General Dentistry in Valencia

General Dentistry in Valencia

Routine and restorative dental care with clear explanations, sensible priorities and written costs.

What it is

General dentistry covers the everyday diagnosis, prevention and treatment needed to keep teeth and gums healthy.

What it can help with

We assess decay, broken fillings, sensitivity, toothache, bleeding gums and wear, including problems found during a routine examination.

What general dentistry covers

These treatments resolve most of what happens in a mouth over a lifetime.

Check-ups

A full examination of teeth and gums, with X-rays where clinically useful. This is where problems get caught while they are still small and cheap to fix.

Fillings

Tooth-coloured composite restorations that treat decay and rebuild shape and function without being visible.

Root canal treatment

When decay reaches the nerve, endodontic treatment lets us save the tooth rather than extract it.

Gum treatment

Gingivitis and periodontitis: gums that bleed, recede or lose support. The earlier we treat, the more we preserve.

Rebuilds

Fractured or heavily worn teeth that can be restored without needing a full crown.

Night guards

For bruxism: they protect enamel from night-time wear and ease jaw tension.

How it works

The dentist listens to your concerns, examines your mouth and uses X-rays only when clinically useful. You then receive a prioritised plan.

Who it may suit

It suits adults who need a check-up, filling, root canal assessment, gum review or a second opinion on an existing treatment plan.

Benefits and limitations

Early treatment is often simpler and preserves more natural tooth. Some problems have several valid options, and each has different costs and longevity.

Caught early versus caught late

Caught early

An early cavity is one filling in one appointment. Gingivitis reverses with cleaning and follow-up. Minimal cost, minimal discomfort.

Caught late

The same cavity reaching the nerve needs root canal treatment and sometimes a crown. Advanced gum disease can cost you the tooth. More time, more money, worse prognosis.

Professional hygiene is one of the simplest ways to start caring for your gums and understand how your mouth is doing.

Why Clínica Lubens

We separate what needs attention now from what can safely be monitored, so you can make decisions around health, time and budget.

Has it been a while since anyone looked at your mouth?

Start with a full check-up: we explain what your case needs, what is urgent and what can safely wait.

Your clinical team

Your treatment is carried out by clinicians with relevant training and experience. Their languages and professional registration are shown below.

Dr. Alejandro Cordero

Dr. Alejandro Cordero

Languages
Español, English, Português
Registration
COEV 46005753
Dra. Anna Pevrukhina

Dra. Anna Pevrukhina

Languages
Español, Українська, Русский
Registration
COEV 46005634
Dra. Marta Bravo Díaz

Dra. Marta Bravo Díaz

Languages
Español, English, Français
Registration
COEV 46005305
Dr. Julio García Algarra

Dr. Julio García Algarra

Languages
Español, English
Registration
COEV 46005026
Dra. Macarena Ramirez Nuñez

Dra. Macarena Ramirez Nuñez

Languages
Español, English, Deutsch
Registration
COEV 46005912
Dra. Victoria Arocena Fernandez

Dra. Victoria Arocena Fernandez

Languages
Español, English
Registration
COEV 46005780

Author: Nico Díaz · Editorial coordination

Clinically reviewed by: Lisa Beqiri

Reviewed 27/07/2026

Common questions

How often should I have a check-up?
For many adults, once a year is reasonable. Come sooner if you have pain, swelling, bleeding gums or a broken tooth.
Can you check my insurer’s quote?
Yes. Bring or send the plan and we will compare the proposed treatment, materials and clinical need.
Do you offer appointments in other languages?
Yes. The team works in English, Spanish, Russian, Ukrainian and several other European languages.
Does a filling hurt?
No. It is done under local anaesthetic and most patients feel only slight pressure.
Does root canal treatment hurt?
Under local anaesthetic, no. Root canal treatment exists precisely to remove the pain of an inflamed or infected nerve — most patients leave far more comfortable than they arrived.
My gums bleed when I brush — is that normal?
Common, but not normal. Bleeding usually indicates inflammation, and treated early it is reversible. Ignored for years it can progress and affect the bone.
What happens if you find something during the check-up?
We explain it clearly, tell you what is urgent and what can wait, and give you a written estimate. You decide, without pressure and without starting anything that same day unless you want to.
Do you work with dental insurance?
We work with the main insurers. Ask us about yours and we will help you check your cover and compare it against our direct price.

Your assessment at Clínica Lubens

  • We listen to what is bothering you and review the relevant history.
  • We examine your mouth and recommend imaging only when needed.
  • You receive clear options and a written estimate before deciding.