Dental Arenas
Dental Arenas is a dental organisation with practices in Villena and Banyeres de Mariola, both in Alicante province.
Key facts
- Intensive care / resuscitation
- Not publicly disclosed
- Buildings
- Not publicly disclosed
- Doctors
- 6 named dentists / stomatologists
- Inpatient beds
- Not publicly disclosed
- Price segment
- Not publicly disclosed
Public team directory for the organisation; not a per-branch or audited staffing figure.
SourceDigital dentistry & CAD/CAM
Equipment and workflows documented on the clinic's official website.
Dental Arenas explicitly describes CEREC intraoral scanning, 3D restoration design and in-clinic milling for suitable single-session ceramic restorations. Component model names are not published on the reviewed page.
Location and scope: Organisation-level technology page covering the Villena and Banyeres practices; confirm the operating location for the proposed restoration.
- CEREC CAD/CAM
- An intraoral camera, 3D design software and milling equipment are described for ceramic restorations without sending the work to a laboratory. Official source
- Operating microscope
- Optical magnification is documented for diagnostic and treatment work, including endodontics. Official source
Checked: 2026-10-25
Checked: 2026-10-25
The clinical assessment determines the appropriate restoration, manufacturing route and number of visits. A scanner alone does not establish a complete CEREC workflow.
About the hospital
Dental Arenas is a dental organisation with practices in Villena and Banyeres de Mariola, both in Alicante province. Its official pages publish separate addresses and telephone numbers for the two locations. The institutional description presents a longstanding clinical practice and a team covering several branches of dentistry. The common website presents the organisation's clinical services and technology. Patients can use the individual contact details to confirm which location provides the proposed restorative work and how the diagnostic and treatment appointments will be arranged.
The official CEREC page provides direct evidence of chairside CAD/CAM restoration. Dental Arenas describes capturing the teeth with an intraoral camera, designing a restoration with three-dimensional software and using milling equipment to make the ceramic component in the clinic. Its explanation explicitly distinguishes that approach from sending the restoration to an external laboratory. The page advertises suitable aesthetic restorations in a single session. It does not name the scanner, milling machine or furnace models, so the record confirms the published CEREC workflow without inventing a particular generation of Sirona hardware.
Oral rehabilitation and prosthodontics are part of the broader service menu. The organisation describes restoring chewing function and appearance after tooth loss or substantial damage to existing teeth. Implant treatment and oral surgery are listed alongside ceramic restorations, while conservative dentistry addresses preservation of the patient's own dental tissues. Digital manufacture is therefore represented as one component of an overall restorative service, rather than evidence that surgical preparation, implant healing and every stage of complex rehabilitation all take place during one visit.
The official technology section also includes dental radiology, an operating microscope and nitrous oxide sedation. Microscopic endodontics appears separately in the treatment directory, connecting magnification with work inside the tooth. The published preventive services include professional hygiene and conservative care. Periodontics, pediatric dentistry and oral medicine extend the practice beyond aesthetic procedures. The directory also lists dental approaches to snoring and sleep apnea, which are recorded as a stated service area without suggesting that a dental appliance is appropriate for every sleep-related condition.
Orthodontic options cover conventional appliances and transparent aligners. Aesthetic dentistry and whitening are listed in addition to the restoration service. The public team directory names Regino Arenas Dalla-Vecchia as the coordinating clinician and lists Laura Arenas, Clara Arenas, Regino Arenas Seguí, Etna Verdú and Elías Verdú among the dentists and stomatologists. Hygienists, dental assistants, reception and administrative personnel are identified in distinct roles. The resulting clinician figure refers to names listed for the organisation, not an audited staffing total at one location.
Dental Arenas publishes appointment hours and direct contact details for each practice. The two addresses establish two clinical locations; they do not establish the number of buildings occupied or the presence of inpatient facilities. The reviewed pages describe treatment options and invite further enquiries without providing a single price covering an individual rehabilitation. Patients can request an individual quotation and confirm the branch, restoration materials, manufacturing sequence and expected appointments within the proposed treatment plan. The two practices publish their own contact channels for arranging that discussion.
Official sources for this profile
- dentalarenas.com · 2026-10-25
- dentalarenas.com · 2026-10-25
- dentalarenas.com · 2026-10-25
- dentalarenas.com · 2026-10-25
- dentalarenas.com · 2026-10-25
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