General and Restorative Dentistry

We use high-quality composite resins that blend seamlessly with the natural color of your enamel to restore lost tooth structure. Sensitivity therapy involves the application of sealing agents that protect the tooth’s microtubules, eliminating discomfort from temperature changes.

It is necessary when there are cavities, minor fractures, or enamel wear that compromises aesthetics and function. Sensitivity therapy is recommended when the patient experiences sharp, stabbing pain when eating cold, hot, or sweet foods.

Recovery is immediate. After the procedure, you can resume your daily activities. You may experience a slight numbing sensation if local anesthesia was used, so we recommend waiting for the effect to wear off before eating.

These are custom-designed, fixed restorations created using digital technology. Crowns completely cover a damaged tooth, bridges replace missing teeth by being supported by adjacent teeth, and inlays or onlays are porcelain pieces that restore only the affected part of the tooth with millimeter precision.

It is required when a tooth has lost a significant portion of its structure due to extensive decay or fractures that cannot be repaired with a simple filling. These solutions restore the strength necessary for chewing and maintain the visual harmony of your face.

The process usually requires a short adjustment period. You may experience slight sensitivity to pressure or temperature for the first 48 hours, but full bite function is quickly restored after final cementation.

These are custom-made devices designed to replace multiple teeth or the entire arch. At Neosmiles, we focus on ensuring these dentures have a perfect fit and a natural appearance. We also perform precision repairs to restore comfort to your existing dentures.

They are essential when tooth loss affects nutrition, speech, or facial support. A well-fitting denture is key to personal confidence and allows the patient to enjoy a worry-free, active social life.

There is an adjustment period that varies from patient to patient, generally one to two weeks. During this time, it is normal to feel a feeling of fullness in your mouth. We recommend starting with a soft diet and attending adjustment appointments to ensure complete harmony with your gums.

This is the careful removal of a tooth that cannot be restored, performed using minimally invasive protocols. Infection treatment includes drainage and cleaning of areas affected by bacteria to stop inflammation and preserve the health of the surrounding tissues.

Extraction is performed when a tooth has severe structural damage, a persistent infection that puts overall health at risk, or due to space constraints. Treating infections early is vital to avoid acute pain and more serious complications.

The recovery period is usually three to five days. During the first 24 hours, relative rest, applying local cold compresses, and following a liquid or very soft diet are essential. We provide precise instructions to ensure comfortable and safe healing.