Marcos Bayer Sarmiento

• Patient Assessment and Diagnosis:
  • Conduct comprehensive oral examinations to assess dental health and identify issues such as cavities, gum disease, and oral infections.
  • Diagnose dental conditions using X-rays, diagnostic tests, and patient history to develop tailored treatment plans.
• Preventive and Restorative Care:
  • Perform routine dental cleanings and other preventive procedures to maintain oral health.
  • Restore damaged or decayed teeth with fillings, crowns, bridges, and other restorative materials.
• Oral Surgery and Extractions:
  • Conduct minor oral surgeries, including tooth extractions, especially of wisdom teeth and other problematic teeth.
  • Manage pre- and post-operative care, ensuring patient comfort and educating on proper aftercare.
  
• Therapy (Endodontics):
  • Diagnose and treat root (BioDentine-MTA) performed to save and restore damaged teeth.
• Pulpectomy and pulpotomy.
  
• Periodontal Care:
  • Treat gum disease through scaling, root planing, and other periodontal therapies to prevent progression and promote healing.
  • Educate patients on effective oral hygiene practices to maintain healthy gums and prevent recurrence.
  
• Prosthetic Procedures:
  •Ensure proper fit and function of dental prosthetics, making adjustments as necessary.
  • Crowns and Bridges:
  • Preparation and Placement of Crowns: Prepare damaged or decayed teeth by reshaping them to receive crowns. Ensure precision in fitting and bonding crowns for long-term durability and functionality.
  • Fabrication and Fitting of Bridges: Design and place bridges to replace missing teeth, ensuring proper bite alignment and stability. Work closely with dental laboratories to ensure accurate color matching and fit for natural aesthetics.
  • Adjustment and Maintenance: Make necessary adjustments to crowns and bridges to achieve proper fit, function, and comfort. Educate patients on care routines to maintain prosthetic health and longevity.
  • Crowns Over Implants:
  • Implant-Supported Crowns: Place crowns over dental implants by securely attaching the crown to the abutment, ensuring stability and a natural appearance.
  • Custom Abutments: Collaborate with dental labs to create custom abutments when required, enhancing fit and aesthetic integration of the crown with existing teeth.
  • Post-Procedure Care: Provide post-placement care instructions and educate patients on maintaining implant-supported restorations to avoid complications.
  • Dentures and Partials:
  • Complete and Partial Dentures: Design and place complete and partial dentures for patients with significant tooth loss. Ensure fit and comfort by making adjustments to reduce potential soreness or irritation.
  • Maintenance and Relines: Offer maintenance services, including relines and repairs, to extend the life of dentures and maintain patient comfort over time.
  • Temporary and Long-Term Prosthetics:
  • Temporary Restorations: Place temporary crowns or bridges when awaiting final prosthetic placement, ensuring patients maintain functionality and aesthetics during the interim period.
  • Long-Term Prosthetic Planning: Develop long-term treatment plans for patients requiring complex prosthetic work, integrating multiple types of restorations for a comprehensive approach.
  • Patient Education and Aftercare:
  • Educate patients on the maintenance and care of prosthetic devices, emphasizing techniques to prolong the life of restorations.
  • Provide guidance on what to expect post-procedure, including possible adjustments and the importance of follow-up visits for prosthetic care.
• Cosmetic Dentistry:
  • Smile design.
• Patient Education:
  • Educate patients on proper oral hygiene practices, dietary recommendations, and preventive care techniques.
  • Provide guidance on maintaining dental health, explaining the importance of regular check-ups and preventive care.
  

• Implant Placement: Perform precise placement of dental implants, ensuring optimal positioning and integration with the jawbone for long-term stability.
• Bone Grafting: Conduct bone grafting procedures to build sufficient bone structure in cases of bone loss, preparing the site for successful implant placement.
• Sinus Lift Procedures: Perform maxillary sinus augmentations to create a suitable environment for implants in the upper jaw, especially in cases of limited bone height.
• 3D Imaging and Planning: Utilize advanced 3D imaging and digital planning tools to assess bone density, structure, and implant positioning for enhanced precision.
• Soft Tissue Management: Handle soft tissue around the implant site to promote healthy gum integration and achieve an aesthetically pleasing outcome.
• Immediate Loading Implants: Perform immediate loading techniques to place temporary crowns on implants during the initial procedure, offering patients quicker restoration of functionality and appearance.
• Implant-Supported Restorations: Work with prosthetic teams to attach custom crowns, bridges, or dentures to implants, ensuring stability and a natural look.
• Patient Consultation and Case Planning:Conduct detailed consultations to assess patient suitability for implants, explain treatment options, and develop personalized care plans.
• Aftercare and Follow-up: Monitor post-operative recovery and manage any complications, providing guidance on implant maintenance for long-term success.
• Collaboration with Multidisciplinary Teams:Collaborate with general dentists, periodontists, and prosthodontists for complex cases requiring comprehensive treatment plans.