What is tooth wear and how is it treated?
Over time, teeth can become thinner, yellowish and translucent, which is caused by tooth wear that, in severe cases, can be treated.
What is gingivitis and how is it treated?
Gingivitis is the initial stage of gum disease, which if left untreated can lead to a more serious infection known as periodontitis.
What does the facial vitamin treatment consist of?
Facial vitamins are a dermal filler material used in aesthetic medicine to treat areas such as the face, neck, décolleté, periocular area and hands.
Top 10 tips to ensure Invisalign success
To ensure the success of Invisalign treatment, chosen by many adults for its advantages, the orthodontist's advice must be strictly followed.
Where does the expression “crocodile tears” come from?
Origin of the expression crocodile tears
WHAT ARE CANKER SORES
At Clinicas Udemax we explain what aphthous ulcers, small mouth ulcers, known and suffered by many people, are technically known as recurrent aphthous stomatitis (RAS). It is a disease of the oral cavity, of unknown aetiology, common in the general
Is anaesthesia harmful when pregnant?
If you are pregnant and you are going to come to us at Clinicas Udemax, you can be calm and worry-free, as undergoing dental treatment that requires anaesthesia does not harm your condition. A study published in the Journal of the
Clinicas Udemax clears up myths about Botox
1. Allergy to Botox No case of severe allergy to botulinum toxin used for cosmetic purposes has been scientifically described. It can trigger an immune response, but this is usually in the form of antibodies that can render the treatment ineffective,
WHAT IS A DENTAL EMERGENCY?
URGENCY or NON-URGENCY Due to the current situation of lack of protection supplies, our clinics have had to proceed with an ERTE, so we currently have no auxiliary staff to attend to your emergency. Clinicas Udemax echoes what is indicated by the
Protecting your teeth from wear
Bruxism is defined as the clenching and grinding of the teeth. It occurs mainly while you sleep. The forces transmitted to the teeth during the closing of the mouth by the bruxer are much greater than the forces produced by