Step 01
Precise diagnosis
Clinical and radiographic exam to locate each cavity, assess its depth and choose the most conservative treatment.
Preventive dentistry
Essential care, precise and comfortable.
Treating cavities at the right time, painlessly, with invisible materials — to keep your teeth healthy for as long as possible.
Why act early
The sooner we act, the less we do.
A cavity caught early is treated simply, preserving as much healthy tissue as possible. Waiting risks nerve involvement and heavier treatment.
We always favour the most conservative approach: the less we remove, the stronger the tooth stays.
The process
A gentle, rigorous protocol.
Step 02
Modern local anaesthesia
Slow injection and ultra-fine needles. The procedure is virtually painless, the care comfortable.
Step 03
Treating the cavity
Removing decayed tissue, disinfecting, then restoring with a white composite — invisible and strong — or a ceramic inlay.
Step 04
Root canal (if needed)
When the pulp is affected, endodontic treatment is done under a dam, with a rigorous disinfection protocol.
Step 05
Check-up and follow-up
A check-up verifies healing and material integration. Prevention remains our best weapon.
Benefits
Care, without the fear.
Painless care
Effective anaesthesia, slow injection, fine needles. Comfort is a medical priority.
Invisible fillings
White fillings blend in naturally. No more visible metal.
Conservative approach
We preserve as much healthy tissue as possible. The less we remove, the stronger the tooth.
Comfort
Calm care, even for anxious patients.
Gentle anaesthesia techniques and precise movements: care is delivered calmly, at your pace.
Frequently asked questions
Is dental care painful?
No, thanks to local anaesthesia. The injection is virtually painless. After care, mild sensitivity may last a few hours.
How long does a filling last?
A well-made composite filling lasts 8 to 15 years, depending on the cavity, material and your hygiene.
What is a root canal?
It is the removal of the nerve of an infected tooth. The tooth is kept, made insensitive, then restored. It is not painful.
How often should I see the dentist?
A check-up every 6 to 12 months detects cavities early, when treatment is simpler and less invasive.
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