Teeth stain due to some medical treatments such as the ingestion of tetracycline (antibiotic), excessive drinking of cola sodas, coffee, red wine and smoking, this together with inadequate oral hygiene and lack of consistency in regular check-ups with the dentist, in most cases, causes the teeth to stain.

Teeth tend to become crooked usually due to extractions of other teeth that have not been taken care of later in relation to the space they leave empty in the gum, for this reason the remaining teeth are displaced. Also, it may be that there is a lack of space in which case the teeth will tend to tilt and pile up.

The best way to preserve dental health is prevention through proper oral hygiene, which is possible thanks to proper brushing technique, the use of dental floss, as well as the use of oral rinses, regular visits to the dentist and a balanced and healthy diet.

In this important and significant stage of your life it is essential to observe a meticulous hygiene of teeth and gums to prevent the accumulation of bacterial plaque, thus avoiding periodontal diseases. We advise you to go to the dentist for an evaluation of any problem that may arise. It is very important to know the level of gestation in which you are in order to determine the treatment that should be followed and thus avoid taking risks with your health and that of your baby.

It is the result of the accumulation of bacterial plaque and tartar that causes inflammation in the gums, it is very harmful because if left unattended it can destroy the tissues (bone and periodontal fibers) that support the denture and the teeth will begin to have mobility and inevitably fall out.

Halitosis means bad breath; unpleasant odor of the oral cavity, which is produced by bacterial decomposition of food debris on teeth, saliva, bleeding and other elements. Almost everyone presents halitosis upon awakening because at night there is little oral activity and little production of saliva. The causes of halitosis can be simple, such as poor oral hygiene, or very serious, such as oral cancer.

• Swollen, red gums, bleeding from brushing and flossing
• Loose and moving teeth.
• Pain when chewing and dental sensitivity.
• Bad breath.
• Bad taste in the mouth.

It is a procedure that consists of removing the calculus of tartar and bacterial plaque that is formed in the teeth, this procedure is commonly known as dental cleaning, is performed manually, with electromechanical instruments or ultrasound. The dentist will determine the technique to follow depending on the state of each patient's teeth. 

It is a procedure performed to remove existing stains from the enamel and dentine, managing to lighten the tonality of the teeth. The use of self-applicable products without the adequate advice of a dentist is not recommended.

It is a disease that attacks the enamel of the teeth, if not attended in time reaches the dentin that is a tissue that is below it, causing much pain. This dental disease is caused by the extremely corrosive acids produced by bacterial plaque.

It is a colorless and sticky layer composed of bacteria and sugars that forms and adheres generally on molars and premolars. When this plaque hardens, it becomes tartar wich is the main cause of cavities and gum disease.

The most recommendable it's best to attend twice a year for a general evaluation of your oral health and to avoid long-term discomfort.