Care at every stage of your life

Regular scaling is essential for maintaining healthy teeth and gums. We provide personalised scaling and check-up appointments to help prevent periodontal disease and preserve your smile over the long term. We also offer tailored advice to improve your everyday oral hygiene.

Healthy gums are essential for preserving your teeth and your smile over time. Our approach to periodontology is based on prevention, listening and care tailored to each patient.

Bleeding, sensitivity, inflammation or receding gums: we support you gently in identifying the causes and preserving your long-term periodontal health.

We give our youngest patients particular attention. In a caring and reassuring environment, we introduce children to dental care and help them develop good oral hygiene habits from an early age. Our aim is to make every visit a positive experience and build a lasting relationship of trust with the child and their family.

When a cavity develops, our priority is to preserve as much of your natural tooth as possible. We favour a minimally invasive approach, removing only affected tissue and retaining the healthy part of the tooth. Composite restorations, chosen for their aesthetics and precision, restore function and a natural appearance while respecting the tooth’s structure as much as possible.

As aesthetic expectations increase, treatment choices should above all meet a biological priority: preserving as much tissue as possible and limiting invasiveness.

These treatments form a therapeutic gradient, ranging from the least invasive approaches to those that remove the most tooth tissue.

This approach aims to optimise the tooth’s long-term prognosis while making any future interventions easier to carry out.

Endodontics treats the inside of the tooth when the pulp, which contains the nerves and blood vessels, is inflamed or infected. Root canal treatment consists of cleaning, disinfecting and then filling the canals. It is carried out under local anaesthetic, with the aim of keeping the tooth whenever its condition allows. A build-up or a crown may then be needed; the steps are explained to you before treatment.

To restore chewing function, the appearance of your smile and everyday comfort, we offer prosthetic solutions adapted to each situation. Whether crowns, bridges or removable dentures, we help you choose the most appropriate option to regain a harmonious smile and the best possible quality of life.

When a tooth cannot be saved, an extraction may be indicated. We explain the reasons for the procedure and any alternatives before going ahead. The extraction takes place under local anaesthetic. You receive written instructions for the following days, along with follow-up guidance. Whether the tooth needs replacing is discussed according to its position and your situation.

In collaboration with oral and maxillofacial surgeons, we offer implant solutions tailored to your individual needs.

Bruxism is clenching or grinding of the teeth, during sleep or during the day. After an examination, a custom-made splint can be proposed to protect the teeth. The choice of device, such as a Michigan splint, depends on the dental assessment and any jaw pain. A sports mouthguard meets a different need: limiting the consequences of impacts during sport.

Obstructive sleep apnoea requires a medical diagnosis. In some situations, particularly mild to moderate forms, a mandibular advancement device may be considered. Worn at night, it holds the lower jaw forward to keep the airway open. The practice makes this custom appliance in liaison with your doctor. Its suitability and effectiveness must be assessed as part of your follow-up.