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Guided Surgery in Dental Implants: A Pathway to a Smoother and More Comfortable Postoperative Period

On August 10, 2023

Have you ever wondered how technology is revolutionizing the field of dentistry and making procedures more comfortable for patients? Guided surgery in dental implants is a clear example of how advances are changing the game in dentistry. In a nutshell, guided surgery is an innovative approach that uses 3D imaging technology to plan and precisely […]

Cracked tooth syndrome

On March 11, 2021
cracked tooth, cracked tooth syndrome

M. came to my dental clinic with an intense, stabbing pain in the lower left jaw, especially when chewing. During the oral examination, there were no apparent signs that would make us think that there were any problems related to her teeth. After the X-ray, there were no radiological changes as well that would make […]

Is it advisable to presribe an antibiotic if a molar hurts?

On January 29, 2021

F came to my dental clinic with a toothache that she described as stabbing – especially when she was drinking cold water. Afterwards, she would experience a very sharp pain that remained for a few seconds after drinking. Previously, F had visited her family doctor, and she was prescribed an antibiotic, but the pain remained […]

Is it possible that an osteoporosis treatment may destroy my mouth if I get a tooth removed?

On December 7, 2020

The truth about antiresorptive drugs… In the middle of the coronavirus pandemic, L came to my dental clinic as she was experiencing toothache. As it was said by her dentist, she was advised to get her premolar removed, but he was hesitant to do it since L was taking a drug that belongs to the […]

Burning Mouth Syndrome

On September 16, 2019

Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do

On June 13, 2019

Most frequent myths about teeth

On March 12, 2019
dental, mouth health, Questions at the dentist, teeth

Article written by Dr. Luis Miguel Sánchez Suárez Although we are living the Information Age, there are still lots of myths about the mouth, teeth and dentistry which remain deeply rooted in today’s society. In this article, I will provide and clarify some of the most common ones: It is not necessary to fix your milk […]

Campaign to encourage early diagnosis of oral cancer

On December 5, 2018
diagnosis of oral cancer, mouth health, oral cancer

The General Dental Council of Spain, the Spanish Dental Foundation and the Spanish Association against Cancer (AECC) operate an information campaign to encourage early diagnosis of oral cancer since 1 November 2018, under the motto: “Watch your mouth, prevent oral cancer”. This campaign takes place due to over 70% of cases oforal cancer are diagnosed […]

Let´s talk abaut wisdom teeth

On May 28, 2018
dental, let´s talk abaut wisdom teeth, molars, wisdom teeth

Article written by Dr. Luis Miguel Sánchez Suárez As a family dentist, I am pleased to see patients of all ages at my dental clinic and a very rewarding experience for me is the great amount of people attending, with ages between 18 and 25. These patients, in full transition from adolescence to adulthood and […]

Pregnancy and going to the dentist: Some myths and facts

On April 2, 2018
dentista San Pedro Pinatar, Pregnancy, Pregnancy and going to the dentist

Article wirtten by Dr. Luis Miguel Sánchez Suárez A few months ago, G. came to visit me at my dental clinic. She was desperate due to a terrible toothache that kept her unable to sleep for several nights. G. had already visited another dental clinic, in which the treatment received did not work as expected, […]

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