WELCOME

We are delighted to welcome you to our website, where we aim to share with you simply the many opportunities for care that modern dentistry offers. We carry out our work with passion, catering to both adults and children, aware that each patient requires an individualised approach that also takes into account their fears and different expectations to be met. Please do not hesitate to contact us for any questions that may arise from reading these pages! Below, you will find some images of our daily work. The concept that best expresses it is that of invisible dentistry, in the sense that we strive for what is done on patients not to be perceived by the eye as redone, unnatural, or fake.
In our opinion, patients have the right to treat dental problems and maintain a pleasant and absolutely natural appearance of their smile! To this end, we always try, where possible, to preserve the patient's natural teeth, conserving all the healthy tissue available, resorting to restorative therapies that today adhesive dentistry makes possible. Even the mere preparation of teeth to receive a prosthetic crown is a very invasive act that removes over 50% of the tissue of the natural tooth, with significant repercussions on the resistance of the covered tooth. So why not place an inlay or a veneer, significantly more conservative, where possible, instead of a complete crown? Just as tooth extraction is an irreversible act and therefore, in our opinion, should be addressed only if there are no other viable options. And if there are none, implants will be our choice.
On the website pages, you will find many resolved cases in which, most of the photographed elements, as in the case below, have been treated both aesthetically and functionally, without resorting to any prosthetic crown, and therefore without any sacrifice of dental tissue, but leaving all the healthy tissue available to the patient.
The patient requested a conservative, but above all invisible, treatment.

The patient requested a conservative, but above all invisible, treatment.

The patient was treated with ceramic veneers and direct restorations, preserving all the available healthy tissue.

The patient was treated with ceramic veneers and direct restorations, preserving all the available healthy tissue.

The central incisor had an old, extensive restoration, which the patient feared removing due to the risk of undergoing long and expensive therapies. In reality, the tooth was treated in a single session, through a direct restorative treatment, based on a project elaborated with the patient. The tooth also maintained its pulp vitality unchanged!

When the tooth, alas, no longer has opportunities to be maintained, the implant represents a choice of election. However, it is very important, especially in aesthetically sensitive areas, to manage the gingival tissues correctly to confer maximum aesthetics and functionality to the final work.

The upper premolar and canine are lost due to extractions that occurred many years before.
The definitive prosthetic elements show excellent integration with the surrounding tissues.
The patient had lost a central incisor due to root fracture.
The final result. No removable prosthesis was applied.

Here is a case increasingly common in these 2000s! Often patients erode dental surfaces with disproportionate consumption of so-called "soft drinks" (cola, cold teas, isotonic drinks), which besides being cariogenic (i.e., predisposing to decay) also determine erosion of the enamel matrix. And almost always these patients are young! Anorexia and bulimia also cause similar lesions, but initially the anterior teeth are more affected, in their palatal portions.

A case of widespread erosion and abrasion of dental tissues, in a young, caries-prone patient.
Cavities and erosions were treated with an additive technique.
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