The clinics associated with the network are characterized by an innovative diagnostic approach which makes use of digital radiology and sophisticated bio-molecular methods, and by the state-of-art integration of new technologies. These technologies include the high-powered laser and operating microscope, which is mandatory to be used in all procedures.
Our dental clinics treat all diseases of the dental care, in particular, we specialize in non-surgical and therefore non-invasive treatment of periodontal disease, commonly called pyorrhea, this disease is a bacterial infection that affects the tissues supporting the teeth: bone, periodontal ligament, root cement and gum. Our therapy focuses on laser therapy. When periodontitis is not treated, causes a progressive destruction of the attack that connects the tooth root and alveolar bone, causing bone resorption. Bringing in the later stages the loss of teeth. The first stage of periodontal disease is gingivitis, an inflammation manifested by redness, swelling and bleeding of the gums. A disease often overlooked and therefore untreated, this paves the way for the development of periodontitis. The signs that accompany the disease are the recessions (the gum drop discovering the roots of teeth), persistent bad breath, sensitivity to heat and cold, the change of position of the teeth and their mobility.

The molecular biology helps us to prevent and set up a personalized treatment that uses the operating microscope and laser allow us to treat periodontal disease and its recurrence, while according to highly compromised teeth, avoiding the use of dental implantology.
Recent studies have provided support to the hypothesis that bacteria associated with periodontal disease, entering the bloodstream, causing a persistent bacteremia and thus a role, direct or indirect, in many other systemic diseases, particularly cardiovascular disease (heart attack and stroke), diabetes, lung disease, complications of pregnancy and osteoporosis.
Excellence Dental Network promotes, sponsors and funding research in dentistry and shares the results with all the associated structures through training and regular updating of physicians, dentists, dental hygienists and support staff.