Preventive Dental Medicine
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Treat less and care more! That is the true goal of preventive medicine.
Dra. Ana Carina Coelho
Preventive Dental Medicine
Caring for oral health is much more than treating problems; it is preventing them before they appear.
Gambelas Smile Clinic's Preventive Dental Medicine is designed for those who value continuous, personalised follow-up
Preventive Dental Medicine at GSC Dental Clinic
Preventive Dental Medicine focuses on early diagnosis, oral education and maintaining a healthy smile over time. Each preventive appointment includes a thorough assessment, early detection of lesions, removal of bacterial plaque and clinical advice.
Each preventive appointment includes a thorough assessment, early detection of lesions, removal of bacterial plaque and personalised clinical advice.
This regular follow-up allows our dentists to act in advance and avoid more invasive or costly treatments in the future.
At our dental clinic, we invest in advanced diagnostic technology and a close relationship between doctor and patient.
We promote consistent oral hygiene habits and prevention plans adapted to each case, always with comfort, empathy and clinical rigour.
Prevention is the foundation of everything, and the most effective path to keeping your smile healthy for many years.
How Preventive Dental Medicine works
Complete clinical assessment
Analysis of teeth, gums, oral mucosa and temporomandibular joint (TMJ).
Check-up radiographs
When necessary, we perform complementary exams for the early detection of lesions or structural problems.
Removal of plaque and tartar
Professional cleaning that strengthens gum health and reduces the risk of cavities.
Guidance and habit reinforcement
Personalised advice on hygiene, diet and home care routine.
Individualised prevention plan
Frequency adjusted to the clinical risk and needs of each patient.
Our dental medical team
The preventive dental medicine team at Gambelas Smile Clinic combines proximity, clinical follow-up and an educational focus.
We work with the goal of turning every appointment into a positive and enlightening experience.
We value continuity of care and the creation of habits that sustain a healthy smile, at every stage of life.
Dra. Ana Carina Coelho
Oral Hygienist (C-034108084)
Dra. Ana Carina Coelho is an oral hygienist from the Faculty of Dental Medicine of the University of Lisbon since 2006. She is recognised for her team spirit, collaboration and dedication to patients.
Dra. Olga Gagieva
Oral Hygienist (C-074856081)
Dra. Olga Gagieva is an oral hygienist from the University of Portsmouth since 2014. She stands out for her careful approach, professionalism and excellent relationship with patients.
Applied innovation
Digital radiology
Quick exams with minimal radiation.
Guided Biofilm Therapy (EMS GBT)
Modern and comfortable professional hygiene technique.
Intraoral scanner
Precise monitoring of clinical progress.
CBCT 3D
For deeper assessment, when necessary.
Recommendations for patients after the appointment
Brushing
Brush the teeth 2x a day with fluoride toothpaste.
Hygiene
Use dental floss or interdental brushes daily.
Diet
Reduce the intake of sugars and acidic drinks.
Appointments
Return to the appointment at the frequency defined by your dentist.
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Symptoms prevented with the Preventive Appointment
Gums that bleed or are inflamed
It can indicate gum inflammation, periodontal disease or loss of tooth support.
Accumulation of tartar or stains on the teeth
Deposits promote gum inflammation, bad breath, cavities and stains on the teeth.
Frequent bad breath
It can be associated with gum inflammation, bacterial accumulation, cavities, infections or changes in oral health.
Initial cavities
Initial lesions can progress to pain, sensitivity, cavitation and the need for restorative treatments.
Sensitivity to cold or heat
It can indicate wear, gum recession, decay or dental inflammation, requiring clinical assessment.
Early tooth mobility
It can signal loss of bone support, periodontal inflammation or progression of gum disease.
Undiagnosed joint pain (TMJ)
They can be associated with bruxism, muscle tension or dysfunction of the jaw joint.