Teeth whitening is a non-invasive cosmetic treatment designed to lighten the shade of the teeth and restore a cleaner appearance. During the appointment, I use safe, high-quality products that act on external stains on the enamel without damaging the tooth structure. This procedure is performed in a controlled, personalized manner, taking into account dental sensitivity, current tooth color, the patient's habits, and the desired result. It is ideal for those who want to improve their smile quickly, effectively, and safely. Teeth whitening does not damage the enamel, and with proper care, its effects can last for a long time.

Includes: 8 highly esthetic resin veneers, monolithic technique Resin veneers are an esthetic and conservative treatment that can quickly and minimally invasively improve the shape, size, color, and alignment of the teeth. They are applied directly to the teeth, sculpting the resin layer by layer, which allows for a personalized, natural-looking result in a single appointment. This type of veneer is ideal for closing gaps, correcting wear, concealing stains or fractures, and transforming smiles without excessively reducing the tooth structure. They are also reversible and repairable, making them an excellent option for those seeking a harmonious smile without invasive procedures. The success of the treatment depends on both the technique and aftercare, which is why I always provide clear guidance on maintaining the results over time. STRATIFIED TECHNIQUE RESIN VENEERS 890 USD Includes: 8 highly esthetic resin veneers, stratified technique Resin veneers made using the stratified technique are a highly precise esthetic treatment that can transform the smile in a natural, harmonious, and minimally invasive way. This technique involves applying the resin in layers, carefully imitating the different structures of the tooth (dentin, enamel, translucent areas), resulting in a restoration with texture, color, and shine very similar to those of a natural tooth.

This option includes 8 ceramic veneers Ceramic veneers are thin, high-strength ceramic shells bonded to the front surface of the teeth to transform the smile in a natural, harmonious, and long-lasting way. Unlike resin veneers, which are made directly in the dental office, ceramic veneers are fabricated in a laboratory using materials such as lithium disilicate, which offer superior aesthetics, greater color stability, and significantly longer durability over time. Main differences compared with resin: -Superior aesthetics: Ceramic more accurately mimics natural tooth enamel -Color stability: It does not become stained over time like resin. -Greater durability: Its lifespan can exceed 10 years with proper care. -Laboratory fabrication: Greater precision in shape, texture, and color. Ceramic veneers are ideal for those seeking a high-end aesthetic transformation, with predictable, natural-looking, and long-lasting results. Each additional veneer costs 240USD

An implant crown is the restoration that replaces the visible part of a missing tooth and is placed on a dental implant that has previously integrated with the bone. The implant acts as an "artificial root," while the crown is the aesthetic and functional part visible in the mouth, designed to perfectly mimic the shape, color, and function of the natural tooth. This type of treatment is ideal for replacing a missing tooth in a fixed, durable, and highly aesthetic way, without affecting the neighboring teeth. The crown can be made of ceramic, zirconia, or lithium disilicate, depending on the clinical case and the patient's needs.

Dental crowns are restorations that completely cover a weakened, damaged, or aesthetically compromised tooth. Their main function is to protect, strengthen, and restore the shape, function, and appearance of the natural tooth when it has lost much of its structure due to extensive decay, fractures, wear, or treatments such as endodontic treatment (root canal treatment). They are also used to: -Restore teeth with large previous restorations -Rehabilitate teeth with severe shape or color abnormalities -Cover dental implants -Improve the appearance of anterior teeth with structural damage Crowns can be made of all-ceramic, lithium disilicate, zirconia, or porcelain-fused-to-metal, depending on the functional and aesthetic needs of the case.

Includes membrane and bone A dental implant is a piece of titanium (or another biocompatible material) that is surgically placed in the jawbone to replace the root of a missing tooth. It acts as a solid base on which a crown, bridge, or dental prosthesis is placed. It is used to: replace missing teeth, restore chewing function, improve smile aesthetics, prevent bone loss in the jaw. Advantages: -High durability (they can last for decades). -They do not affect neighboring teeth -They feel and function like a natural tooth and -They prevent bone loss.

The dental assessment is an essential appointment during which I perform a comprehensive, personalized diagnosis of the patient’s oral health. During this consultation, I assess aesthetic, functional, and general oral health aspects using tools such as clinical photographs, facial and dental analysis, digital scanning (if applicable), and direct discussion of the patient’s goals and expectations. I charge for this consultation because it is a specialized professional service that requires time, expertise, clinical analysis, and individualized planning. It is the first step toward successful and responsible treatment, during which the best approach is determined to achieve real and safe results.