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contacto de la clínica dental en Madrid Dr. Estévez, en el barrio del pilar, frente al centro comercial la Vaguada. For any questions, questions or to make an appointment: Do not hesitate to contact us! I accept the terms and conditions Send Your message has been sent successfully Plaza de Arteijo 1, ground floor 2 28029 Madrid- Spain In front of CC la Vaguada Pilar neighborhood subway Telephone: 917390368 clinicadental@drestevez.es WhatsApp: 695966596

Nuestra clínica dental en Madrid, ofrece todos los tratamientos dentales con técnica innovadora. Carillas de cerámica Incrustaciones de cerámica Puente de zirconio Coronas sin metal Empastes estéticos Carilla de porcelana Dental Aesthetics in Madrid 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 their face, so that the patient will feel much more satisfied. Nowadays, it is a fact that more and more patients demand solutions in dental aesthetics when it comes to solving their health problems. We are aware of this reality and offer our patients the most avant-garde treatments in aesthetic dental techniques. We have innovative materials of very good quality, studied and tested, so that the result is totally satisfactory. The pieces are designed with a fully customized computer program for each piece, bridge or veneer, providing a precise fit and good resistance. The techniques performed to improve the smile are, among others: Ceramic veneers. Ceramic inlays. Zirconium bridge. Metal-free crowns. Aesthetic fillings. Crowns of zirconium. At the Dr. Estévez Dental Clinic we have the best medical equipment and state-of-the-art materials that guarantee the success of any of our aesthetic dental treatments. We are one of the reference dental clinics in Madrid in dental aesthetics. We will carefully study your case to provide you with a smile according to your face in such a way that the result is totally natural and harmonious. Call us and make an appointment with us! Contact us

Es recomendable que los niños vayan al dentista cuando empiezan a salirles los primeros dientes de leche, a partir de los 6 meses. Los dientes de leche no permanecen en la boca para siempre. Comienzan a caer a partir de los 6 ó 7 años de edad. When should I take my child to the dentist for the first time? It is recommended that children go to the dentist when their first milk teeth begin to appear, after 6 months, although there is no rule. It is important to make a thorough diagnosis and a treatment plan. Some dentists like to see children every 6 months to prevent cavities and other problems from developing. It also increases confidence towards the dentist. The first visit to the dentist is usually short and involves very little treatment. This visit gives your child a chance to meet the dentist. It is important that parents do not enter the dental office during the review to create a relationship of trust between the child and the dentist. Except in those cases in which the children are very young, and they can help, the child will sit on top of his father or mother and thus the review will be carried out. Milk teeth do not remain in the mouth forever. They begin to fall from 6 or 7 years of age to give way to permanent teeth,_cc781905- 5cde-3194-bb3b-136bad5cf58d_but it is still important to keep the milk  teeth in good health, because these will be replaced by the permanent teeth that they will occupy left. During the checkup, the dentist will check all of your child's existing teeth, examine the bite, and may detect  possible gum problems, abnormal jaw development, and the oral tissues. If indicated, the dentist or hygienist will clean the teeth and assess the need for fluoride. It is important to teach your child to brush their teeth at least twice a day, use non-fluoridated toothpaste, until the child knows how to spit out the toothpaste. The dentist also has a duty to educate parents about the basics of oral health for children and address some important issues such as: Good oral hygiene practices for your child's teeth and gums and the prevention of cavities. Need to apply fluoride. Oral habits (thumb sucking, tongue sticking out, lip smacking). Developmental milestones. teething Proper nutrition.