temporomandibular joint disorders
Many patients with joint or muscle pain have functional problems related to their bite.
Orthodontics can be part of an all-round approach aimed at improving chewing function, balancing loads and supporting the stability of the stomatognathic system.
Surgically assisted orthodontics
In some clinical situations, certain tooth movements require additional surgical procedures to ensure the greatest biological safety.
Corticotomies or specific regenerative procedures broaden the therapeutic options, improve results and minimise risks, especially in highly complex treatments.
Our experience in periodontal and regenerative surgery brings particular value to these cases.
Orthodontics and orthognathic surgery
Some skeletal discrepancies of the jaws cannot be corrected by tooth movement alone and require a combination of orthodontics and orthognathic surgery.
These treatments correct facial and functional discrepancies, improving facial appearance, occlusal stability and the patient's quality of life.
Joint planning between the orthodontist and the maxillofacial surgeon is essential to achieve predictable, stable and fully personalised results.
The process, step by step
- 01
First visit
We assess your case, listen to what concerns you and explain which tests we need.
- 02
Diagnosis and plan
We study the information and present you with the plan, the timescales and the quote.
- 03
Treatment
We carry it out over the agreed sessions.
- 04
Maintenance
We schedule check-ups to make sure the result remains stable over time.