Aesthetic dentistry
We correct colour, shape and alignment while preserving as much healthy tooth as possible.
Book an AppointmentIt is rarely what a dentist would notice first. That is why the assessment starts there, and only then do we decide which treatment suits your case, always taking care to preserve as much healthy tooth as possible.
What we do
A conservative aesthetic treatment that changes the colour of your teeth without any reduction of the tooth.
It uses a chemical process (hydrogen peroxide or carbamide peroxide), controlled by the dentist to achieve a lighter but natural shade, and in a way that avoids tooth sensitivity. It includes a custom-made tray for applying the product, so that you can maintain the shade you want over time.
Porcelain veneers are a type of fixed restoration that, with minimal tooth reduction, can change the colour, the shape and, to some extent, the alignment of the teeth.
Composite veneers can achieve similar aesthetic results, usually with a more conservative approach. The main difference is durability: composite is more prone to wear, discolouration and small fractures over time, and needs more regular maintenance to preserve the result. Both procedures require a careful aesthetic and functional assessment by the dentist.
Reduces or masks certain white spots and enamel discolouration without wearing down the tooth.
By infiltrating a low-viscosity resin into the enamel structure, we can improve its appearance in a minimally invasive way, preserving as much healthy tooth tissue as possible. It is a very long-lasting treatment and allows a complete smile makeover while keeping a natural, anatomical look.
Who will treat you
Aesthetics and Oral Rehabilitation · Occlusion · OMD 13545
Master’s degree in Dental Medicine from Egas Moniz University Institute, with training in ceramic veneers under Prof. Rafael Decurcio and a Master’s in Orofacial Pain and TMD from the University of Salamanca.
It depends on the type. Porcelain veneers involve a small amount of tooth reduction; composite veneers can achieve similar results with a more conservative approach. Both require an aesthetic and functional assessment before a decision is made.
Durability. Composite is more prone to wear, discolouration and small fractures over time, and needs more regular maintenance. Porcelain preserves the result better in the long term.
No. It is a conservative aesthetic treatment that changes the colour without any reduction of the tooth, using a chemical process controlled by the dentist to achieve a lighter but natural shade, and in a way that avoids tooth sensitivity.
Yes. ICON technology can reduce or mask certain white spots and enamel discolouration without wearing the enamel down, by infiltrating a low-viscosity resin into the enamel structure.
We first understand what bothers you, before suggesting any treatment.