General Dentistry in Barrio de Salamanca, Madrid
Dental hygiene, root canals, periodontics, restorations and wisdom tooth removal to keep your teeth and gums healthy.
What is general dentistry?
General dentistry is the branch of dental medicine that deals with the diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of various conditions and diseases of the teeth and gums. This discipline encompasses a wide range of services and treatments, and is the foundation for primary dental care. General dentists are primary dental health care professionals, and their main focus is maintaining oral health and preventing disease.
In the heart of Barrio de Salamanca, on C. de Hermosilla, 78 next to Goya metro, Dr. Alejandra de la Rosa brings together all of general dentistry in a single practice: dental hygiene and a bacteriological test to stop gingivitis, root canals and dental reconstruction when decay advances, periodontics and treatment of gum recession, wisdom-tooth extraction and halitosis diagnosis. Every day we care for neighbours from Recoletos and Lista with a conservative, painless approach focused on preserving the natural tooth.
Key aspects of general dentistry include:
- Diagnosis: Evaluation of general dental health, including the use of X-rays and other diagnostics to detect problems.
- Prevention: Regular cleanings, fluoride application and sealants, and oral hygiene education to prevent cavities and gum disease.
- Treatment: Fillings, extractions, root canal treatments, and management of various oral conditions.
- Restoration: Crowns, bridges, and prostheses to restore the function and aesthetics of the smile.
- Pain and anxiety management: Providing a comfortable environment and techniques to reduce dental anxiety.
General dentists often collaborate with specialists for cases requiring more specialized care. General dentistry is essential for maintaining good oral health and, by extension, contributes to the general health and well-being of people.
What treatments does general dentistry include?
General dentistry encompasses a wide range of treatments aimed at maintaining dental health, preventing disease, and treating various oral conditions. Some of the most common treatments include:
- Regular dental exams and cleanings: To prevent dental diseases and maintain oral health.
- Fillings: To treat cavities, restoring the function and shape of the affected tooth.
- Extractions: Removal of damaged or infected teeth, including wisdom tooth extraction.
- Root canal treatments: To treat infected or severely damaged teeth, removing the infected dental pulp.
- Crowns and bridges: To restore damaged teeth or replace missing teeth.
- Gum disease treatment: To address conditions such as gingivitis and periodontitis.
- Basic orthodontics: Alignment of crooked teeth and correction of bite problems.
- Prevention and oral health education: Instructions on dental hygiene and healthy habits for teeth.
- Pain and dental anxiety management: Use of mild sedation and pain management techniques for anxious patients.
General dentistry is fundamental for maintaining good oral health throughout life and is the first point of contact for any dental problem. Prevention and early treatment of dental problems are key to avoiding more serious complications.
Prevention starts with regular dental cleaning, which we recommend at least twice a year. If your gums bleed or are inflamed, periodontal treatment aims to stop the disease and prevent tooth loss. If bad breath is persistent, we look for its cause with a halitosis diagnosis. When wisdom teeth have no room or only partly erupt, we use a 3D X-ray to assess whether wisdom tooth extraction is needed.
General dentistry treatments
Dental cleaning and hygiene
Professional dental cleaning and prevention of oral diseases.
Painless Dentistry
Dental treatments with minimal discomfort techniques.
Dental reconstruction
Dental restoration preserving natural structure.
Bacteriological Test
Microbiological analysis for precise periodontal diagnosis.
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What is conservative dentistry?
Conservative dentistry focuses on preserving as much of the natural tooth as possible. This approach is less invasive and is concerned with maintaining the integrity and health of the original dental structure.
What are the advantages of conservative dentistry?
Minimize Dental Structure Removal
Procedures are designed to remove the least amount of natural dental tissue possible, preserving the integrity of the tooth.
Surface Treatments
Such as teeth whitening, which improves the color of teeth without altering their shape or structure, maintaining dental health.
Use of Composite Veneers
These are less invasive than porcelain veneers, as they require less or no removal of the tooth surface.
Conservative Restorations
Such as tooth-colored fillings or inlays, which repair damaged teeth while preserving as much of the natural tooth as possible.
Focus on Prevention
Regular maintenance and preventive procedures to avoid the need for more invasive treatments in the future.
Conservative dentistry is ideal for those seeking to maintain their dental health without undergoing extensive or invasive procedures, respecting the natural structure and health of their teeth.
Common treatments in general dentistry
General dentistry encompasses a wide range of treatments aimed at maintaining dental health, preventing disease, and treating various oral conditions:
Regular dental exams and cleanings: To prevent dental diseases and maintain optimal oral health through periodic check-ups.
Fillings: To treat cavities, restoring the function and shape of the affected tooth with high-quality materials.
Extractions: Removal of damaged or infected teeth, including wisdom tooth extraction with minimally invasive techniques.
Root canal treatments: To treat infected or severely damaged teeth, removing the infected dental pulp and saving the tooth.
Crowns and bridges: To restore damaged teeth or replace missing teeth, improving both function and aesthetics.
Gum disease treatment: To address conditions such as gingivitis and periodontitis, preserving the health of supporting tissues.
Prevention and oral health education: Instructions on dental hygiene and healthy habits for teeth, fundamental for long-term maintenance.
Pain and dental anxiety management: Use of mild sedation and pain management techniques for anxious patients, ensuring a comfortable experience.
General dentistry is fundamental for maintaining good oral health throughout life and is the first point of contact for any dental problem. Prevention and early treatment of dental problems are key to avoiding more serious complications.
What are the benefits of general dentistry?
General dentistry offers several advantages, both functionally and emotionally:
Aesthetic Improvement
Significantly improves the appearance of teeth and smile, which can increase the patient's confidence and self-esteem.
Improved Dental Health
Some procedures, such as replacing old fillings or correcting dental alignment, can improve overall oral health.
Prevention of Future Damage
Preventive and restorative treatments can protect teeth from further damage or wear, avoiding major problems.
Improvement in Functionality
Correction of structural problems, such as crooked teeth or gaps, can improve bite and chewing function.
Advanced Technology
Modern dentistry uses cutting-edge technology, which can mean faster, more comfortable, and more efficient procedures.
Lasting Results
Many treatments offer long-term results, reducing the need for repeated treatments and improving quality of life.
Improvement in General Well-being
A healthy mouth can have a positive impact on general health, social interaction, and emotional well-being.
However, it is important to note that the suitability and benefits of treatments vary according to the individual needs and conditions of each patient. Therefore, a consultation with a specialized dentist is recommended to determine the best option.
What is the price of general dentistry treatments?
General dentistry
Comprehensive care
With modern techniques and a personalized approach, we offer a wide range of services to keep your oral health in optimal condition.
All inclusive
Frequently asked questions about general dentistry
Answers to common questions about our general dentistry treatments in Madrid. customer service.
It is recommended to visit the dentist at least twice a year for regular exams and cleanings. However, the frequency may vary according to your individual oral health needs. Some patients with specific conditions such as periodontal disease may need more frequent visits. Your dentist will recommend a personalized visit plan.
Yes, it is crucial that children visit the dentist regularly. General dentistry for children focuses on prevention and treatment of dental problems, as well as educating children about good oral hygiene from an early age. The first visit is recommended when the first tooth appears or at one year of age.
Modern dentistry has advanced significantly in pain management techniques. At ENIQ we use effective local anesthesia and minimally invasive techniques to ensure your comfort. We also offer conscious sedation for patients with dental anxiety. Most treatments are virtually painless.
In case of a dental emergency such as a broken tooth, intense pain, or bleeding, contact your dentist immediately. At ENIQ we attend dental emergencies. Meanwhile, you can apply a cold compress to the affected area and take over-the-counter pain relievers. If a tooth falls out completely, keep it in milk and go to the dentist as soon as possible.
Prevention includes brushing your teeth at least twice a day with fluoride toothpaste, using dental floss daily, limiting consumption of sugars and acidic foods, and visiting the dentist regularly for professional cleanings. A balanced diet and avoiding tobacco are also fundamental for maintaining good oral health.
The cost varies depending on the treatment and the complexity of the case, which is why we always carry out a no-obligation initial assessment to provide you with a personalised quote. We offer financing with no documentation required, from €150 to €3,000, with instalments adapted to your situation. Request your consultation and we will explain all the options.
We are located at C. de Hermosilla, 78, in the Barrio de Salamanca in Madrid, a short walk from Goya metro station (lines 2 and 4) and close to bus stops for lines 21, 53, 1 and 74. There are also car parks nearby. For your first visit we recommend booking an appointment in advance; you will receive a confirmation with full directions.
A routine check-up usually takes between 30 and 60 minutes. It includes a full examination of the mouth, an X-ray if necessary, an assessment of the condition of the gums and teeth, and a professional cleaning if appropriate. At the end, the dentist will explain the findings and recommend the most suitable follow-up plan for you.