Clínica Dental El Cónsul

Clínica Dental El Cónsul is an outpatient dental practice in the Teatinos area of Málaga, with its published address on Sófocles street. The clinic describes serving the neighbourhood since September 1994 and moving premises in 2002. Its official presentation connects orthodontics, implantology, restorative aesthetics, prevention and assessment of the temporomandibular joint. The treatment information is organised around both the appearance of the teeth and the way the bite functions, rather than presenting digital dentistry as a separate cosmetic service without a wider clinical context.

The practice's equipment information is unusually specific about its digital restorative setup. It lists PrimeScan, Primemill and SpeedFire under the CEREC Chairside System, together with intraoral and extraoral scanning and an AnyCubic three-dimensional printer. These named components establish more than a general statement that the clinic uses modern technology: they identify the scanning, milling and ceramic-processing equipment relevant to a chairside CAD/CAM workflow. The official information supports documenting the system itself; it does not give grounds to promise that every requested restoration will be fitted on the day of a first visit.

Implant treatment is described as using individual digital planning. The clinic explains the roles of extraoral and intraoral scans and says it works with two implant systems, without naming those systems in the reviewed overview. The published overview describes the planning process without specifying an implant brand; this can be discussed with the clinician during case assessment. Surgical procedures and the prosthetic stage are considered within the treatment plan, with the clinic's stated aim of restoring function as well as appearance. Its aesthetic service similarly refers to digital smile planning adapted to the individual case and a preference for the least invasive suitable approach.

Orthodontic options include conventional appliances and transparent aligners. El Cónsul's treatment page places alignment alongside occlusion, periodontal health and the temporomandibular joint. The joint service describes clinical examination, transferring the bite to an articulator and using additional investigations where needed. It also describes combining dental treatment with physiotherapy. Bruxism and clenching appear within this clinical framework, so the profile includes them as assessment areas rather than treating them simply as indications for cosmetic restorations.

The published team includes general dental care, orthodontics, implantology, implant prosthodontics, periodontics and endodontics, supported by dental hygienists, assistants and an anesthesiologist. The clinic names Raúl Bejarano Escuder, Miriam Bejarano, María Egea Lillo, Daniel Rioboo Ramírez and Paula Carrilero among its dental professionals. These individual listings document the specialties represented; they are not presented as an independently audited staffing total. Prevention includes oral-hygiene instruction and periodontal attention during pregnancy in the clinic's description of ongoing care.

El Cónsul states that it is authorised by the regional health authority to provide conscious sedation administered by an anesthesiologist and describes its premises as an approved cardioprotected centre. This does not establish the presence of a hospital intensive-care unit. Its published presentation concerns outpatient dental treatment and sedation; it does not provide inpatient capacity or intensive-care figures. Official contact channels are provided for appointment and case enquiries, while the price and timing of an individual treatment remain subject to a clinic proposal.