Oral care and prevention

Oral health is not limited to teeth and gums. The tongue, cheeks, palate, floor of the mouth and soft tissues also deserve attention and regular checks.

During the first visit and routine check-ups, we carry out a thorough screening of the oral mucosa to identify any changes, suspicious lesions or signs requiring further investigation at an early stage.
Prevention, however, is not limited to the mucosa. During check-ups, we also assess the presence of early tooth decay, enamel lesions and the main risk factors that may contribute to their development, allowing us to intervene early and preserve natural teeth wherever possible.

The examination also includes an assessment of the temporomandibular joint (TMJ) and the chewing muscles. We check for joint noises, restricted movement, muscle tension and symptoms such as jaw pain, headaches or fatigue while chewing. Identifying these changes early makes it possible to plan the most appropriate treatment and improve the well-being of the entire chewing system.