Dental care in Kénitra

# How to use this page

Start with the area of care closest to your question, then open the detailed page. It provides reference points to prepare for a consultation and understand the terminology used. If several pages seem relevant, you do not need to choose a treatment yourself: simply note your questions to discuss with the practice. For sudden pain or a dental problem, see the dental emergency information and the contact arrangements described there.

# Guidance after an examination

This overview does not replace a diagnosis or treatment plan. One request may lead to several options being considered, and the page closest to your search may not match the decision reached after an assessment. The site therefore presents possibilities and limits without guaranteeing a result or giving personalised advice remotely.

# Practical information before your visit

The indicative fees page explains the published ranges and the role of an individual quotation. The technology and equipment page presents the practice’s facilities. When you are ready, the appointment form lets you send a request without posting medical documents on a public page.

# Treatments that sometimes follow one another

The areas of care are not separate boxes. Before an implant, the gums sometimes need treatment or the bone needs rebuilding: that is the role of a bone graft. A damaged tooth can receive a crown. A missing tooth can be replaced by a bridge, a denture or an implant, depending on your situation. The order of the steps is decided after the examination, not on this page.

# Cosmetic care also starts with an examination

Whitening and veneers concern the appearance of your smile. Like other treatments, they are discussed after an examination of your teeth and gums. Their pages explain what each treatment can do, its limits and the upkeep it needs.

# Some words used on these pages

• Implant: an artificial root placed in the bone to hold a tooth.
• Bone graft: rebuilding bone where it is missing, before an implant.
• Periodontics: care of the gums and of the bone that holds the teeth.
• Occlusion: the way your upper and lower teeth meet when you close your mouth.
• Cone Beam: three-dimensional imaging that shows the volume of the bone.
• Bridge: a fixed prosthesis that rests on the neighbouring teeth to replace a missing tooth.
• Crown: a cap that covers a damaged tooth.
• Veneer: a thin shell bonded to the visible side of a tooth to change how it looks.
• Imaging: an X-ray or a Cone Beam scan, suggested only when it adds useful information.

# Questions to ask during the consultation

Write your questions down before you come. For example: what options exist in my case, including without an implant? How many steps and visits should I expect? What upkeep does each option need? What happens if I wait? What does the quote include? What follow-up should I plan for after treatment? Bring your recent X-rays and a list of your medicines too. After the assessment, you receive a written quote if treatment is considered, and you keep the time you need to decide. The assessment does not commit you to any treatment.