A branch of dentistry that deals with the restoration of teeth that have lost part of their structure. The most common causes of this loss of structure are cavities or trauma.

When the destruction of enamel and dentin is at such an advanced stage that it affects the tooth pulp, the only chance to save the tooth from extraction is to perform endodontic treatment.

Painful situations related to imbalances between the various components responsible for chewing.

Responsible for treating problems related to the teeth and bones of the face, ranging from the removal of impacted teeth to interventions in pathological changes, structural malformations and trauma.

Oral Medicine is the area of ​​Dentistry that deals with the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of pathologies of the soft tissues (gums and mucous membranes) and hard tissues (teeth and bones) of the oral cavity.

Branch of Dentistry that aims to restore normal dentition, using fixed, removable or hybrid restorations.

Diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of dental malpositions and maxillary malformations. Its goals are to ensure proper function of the stomatognathic system and dental and facial aesthetics.

Prevention, diagnosis and treatment of diseases affecting the periodontium, that is, the set of tissues responsible for the connection between the tooth and the oral cavity (gums, periodontal ligament and jawbone).

Diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of oral health problems in children and adolescents. Preventing oral health problems in children helps prevent future problems.