Turó Park Dental Clinics,
Dental practice and orthodontics
in Barcelona.
Equipped with state-of-the-art equipment and a multidisciplinary medical team,
we offer state-of-the-art treatments for adults, adolescents and children.
Are you looking for an English-speaking dental practice in Barcelona?
Equipped with the latest equipment and a multidisciplinary medical team, our dental practice allows you to obtain a precise diagnosis as quickly as possible and to benefit from comprehensive and personalised care for all dental problems in one place.
We have multilingual doctors who speak English, French, Spanish, Catalan, and German. Our clinic is multicultural and we take care to understand you at all levels.
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To book an appointment or speak with one of our friendly team, please get in touch using the options below
Mandatory for the practice of certain disciplines, the sports mouthguard helps to prevent and reduce the severity of traumatic orofacial injuries, particularly to the teeth.
Dental X-rays are used to detect lesions and abnormalities that cannot be detected by your dentist during a clinical examination. It is an essential part of dental medicine.
The most common treatment in endodontics is root canal therapy, which in most cases saves a badly damaged tooth that would otherwise have to be extracted.
There are many invisible orthodontic techniques available today that allow adults and teenagers to benefit from braces without compromising aesthetics.
Unlike conventional braces, lingual braces are placed on the inside of the teeth on the tongue side. It is therefore completely invisible from the outside and offers exceptional precision.
With custom-made clear aligners, you can change the alignment of your teeth and correct your dental malocclusion without anyone knowing that you have braces.
Dental veneers are thin ceramic films or shells that the dentist glues to the outside of the visible teeth (incisors and canines, or even premolars) to correct the shape, shade, or spacing of the teeth.
Crowns are used to replace one or more teeth in an aesthetic and durable way. They can be placed on the natural root if it is in good enough condition or on a dental implant if the root is missing or cannot be saved.
Comfortable and long-lasting, dental implants offer an ideal solution to regain real chewing comfort and an aesthetic result as close as possible to natural teeth.
Cosmetic dentistry is the specialty of dentistry that deals with improving the appearance of teeth.
It includes all the techniques and tools available to dentists to improve the appearance of their patients' smiles, such as veneers, dental crowns and tooth whitening. To achieve the best possible results, facial features must be taken into account in order to harmonise the smile with the rest of the face.
Cosmetic dentistry can therefore improve self-image and have a positive physical and psychological impact.
A visit to the dentist has never been so pleasant!
Our English-speaking specialists welcome you in a modern and friendly environment for all your dental treatments.
Trained in the most important European universities, our dentists, accompanied by specialists and qualified dental assistants, carry out treatments according to the most up-to-date scientific data. Multilingual, they will be able to provide your dental care in English in order to facilitate your exchanges and to give you serenity during your treatment.
Depending on your needs, you will be cared for by one of the members of our medical team composed of
General dentists for emergency care, check-ups, dental hygiene, scaling, root canalization and fillings.
Our answers to the most frequently asked questions about dental care and orthodontics
How often should I go to the dentist?
Ideally, you should see your dentist every six months, and at worst at least once a year. Regular check-ups and examinations will ensure that your teeth, gums, enamel and tongue are in good condition.
When to schedule the first visit to the dentist?
A very first visit to the dentist is recommended around the age of 4. This is an opportunity for the dentist to take stock of your child's teeth and check for early decay.
How to overcome the fear of the dentist?
Although you may have some concerns about going to your dentist, you should know that he or she is the best person to help you with your phobia. He or she will certainly empathise and be even more attentive to your stress. Verbalizing your fear is the first step towards healing! Depending on the severity of your phobia and the care required, he or she may prescribe medication to help reduce your stress or use conscious sedation.
