Clínica Dental Cots

Clínica Dental Cots is a dental practice in Valencia's Ruzafa neighbourhood, on Carlos Cervera street. Its official location information places the clinic near the market and city centre, with access by public transport. The practice describes premises of more than 300 square metres. Patients can find descriptions of the premises, clinicians and individual treatments on the practice's website. Its clinical information brings together the diagnostic, restorative and orthodontic aspects of care at the Valencia address, with separate pages explaining how digital records contribute to planning and manufacturing a proposed restoration.

The clinic is directed and coordinated by Vicente Cots Alcayde, whose published biography records a dentistry degree from the University of Valencia in 1993. His listed areas include oral surgery and implantology, digital dental aesthetics using CAD/CAM, and orthodontics for adults and children. The service directory also includes aesthetic dentistry and endodontics. These are the institution's own stated clinical areas, so its profile is broader than a listing limited to digital crowns or an isolated mention of the CEREC brand.

Digital prosthodontics is described in detail on a dedicated official page. Cots identifies CEREC as its system for computer-aided design and manufacture, with an intraoral scan feeding restoration-design software and a milling process. It advertises completion in a single session for appropriate restorations and discusses materials including porcelain and zirconia. The published description establishes a chairside digital restorative offering; however, the reviewed pages do not identify the precise scanner or milling-unit model. Patients interested in a specific component can ask the team which equipment and restorative materials will be used in their proposed treatment.

The same digital service includes smile design and comparison of three-dimensional dental records. The clinic names OraCheck software for reviewing volumetric changes and tooth position before, during and after treatment. Its explanation connects these records with orthodontic assessment and communication between the dentist and patient. A separate technology page identifies extraoral radiography from the Orthophos family. The profile distinguishes diagnostic imaging and comparison software from the equipment that actually manufactures a restoration, while showing how each contributes to the published treatment workflow.

Implantology is another substantial part of the official clinical menu. The clinic describes replacing an individual missing tooth as well as planning more complex cases, with digital planning used to evaluate the proposed implant position against the patient's anatomy. Its information on guided surgery belongs to that implant service rather than constituting a claim that every patient requires a surgical guide. Orthodontic offerings cover both fixed appliances and transparent aligners. Endodontics is listed as a distinct service concerned with treatment inside the tooth, complementing the practice's restorative work.

The clinic provides direct appointment and contact channels for its Valencia premises. Its facilities description gives an area measurement, which is not converted into a building count or an inpatient-bed figure. The reviewed service pages do not provide one universal treatment price. The proposed restoration, materials, any preparatory treatment and the realistic number of visits are confirmed in the clinic's own assessment, followed by an individual treatment proposal and quotation.