PerioMax Clínica Dental

PerioMax is a dental clinic in central Alicante whose published clinical profile combines periodontics, dental implantology and oral and maxillofacial surgery. Its premises are on Reyes Católicos street. The practice was founded by Andrés Valdés Navarro and describes a working relationship between successive generations of clinicians. Its public team directory names the founder as technical director, Andrés Valdés Beltrán as a maxillofacial surgeon and dentist, and Andrés F. Gandolfo as a periodontist. Dental hygienists are listed separately, making the distinction between dentists and supporting clinical personnel clear.

Digital restorative dentistry is a particularly well documented part of this clinic's offering. PerioMax identifies a complete Dentsply Sirona CEREC system on its own technology page: Primescan for intraoral scanning, Primemill for manufacturing restorations and SpeedFire for the finishing stage of compatible ceramic workflows. The provider describes scanning, designing, milling and sintering within the practice. This supports a specific claim about chairside CAD/CAM capability, rather than an assumption based only on owning a digital scanner or using a dental laboratory that works with computer-aided design.

The restorative services described include ceramic crowns, veneers and partial restorations, alongside fixed prostheses supported by teeth or implants and removable solutions. Its prosthodontic information distinguishes work manufactured in the clinic from extensive bridges and complex implant reconstructions sent to a collaborating laboratory that also uses CAD/CAM. That distinction matters when comparing treatment schedules: the clinic's published single-visit proposition concerns suitable restorations and does not establish that every full-mouth reconstruction or implant treatment is completed during one appointment.

Periodontal assessment is presented as part of planning restorative care. The practice describes evaluating the tissues that support the teeth before deciding how a prosthesis should be retained, and treating periodontal disease when it affects the proposed restoration. Its wider service menu includes conservative treatment for damaged teeth, orthodontics with brackets or transparent aligners, pediatric dentistry, aesthetic dentistry and digital smile design. These published services give the clinic a broader scope than the CEREC equipment alone and connect the restorative work with continuing dental maintenance.

The diagnostic equipment list names Orthophos digital radiology with two-dimensional and three-dimensional imaging. Prevention and professional hygiene are supported by an EMS Airflow Prophylaxis Master and the clinic's Guided Biofilm Therapy offering. Its facilities information also describes two equipped treatment rooms, ultrasonic instrument cleaning and autoclave sterilisation. Treatment rooms are not hospital buildings or inpatient beds, so they are recorded as a facility detail rather than converted into unsupported hospital capacity figures.

PerioMax's official contact information provides direct appointment channels and its Alicante address. The reviewed treatment pages explain the clinical options without publishing one comprehensive price for every patient's care. Patients can request a proposal relating the practice's named services and digital systems to the findings of their own examination. The appropriate restoration, manufacturing route, number of visits and associated charges remain part of the clinic's assessment and written treatment proposal.