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El blanqueamiento dental puede ser una forma muy eficaz de aclarar el color natural de sus dientes sin quitar ninguna de la superficie del diente. Obtendrá dientes más blanco y bonitos. What is teeth whitening? Teeth whitening can be a very effective way to lighten the natural color of your teeth without removing anything from the tooth surface. Before performing a dental whitening treatment it is essential that a dentist perform a prior clinical examination. Exploration that must be carried out in a dental office where possible adverse effects can be identified. Rule out the existence of a previous pathology, such as caries and periodontal diseases. Those patients with a certain history or with a previous lesion in the gingival tissue should not be treated with these products. The dentist will be able to tell you if they are suitable for treatment, and will establish the protocol to follow in the treatment. Every person is different, and just as hair and skin color vary, so do teeth. Very few people have  white teeth and  teeth can also become more yellow as we age. Teeth can also be stained by  food and drinks such as: tea, coffee, red wine and blackcurrant, etc. Smoking can also stain teeth. Tartar can also affect the color of your teeth. Some people may have staining, which can be caused by certain antibiotics or tiny cracks in the teeth where the stains occupy. There are several ways to carry out these treatments, one that is carried out in the dental office, activating the product through heat and the other, at home, with a splint. Twice a day for 30 minutes or overnight for a week, depending on the degree of staining and the desired level of whitening. It is normal to experience dental sensitivity during the time you are using the teeth whitening, it will gradually decrease after stopping the treatment. The ingredients in teeth whitening are usually hydrogen peroxide or carbamide peroxide. As the active ingredient breaks down, oxygen enters the tooth enamel and the color of the tooth becomes whiter. The effects ofteeth whitening It can last up to three years. However, this can vary from person to person. The effect is less likely to last as long if you smoke, eat, or drink products that can stain your teeth. Ask your dentist for his opinion before starting treatment.

El ronquido es una respiración ruidosa durante el sueño. Es un problema común entre todas las edades y en ambos sexos, y que afecta a millones personas. Snoring, symptoms and treatments snoring it is noisy breathing during sleep. It is a common problem among all ages and in both sexes, and it affects millions of people around the world. Snoring can occur all night or intermittently. People most at risk are men and those who are overweight, but snoring is a problem for both sexes, although women may not experience this problem as often as men. Snoring generally becomes more severe as people get older. It can cause interruptions in your own sleep and your partner's sleep. It can lead to fragmented and unpleasant sleep (tiredness and drowsiness). The two most common adverse health effects believed to be linked to snoring are daytime dysfunction and heart disease. About half of people who snore a lot have sleep apnea. While we sleep, the throat muscles relax, the tongue falls back, and the throat narrows. As we inhale, the walls of the throat begin to vibrate and also, to a lesser extent, when exhaling. These vibrations produce the characteristic sound of snoring. The more you narrow the airways, the higher the vibration and the louder the snoring. Sometimes the walls of the throat completely collapse, creating a condition known as apnea (cessation of breathing). This is a serious condition that requires medical attention. There are several factors that facilitate snoring . First, the normal aging process leads to relaxation of the throat muscles, which causes snoring. Anatomical abnormalities of the nose and throat, such as enlarged tonsils or adenoids, nasal polyps, and deviated septum. Functional abnormalities (inflammation of the nose and/or throat, as can occur during respiratory infection or during allergy season) will lead to snoring. The sleeping position, sleeping on your back, can cause snoring in some people. Alcohol is a powerful muscle relaxant and ingesting it at night will make snoring appear more forcefully. Muscle relaxants taken at night. One of the most important risk factors is overweight and obesity. Symptoms : See your dentist if you snore and have any of the following symptoms or signs: Excessive daytime sleepiness Morning headaches. Recent weight gain. Waking up in the morning feeling like you haven't rested. Waking up at night feeling confused. Change in your level of attention, concentration and memory. TREATMENT : Snorers are generally unaware of their snoring, and must rely on other people's observations. Who may wake up at night choking and out of breath, but this occurs infrequently. If you have any of the symptoms and signs listed above, see yourdentist . He will be in charge of making a diagnosis and will determine if a consultation with a specialist and a sleep test are required to determine if you have apnea and to see how your snoring affects the quality of your sleep. Depending on the results of the study, you will be presented with a number of snoring treatment options. These usually include: The modification of the lifestyle, that is, avoiding the risk factors mentioned above, changing the sleeping position, treating allergies, etc. Different devices to treat this problem, one of them isOrthoApnea® , a novel intraoral device especially indicated for the treatment of snoring and moderate sleep apnea syndrome. It consists of two splints joined together by a screw that allows a controlled and comfortable advancement of the jaw. In this simple way, the passage of air is facilitated, eliminating snoring and improving episodes of apnea that translate into a notable improvement in the quality of life of patients. There are also other devices such asnasal dilators and thespace , a device consisting of a mask, tubes and a ventilator. Use air pressure to push your tongue forward and open your throat. This allows air to pass through it. Reduces snoring and prevents the discomfort of apnea. This method is the treatment of choice for severe apnea. Surgery, if the case requires it.

Gingivitis las encías están inflamadas y sangrantes, son los primeros signos de que sus encías están infectadas. Si no se hace nada, la infección puede extenderse y hacerse más severa, etapa conocida como periodontitis.También se conoce como piorrea. Periodontics in Madrid Periodontics is responsible for diagnosing, preventing and treating diseases that affect the structure of the teeth. This includes the gums, the cementum that covers the root, the periodontal ligament and the alveolar bone. "Peri" means around, and "odontal" refers to the teeth. Periodontal disease is also known as pyorrhea. In the early stages of the disease it is known as gingivitis, the infection only affects the gums. Swollen and bleeding gums are the first signs that your gums are infected. If nothing is done, the infection can spread and become more severe, a stage known as periodontitis. It can destroy the structures that support the teeth. Over time, teeth can become loose, and the ultimate consequence is extraction. All supporting tissues are involved.  There are other factors that can contribute to periodontal disease, such as: Genetics : Some people are more likely than others to get periodontal disease because of their genes. But these are not responsible for poor hygiene. People who are highly prone to periodontal disease can prevent or control the disease with good oral hygiene. Tobacco use : Smoking increases the risk of periodontal disease. The more you smoke, the greater the risk. If you have pyorrhea, smoking makes it more severe. Smoking is one of the main reasons that some cases of periodontal disease are resistant to treatment. Smokers tend to accumulate more tartar on their teeth. They often develop deeper periodontal pockets once they have disease. They are also prone to losing more bone as the disease worsens. Misaligned teeth : Difficulty brushing or flossing is likely to help build up plaque and tartar. Your chance of developing pyorrhea will be higher. Dentists and periodontists can help improve dental hygiene. Bruxism : These habits will not cause periodontal disease. However, they can lead to more serious disease if your gums are already inflamed. These habits put excessive force on the teeth. This pressure appears to accelerate the breakdown of the periodontal ligament and bone. Your dentist or periodontist may recommend wearing a relaxation splint to reduce the pressure of clenching or grinding your teeth. Stress : Stress weakens your body's immune system. This makes it more difficult for your body to fight infections, including periodontal disease. Hormonal : When hormone levels rise and fall in the body, these changes affect the mouth. Puberty, pregnancy, and menopause can temporarily increase the risk and severity of periodontal disease. Medications : Some types of medications for depression and high blood pressure can cause dry mouth or xerostomia. If you don't have enough saliva, plaques are more likely to form. Other medicines can cause the gums to become enlarged. This makes them more prone to trapping plaque. At the Dr. Estévez Dental Clinic we are experts in dental periodontics. We study your case with the best medical equipment and the most advanced equipment, preparing an accurate diagnosis and the most appropriate periodontics treatment for your case. Do you need a periodontics? Make an appointment with us! Contact us

  AL DENTISTA, UNA VEZ AL AÑO. Y desde edades muy tempranas, ya que la caries puede manifestarse a partir de que salga el primer diente. Some tips for the hygiene of your patients: 1.   TO THEDENTIST , ONCE A YEAR. And from a very early age, since caries can manifest itself from the moment the first tooth comes out. 2.     THREE TIMES A DAY. It is the frequency of brushing, after each meal. Essential before going to bed and after getting up in the morning. 3.   THE TOOTHPASTE, WITH FLUORIDE. Fluoride toothpastes help us prevent the appearance of cavities..  4.    CHANGE THE WAY YOU BRUSH. Correct brushing consists of making short, smooth and elliptical movements, without forgetting the gum line, the back teeth, the areas around the crowns of the teeth and those with fillings. 5.   _cc781905-5cde-3194-bb3b3b-CAMBILOc5CAMBILOc5. Experts recommend renewing the toothbrush every three months to avoid periodontal diseases. 6._CC781905-5CDE-3194-BB3B-13BAD5CF58D__CC781905-5CDE-3194-BB3B-13BAd5CF58D__CC781905-5CDE-3194-BB3B-136BAD5CF58D__C781905-5CDE-31 The best time is at night, the absence of salivation while sleeping favors the formation of plaque. 7.     RINSE. Mouthwashes are an aid when it comes to keeping your mouth healthy and avoiding infections. 8.     FOLLOW A HEALTHY DIET. It also helps to strengthen the immune system so that it can defend itself against any infection in the oral cavity. 9.   _cc781905-5cde-3194-bbd5c1CAD5CUDLES AUDLES. If you can't brush your teeth, use sugar-free gum or oral hygiene sheets. 10.   DO NOT ABUSE THE BLEACHERS. When used excessively and continuously, they can damage the enamel.

La fracturas dentarias se puede producir por un traumatismo o por sobre esfuerzo, a pesar que la estructura dental es muy fuerte. Diente roto. fractured teeth The dental fracturesIt can be caused by trauma or overexertion, despite the fact that the dental structure is very strong. Tooth decay can also weaken the tooth, causing it to break. Sometimes a broken tooth can cause pain if the dental nerve is exposed to air, hot and cold food. If possible, put the piece of broken tooth in a saline solution or milk and go to the dentist. CLASSIFICATION: Coronary fractures. - Enamel. - Enamel and dentin. - With pulp exposure - Without pulp exposure. Crown-root fractures. - With thumb exposure. - No thumb exposure. root fractures. • From a clinical point of view, irreversible pulp injury must be ruled out. TREATMENT: Restoration with composite resins. It is the material of choice in coronary fractures in the anterior sector and in enamel fractures in the posterior sector. When there is pulp exposure, the corresponding pulp protection will be previously carried out and this tooth will be kept under clinical-radiological surveillance for at least one year. Restorations with fixed prostheses. It will be performed in crown-root fractures without pulp exposure. Root canal treatment, post and metal porcelain crown. In all those crown-root fractures with pulp exposure or with symptoms of irreversible pulp injury. Treatment of root fractures. If it is possible to preserve the tooth, it will be necessary to perform a pulpectomy and, depending on the height of the fracture and the mobility of the apical fragment, it may be possible to perform: Extraction of the coronal fragment and if the apical fragment is large and is 2 or 3 mm from the gingival margin it will be restored with a post and a crown. Extraction of the coronal fragment and if the apical fragment is deeper, slow traction can be performed until it reaches the gingival surface, in order to restore the tooth with a pin and crown. Splinting of the tooth as a preventive measure, if the crown must also be restored; this splinting can be done using a fixed prosthesis. Extraction. In all those cases in which root canal treatment is not possible, there are untreatable infections, or dental restoration is not possible, we will proceed to the extraction. placement of adental implant is the most recommended.

Muchos pacientes requieren la eliminación de los terceros molares, también conocidos como muelas del juicio. Se extraerán cuando haya dolor e inflamción. Extraction of the third molar surgery third molarsIt is the most frequent surgical technique performed in the oral cavity if we except for extractions of erupted teeth. But this does not mean that it can be said that it is an elementary intervention or one with a low profile of difficulty. Its range of clinical variability and potential complications reach the most extreme limits. Many patients require the removal of their third molars, also known as wisdom teeth. Like any surgical procedure, there are some risks and complications. The decision on the extraction of the third molar must be decided by the  patient and his dentist. Is it necessary to remove wisdom teeth? Wisdom teeth are a valuable asset to the mouth when they are healthy and well positioned. Often, problems arise that require its removal. When the maxilla is not large enough to accommodate the wisdom teeth, causing malalignment. Wisdom teeth can grow sideways, emerge only part way through the gum, or remain trapped under the gum and bone. General recommendations for the extraction of third molars: When the wisdom teeth only partially erupt. When there is a chance that misaligned wisdom teeth will damage the adjacent teeth. When a cyst forms, it can damage surrounding structures, such as bone roots of teeth. The most cause of wisdom teeth extractions is that the mouth is too small for them to erupt normally behind the second molars in a good position. This can cause the following situations: 1. When the wisdom teeth are completely covered by the bone. In this situation it will remain completely covered with its "developmental pocket", this pocket can undergo change and develop a cyst. This cyst will enlarge at the expense of the jaw bone. These cysts must be removed and_cc781905-5cde-3194-bb3b- 136bad5cf58d_examined by a pathologist. 2. When the wisdom teeth are partially impacted, they start to come out, but are not able to fully erupt. In this situation, the upper third molars are usually placed towards the cheek, while the lower third molars are generally tipped forward, causing decay and periodontal disease around the second molar. The most common complication of partial bone impaction is that the flap of gum tissue that partially covers the third molar eruption creates a pocket where bacteria that are present in the mouth can grow and cause an infection known as pericoronitis. It is characterized by inflammation of the gum that surrounds the retained tooth. Inflammation and infection can become very serious. The treatment for pericoronitis is the extraction of the third molar. Some dentists believe that wisdom teeth can push the other teeth in the mouth forward and cause crowding of the front teeth. From our point of view, it is one more factor, not the most decisive. The risks and complications of third molar extraction are as follows: PAIN: The extraction of third molars can cause some discomfort and pain. This is normally treated with pain medication. INFECTION: Due to the large number of bacteria present in the mouth, post-surgical infection is always possible. It is necessary for the dentist to prescribe antibiotics to the patient to prevent the development of infections. SWELLING: After surgery patients may experience swelling and  bruising. These symptoms vary between patients. BLEEDING: Some post-operative bleeding is considered normal. This is usually minimal and is easily controlled by biting down on a gauze pad. Most wisdom teeth can be removed with local anesthesia alone, but many people prefer sedation during surgery. Risks and complications of third molar extraction: Upper third molars have roots that are often  separated from the maxillary sinuses by only a very thin layer of bone. Occasionally, a small communication is established between the sinus and the oral cavity when the upper third molars are extracted. If this happens, the normal procedure is to close by suture, the patient must be informed of the incidence, prescribe antibiotics and decongestants.  Mandibular third molars in some cases have roots that lie very close to or even wrapped around the inferior alveolar nerve. This is the nerve that provides sensation to the lips, teeth, and tongue on each side of the mouth. Occasionally when a mandibular third molar is removed, that nerve can be struck or bruised, this can cause a loss of sensation on that side. It is important to know that this is a sensory nerve and does not affect the ability to move the parts of the oral cavity that it gives sensation to. In most cases, the nerve heals slowly, it may take six months to a year before normal sensation returns. Very rarely, nerve damage is permanent.

La clinica dental dr. Estevez es especialista en ortodoncia dental. Usamos desde las técnicas convencionales a las más modernas como sistemas de brackets autoligables, ortodoncia invisible, ortodoncia Damon, ortodoncia lingual. Estamos en Madrid. Orthodontics in Madrid Orthodontics is the specialty within dentistry responsible for the study, diagnosis, prevention and treatment of dental malposition, as well as the relationship between the jaws. There are different types of appliances: fixed and removable. For orthodontics there is no age, children and adults can be treated. You can get a perfect smile no matter how old you are.  We use from conventional to the most modern techniques such as self-ligating bracket systems and invisible orthodontics. Why is orthodontic treatment important? Orthodontics does not only consist of aligning and straightening the teeth, it consists of aligning and leveling them in a certain way that gives us a balance of the stomatognathic system, we are not only concerned with correcting malocclusions to achieve ideal aesthetics, but also with performing a perfect gear of the arcades thus achieving a correct occlusion that allows us to chew properly, that protects our temporomandibular joint and gives health to the entire stomatognathic system. There are several types of treatment depending on the age of the patient: Preventive: consists of cPreserve the space offered by the temporary teeth so that there is a correct eruption and alignment of the permanent teeth . The elimination of habits that can cause a malocclusion: thumb sucking, use of a pacifier, tongue and labial interposition. This treatment usually begins at an early age (approximately 5 years). Interceptive: It is the one in which a malocclusion is already forming. It can be at the dental or skeletal level. Dental:  We use removable plates, canine carvings and composite planes for correction and even brackets.  Skeletal: An alteration occurs in the bone, secondarily affecting the teeth. In these cases, orthopedic treatments are performed that inhibit or favor the growth of the upper jaw or mandible.  It is important to know that orthopedic treatment can only be performed when the child has not yet finished growing, so it is convenient to start around 9 or 10 years of age. Corrective: The patient has normally finished growing and we correct the malocclusions using Multibrackets fixed appliances. It is possible that if the patient is already an adult, his malocclusion must be corrected by extracting a permanent tooth. Make an appointment with us and we will tell you no commitment which is the best alternative for your case! Contact us

Our Dental Treatments Dental implants Thanks to dental implants we can replace missing teeth in partially or totally edentulous patients... Orthodontics Orthodontics is the specialty within dentistry responsible for the study, diagnosis, prevention and treatment of dental malposition... pediatric dentistry The pediatric dentist (children's dentist) will therefore be in charge of exploring and treating the patient... Teeth whitening Many factors influence the color of the teeth, intrinsic and extrinsic factors. Among the extrinsic, we can highlight eating habits (coffee, tea, soft drinks, wine, etc.) Root canal Endodontics is the study of the morphology, physiology, and pathology of the dental pulp and periradicular tissues... Dental Aesthetics Dental aesthetics is a very important specialty in Dentistry, since we not only have the objective of curing, but also of doing it with a harmonious criterion with the rest of the healthy teeth and also with your face... periodontics Periodontics is responsible for diagnosing, preventing and treating diseases that affect the structure of the teeth... Offers and discounts Cases and Videos

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la odontopediatria es la encargada de tratar a los niños. El odontopediatra, odontólogo para niños, será, por tanto, el encargado de explorar y tratar al niño, de las caries y los problemas dentales. Pediatric Dentistry in Madrid It is the branch of dentistry responsible for treating children. The pediatric dentist (dentist for children) will therefore be in charge of exploring and treating the patient. It is also responsible for detecting possible anomalies in the position of the jaws or teeth to refer to the orthodontist, and for preventive and restorative treatment if necessary. Preventive Treatments: Hygiene techniques. fluoridation. Sealers. Obturation of caries. Pulpotomy, partial removal of the nerve. Pulpectomy, total removal of the nerve. Preformed crowns on temporary and permanent teeth. Functional appliances. It must be taken into account that children change their temporary teeth for permanent ones between the ages of 8 and 16, and the treatment of milk teeth is not the same as that given to permanent teeth. Any alteration in temporary teeth that is not treated can later influence the permanent pieces. At Clínica Dental Dr. Estévez we are aware of the importance of caring for the oral health of the little ones in the house, and for this reason we have more than 20 years of experience and are a reference in pediatric dentistry in Madrid. Call us and make an appointment! Contact us

Los implantes dentales post-extracción son aquellos que se colocan en el mismo acto quirúrgico . Primero se realiza la extracción del diente y luego se coloca el implante dental. IMPLANTS  DENTAL IMPLANTS AFTER AN EXTRACTION Post-extraction dental implants are those that are placed in the same surgical act. First, the tooth is extracted and then the dental implant is placed. The small gap that remains after implant placement is filled with particulate bone to stimulate bone formation around the implant. They were introduced in the 70s presenting a high implant survival rate, which is why it has now become a predictable alternative to traditional treatment. The needs that have led to the introduction of this protocol are due to the demand of patients to reduce treatment time, but above all due to the need to preserve the alveolar structures that serve for the resorption process after tooth extraction. Maintaining the original state of the bone and soft tissues around the tooth to be extracted is the key to obtaining optimal aesthetic results. Bone augmentation procedures are effective in promoting bone filling and resolution of the peri-implant defect in the extraction socket. In maxillary premolars, the horizontal gap is greater than in the incisor-canine region, but the crest reduction is less. As long as there is good bone support, the initial stability of these implants is not very different from that achieved with delayed implants.