The Odotoclinic clinic is located in the center of Lugano, only 1 km away from the station, which can be reached on foot with a pleasant walk through the streets of the center.

Our medical staff is prepared and trained to treat every problem of the mouth with high quality therapies: conservative, surgical, implantology, prosthetics,orthodontics and periodontology.

Our dentists thus treat all diseases of the mouth (teeth, gums, jaw bone, temporomandibular joints) with a special attention and specialization in periodontal disease.

The use of the latest technology allows us to treat our patients more effectively and at the same time, less painfully.

Treatments

DENTAL HYGIENE

Quoidial removal of plaque, accumulated on the surface of the teeth and on the soft structures of the oral cavity, prevents and arrests the progression of tooth and gum disease.
Regular scaling, on the other hand, is essential for complete removal of any concretion or debris that is difficult to remove by simple brushing.

CONSERVATIVE

This branch of dentistry deals with the anatomical-aesthetic functional restoration of decayed, fractured or somehow compromised teeth.
In accordance with the latest guidelines of modern dentistry we perform conservative treatments in aesthetic composite material.

ENDODONTICS

Endodontics deals with the treatment of the dental pulp i.e., the tissue inside the tooth that contains nerve endings and blood vessels.
The dental pulp can become diseased and go into necrosis due to a cavity or dental trauma.

DENTAL AESTHETICS

We are very attentive to solving aesthetic problems ranging from simple whitening of natural teeth to gum surgery.
The whitening of natural teeth can be performed professionally at the office or at home using templates.
Gingival surgery can range from a simple gingival surgical correction to true periodontal surgery with bone remodeling.
Aesthetics, however, are also achieved through conservative treatments with composite and prosthetic materials using all-ceramic crowns or ceramic veneers

PARODONTOLOGY

This is that branch of dentistry that deals with the treatment of the supporting tissues of the tooth namely the gums, periodontal ligament and alveolar bone.
These districts can become diseased even at a young age, and the fairly slow and painless progression leads to periodontal disease (pyorrhea) without patients realizing it. The therapy of excellence is definitely prevention through oral hygiene controls and good daily maintenance, but cases with overt disease must be treated. Those less severe with scaling (root smoothing); more severe cases with periodontal surgery.

PROSTHESIS

Prosthodontics is the finalization of dental work that allows us to aesthetically and functionally reconstruct the dentition.
So we can solve aesthetic problems of a single tooth with ceramic veneers or with fully ceramic crowns or even with traditional metal-ceramic crowns.
Tooth missing can be restored with a prosthesis fixed on abutments of natural teeth or with implants.
The maximum expression, however, is achieved by fully rehabilitating patients who have lost smile aesthetics and chewing function.

IMPLANTOLOGY

For several years now, edentulous areas, that is, where teeth are missing, have been rehabilitated through the use of implants, titanium screws, which are placed inside the bone.
These once well integrated to the bone will perform the function of the tooth roots.
With the help of implants therefore, it is possible to resolve deficiencies of both individual teeth resolve deficiencies and entire quadrants up to total edentulias.

ORTHODENTHODONICS

This branch of dentistry deals with the correct alignment of teeth.
In the first stage in children it also acts orthopedically by modulating the bone growth of the upper and lower jaws; later it orients the teeth through the application of metal wires so as to achieve functional and aesthetic order.

LASER PARODONTIAL TREATMENT

Gain back your smile with noninvasive periodontal treatment

Separodontal disease, also called pyorrhea, is a multifactorial infection caused by bacteria  that affects  the periodontium. The periodontium is made up of those tissues that support the teeth  (gums, bone, root cementum and periodontal ligament), and because of this,  if the infection is not treated properly, the ultimate outcome of periodontal disease will be tooth loss.