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Toothache and its symptoms In general, pain is a protective response that ranges from minor sensitivity to severe pain and informs the body that something is wrong. Tooth pain, which is caused by a reaction of the nerves within the pulp chamber of a tooth, with severity depending on the type and degree of the stimulus. What follows are some examples of symptoms you may be experiencing and their possible causes.  Symptom: Sensitivity to hot or cold foods and liquids.  Possible problem: If the discomfort lasts only a few minutes, tenderness is generally not a sign of a serious problem. It can be caused by, a small cavity in a tooth, a loose filling, or an exposed root surface, resulting from receding gums and possibly toothbrush abrasion. . What to do: If the root surface is sensitive, keep it clean and free of dental plaque. Use a soft toothbrush, cleaning very gently at the gum line. Try to use toothpaste that contains fluoride for sensitive teeth. You can even try using toothpaste as an ointment. If sensitivity persists, consult your dentist.  Symptom: Sensitivity to hot or cold foods after dental treatment.  Possible problem: Dental treatment can cause tooth sensitivity due to inflammation of the dental pulp tissues. What to do: This sensitivity can last a few days, however if the cavity has recently been removed or a filling or crown has been placed, a tooth may take a week or two to settle. You can take mild pain relievers such as paracetamol. If pain persists or worsens, see your dentist.  Symptom: Sharp pain when biting into food.  Possible problem: cavities, a loose filling and / or a broken tooth are possible causes. What to do: Consult a dentist to diagnose the problem before the pain worsens. The decay will need to be removed, and the loose filling replaced by your dentist. If the pain is caused by pulp tissue damage, your dentist can refer you to an endodontist  Symptoms: Persistent pain after eating hot or cold foods and liquids.  Possible problem: This probably means that the nerve is inflamed and/or dead, and may be irreversible, usually as a result of deep decay or physical trauma. What to do: See your dentist or endodontist to diagnose the problem before the pain becomes severe due to the development of an abscess. The tooth likely to need a root canal to remove dead pulp tissue to save the tooth.  Symptom: Dull pain and pressure in the upper teeth and sinus area of one or both sides.  Possible problem: Pain felt in the sinus area of the face is often associated with the upper back teeth, since they share the same nerves. The source of this "referred" pain can therefore be difficult to determine. Therefore, sinus pain can feel like tooth pain, and vice versa. That's why nasal congestion from a cold or the flu can cause pain in your upper teeth. In addition, it is also important to determine if clenching or grinding is a factor, since they too cause similar symptoms. What to do: See your dentist or endodontist to find out if the symptoms are related to the teeth, if not, you may need to see your doctor.  Symptom: Sharp, constant pain in one area, but it's hard to tell exactly which tooth is causing the problem. Potential problem: Pulp tissue inside a tooth with acute infection, inflammation, and death. This is usually in response to nerve damage. What to do: See your dentist or endodontist immediately for a complete exam. Once the problematic tooth is isolated, a root canal treatment is performed to remove the infected pulp tissue. If left untreated, the pain can get worse. Symptom: Constant pain and severe pressure, inflammation of the gum and sensitivity to touch.  Possible problem: A tooth may have an infection/abscess that has spread from the pulp into the surrounding periodontal  tissues and bone. What to do: See your dentist or endodontist immediately. This type of treatment is likely to be required.

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fractured teeth The dental fracturesIt can be caused by trauma or overexertion, despite the fact that the dental structure is very strong. Tooth decay can also weaken the tooth, causing it to break. Sometimes a broken tooth can cause pain if the dental nerve is exposed to air, hot and cold food. If possible, put the piece of broken tooth in a saline solution or milk and go to the dentist. CLASSIFICATION: Coronary fractures. - Enamel. - Enamel and dentin. - With pulp exposure - Without pulp exposure. Crown-root fractures. - With thumb exposure. - No thumb exposure. root fractures. • From a clinical point of view, irreversible pulp injury must be ruled out. TREATMENT: Restoration with composite resins. It is the material of choice in coronary fractures in the anterior sector and in enamel fractures in the posterior sector. When there is pulp exposure, the corresponding pulp protection will be previously carried out and this tooth will be kept under clinical-radiological surveillance for at least one year. Restorations with fixed prostheses. It will be performed in crown-root fractures without pulp exposure. Root canal treatment, post and metal porcelain crown. In all those crown-root fractures with pulp exposure or with symptoms of irreversible pulp injury. Treatment of root fractures. If it is possible to preserve the tooth, it will be necessary to perform a pulpectomy and, depending on the height of the fracture and the mobility of the apical fragment, it may be possible to perform: Extraction of the coronal fragment and if the apical fragment is large and is 2 or 3 mm from the gingival margin it will be restored with a post and a crown. Extraction of the coronal fragment and if the apical fragment is deeper, slow traction can be performed until it reaches the gingival surface, in order to restore the tooth with a pin and crown. Splinting of the tooth as a preventive measure, if the crown must also be restored; this splinting can be done using a fixed prosthesis. Extraction. In all those cases in which root canal treatment is not possible, there are untreatable infections, or dental restoration is not possible, we will proceed to the extraction. placement of adental implant is the most recommended.

IMPLANTS  DENTAL IMPLANTS AFTER AN EXTRACTION Post-extraction dental implants are those that are placed in the same surgical act. First, the tooth is extracted and then the dental implant is placed. The small gap that remains after implant placement is filled with particulate bone to stimulate bone formation around the implant. They were introduced in the 70s presenting a high implant survival rate, which is why it has now become a predictable alternative to traditional treatment. The needs that have led to the introduction of this protocol are due to the demand of patients to reduce treatment time, but above all due to the need to preserve the alveolar structures that serve for the resorption process after tooth extraction. Maintaining the original state of the bone and soft tissues around the tooth to be extracted is the key to obtaining optimal aesthetic results. Bone augmentation procedures are effective in promoting bone filling and resolution of the peri-implant defect in the extraction socket. In maxillary premolars, the horizontal gap is greater than in the incisor-canine region, but the crest reduction is less. As long as there is good bone support, the initial stability of these implants is not very different from that achieved with delayed implants.

With more than 20 years of experience and with a common goal: to make our patients smile. For this we have a team of professionals with solid professional training, but mainly, people with a high motivation to make our dental treatments a success and restore the smile to our patients. Dental Clinic in Madrid Dr. Estévez Dental implant Veneer Dental anti snoring We finance your treatment At Dr. Estévez dental clinic we finance your treatment! Dental implants with 20% discounts. Quality dentistry at a good price. Don't let it go! The Madrid Dental Clinic of Dr. Estévez works with the main insurance companies dentales, as well as offers special prices to employees of the Municipal Transport Company (EMT), IMSERSO, among others, in order to provide our clients with the best solution . These are some of our dental insurance: Caser, Sersanet, Aegon, Fraternidad, Oral Pirma, Segur Dental Plus, Santa Lucia, HNA, AXA, Racc Seguros, Stonebridge, Almudena Seguros, Alianza Española and Seguros Bilbao.

Recommendations for the removal of dental plaque Use of the toothbrush Choose the brush that has a small head, to be able to reach the most difficult areas of the mouth and that is made up of soft synthetic bristles. Whether it is a manual or electric toothbrush, it is necessary to change it every three months to maintain its effectiveness. Brushes with deformed bristles are not recommended. It is recommended to brush your teeth after each meal. Wash and dry the brush after use. Dental floss and interdental brushes When we only use the toothbrush, we leave 40% of the surface of our teeth unclean. To achieve optimal hygiene it is necessary to clean these spaces with dental floss or interdental brushes. Your dentist will recommend the best method for your mouth. It is recommended to perform at least one interdental hygiene a day, before or after conventional brushing. Toothpastes, gels and mouthwashes The additional use of these products can contribute to oral hygiene. The use of fluoride toothpastes and mouthwashes may be recommended to reduce the appearance of cavities. There are also antibacterial products (antiseptics), which help prevent gum disease by reducing the formation of plaque. Some toothpastes and mouthwashes contain specific products to reduce excessive tooth sensitivity, to reduce the formation of calculus "tartar" or to control bad breath. How to verify that the teeth are clean? Dental plaque is a sticky film that is difficult to see with the naked eye on the surface of the teeth. In the pharmacy you can buy disclosing tablets or solutions, which temporarily color the dental plaque and highlight the areas where there is still plaque. Brush the discolored areas on your teeth again until they are gone. It is advisable to perform a dental cleaning once a year, visit thedentist .

Dental Implants in Madrid Thanks to dental implants we can replace lost teeth in partially or totally edentulous patients. They are usually cylindrical or conical in shape and are made of biocompatible materials that do not produce a rejection reaction and allow their union with the bone. The dental implant is made of titanium, Zirconium implants can also be used,  for those patients who are allergic to metal (Titanium, nickel).  Its main advantages are: Prevents the patient from having to wear removable dental prostheses. Pieces can be replaced without sacrificing healthy pieces on the sides. The patient does not notice a difference between his natural tooth and the implant. Avoids the psychological intolerance of the patient to removable prostheses (removable and put) There are some contraindications: Patients subjected to high doses of radiation. Psychiatric problems. Excessive consumption of drugs, tobacco and alcohol. Poor hygiene. Occlusal conditions. Poorly controlled diabetic patients.  At the Dr. Estévez Dental Clinic we offer you: Fixed prostheses on implant. Removable prosthesis on implant. Crown on implant. Minimally invasive surgery and planned by computer. State-of-the-art materials such as zirconium. Zirconium implant, very aesthetic. At the Dr. Estévez Dental Clinic we are experts in dental implants and we have extensive experience performing this type of intervention always with the most avant-garde techniques to achieve the best results. Call us and make an appointment with us! Contact us

Snoring, symptoms and treatments snoring it is noisy breathing during sleep. It is a common problem among all ages and in both sexes, and it affects millions of people around the world. Snoring can occur all night or intermittently. People most at risk are men and those who are overweight, but snoring is a problem for both sexes, although women may not experience this problem as often as men. Snoring generally becomes more severe as people get older. It can cause interruptions in your own sleep and your partner's sleep. It can lead to fragmented and unpleasant sleep (tiredness and drowsiness). The two most common adverse health effects believed to be linked to snoring are daytime dysfunction and heart disease. About half of people who snore a lot have sleep apnea. While we sleep, the throat muscles relax, the tongue falls back, and the throat narrows. As we inhale, the walls of the throat begin to vibrate and also, to a lesser extent, when exhaling. These vibrations produce the characteristic sound of snoring. The more you narrow the airways, the higher the vibration and the louder the snoring. Sometimes the walls of the throat completely collapse, creating a condition known as apnea (cessation of breathing). This is a serious condition that requires medical attention. There are several factors that facilitate snoring . First, the normal aging process leads to relaxation of the throat muscles, which causes snoring. Anatomical abnormalities of the nose and throat, such as enlarged tonsils or adenoids, nasal polyps, and deviated septum. Functional abnormalities (inflammation of the nose and/or throat, as can occur during respiratory infection or during allergy season) will lead to snoring. The sleeping position, sleeping on your back, can cause snoring in some people. Alcohol is a powerful muscle relaxant and ingesting it at night will make snoring appear more forcefully. Muscle relaxants taken at night. One of the most important risk factors is overweight and obesity. Symptoms : See your dentist if you snore and have any of the following symptoms or signs: Excessive daytime sleepiness Morning headaches. Recent weight gain. Waking up in the morning feeling like you haven't rested. Waking up at night feeling confused. Change in your level of attention, concentration and memory. TREATMENT : Snorers are generally unaware of their snoring, and must rely on other people's observations. Who may wake up at night choking and out of breath, but this occurs infrequently. If you have any of the symptoms and signs listed above, see yourdentist . He will be in charge of making a diagnosis and will determine if a consultation with a specialist and a sleep test are required to determine if you have apnea and to see how your snoring affects the quality of your sleep. Depending on the results of the study, you will be presented with a number of snoring treatment options. These usually include: The modification of the lifestyle, that is, avoiding the risk factors mentioned above, changing the sleeping position, treating allergies, etc. Different devices to treat this problem, one of them isOrthoApnea® , a novel intraoral device especially indicated for the treatment of snoring and moderate sleep apnea syndrome. It consists of two splints joined together by a screw that allows a controlled and comfortable advancement of the jaw. In this simple way, the passage of air is facilitated, eliminating snoring and improving episodes of apnea that translate into a notable improvement in the quality of life of patients. There are also other devices such asnasal dilators and thespace , a device consisting of a mask, tubes and a ventilator. Use air pressure to push your tongue forward and open your throat. This allows air to pass through it. Reduces snoring and prevents the discomfort of apnea. This method is the treatment of choice for severe apnea. Surgery, if the case requires it.

Webmaster Login The Dentists of the Madrid Dental Clinic Dr. Estévez With more than 20 years of experience and with a common goal: to make our patients smile. For this we have a team of professionals with solid professional training, but mainly, people with a high motivation to make our dental treatments a success and restore the smile to our patients. We cover all specialties with a trained staff to offer you the best result. We invite you to come to our dental clinic to find a solution to your dental problem. GENERAL DENTIST AND IMPLANTOLOGIST DR. JOSÉ ESTÉVEZ GENAO  Collegiate number: 28005114 Doctorate in Dentistry from the Autonomous University of Santo Domingo (UASD) Doctoral thesis "Application of cryosurgery in the treatment of mucoceles" Master in Orthodontics at the European Center of Orthodontics. Master in Implantology, dictated by Drs. Mariano Sanz and José de Rábago, (March 16, 2001 to January 19, 2002) Member of the Spanish Implant Society (SEI) Member of the Spanish Society of Periodontics and Osseointegration (SEPA) Extensive training in the field of surgery and implantology, thanks to multiple courses taken and extensive experience in cases treated and resolved satisfactorily for our patients. ORTHODONTIST DR. Mª ROSA BERZAL RED Collegiate number: 28006034 Degree in Dentistry from the Alfonso X El Sabio University of Madrid. Masters Degree in Orthodontics from the Alfonso X El Sabio University of Madrid. Member of the Spanish Society of Orthodontics (SEDO) Member of the Spanish Association of Orthodontics (AESOR) Invisalign Course 2009 Master Damon 2011 Perfect aligner specialist (transparent splints) In addition, he has extensive training in the field of orthodontics, with numerous courses taken. PEDIATRIC DENTIST DR. ELENA CORREA RANCEL Collegiate number: 28006837  Degree in Dentistry from the European University of Madrid (UEM). Member of the Spanish Pediatric Dentistry Society (SEOP) Masters Degree in Pediatric Dentistry at the Hospital de San Rafael in Madrid. Master of Orthodontics at the Alfonso X El Sabio University of Madrid Member of the Spanish Orthodontic Society (SEDO) Currently, Associate Professor in the Department of Pediatric Dentistry at the European University of Madrid (UEM). ASSISTANT Aidin Victoria Sansossio AUXILIAR MARIALEJANDRA LEDEZMA

Some tips for the hygiene of your patients: 1.   TO THEDENTIST , ONCE A YEAR. And from a very early age, since caries can manifest itself from the moment the first tooth comes out. 2.     THREE TIMES A DAY. It is the frequency of brushing, after each meal. Essential before going to bed and after getting up in the morning. 3.   THE TOOTHPASTE, WITH FLUORIDE. Fluoride toothpastes help us prevent the appearance of cavities..  4.    CHANGE THE WAY YOU BRUSH. Correct brushing consists of making short, smooth and elliptical movements, without forgetting the gum line, the back teeth, the areas around the crowns of the teeth and those with fillings. 5.   _cc781905-5cde-3194-bb3b3b-CAMBILOc5CAMBILOc5. Experts recommend renewing the toothbrush every three months to avoid periodontal diseases. 6._CC781905-5CDE-3194-BB3B-13BAD5CF58D__CC781905-5CDE-3194-BB3B-13BAd5CF58D__CC781905-5CDE-3194-BB3B-136BAD5CF58D__C781905-5CDE-31 The best time is at night, the absence of salivation while sleeping favors the formation of plaque. 7.     RINSE. Mouthwashes are an aid when it comes to keeping your mouth healthy and avoiding infections. 8.     FOLLOW A HEALTHY DIET. It also helps to strengthen the immune system so that it can defend itself against any infection in the oral cavity. 9.   _cc781905-5cde-3194-bbd5c1CAD5CUDLES AUDLES. If you can't brush your teeth, use sugar-free gum or oral hygiene sheets. 10.   DO NOT ABUSE THE BLEACHERS. When used excessively and continuously, they can damage the enamel.

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