Doctor Vicente Platón

Doctor en Odontología (mención sobresaliente cum laude). Especialista en Periodoncia e Implantes. Licenciado en Odontología, Universitat Internacional de Catalunya. Master en Periodoncia e Implantes, Universitat Internacional de Catalunya acreditado por la European Federation of Periodontology (EFP). Post-Grado en Prostodoncia, Universitat Internacional de Catalunya. Master en Biomedicina, Universitat Internacional de Catalunya. Profesor Asociado del Master de Periodoncia de la UIC. Socio titular especialista de la sociedad española de periodoncia y osteointegración (SEPA). Colegiado 07001088
Discover when short and narrow dental implants are the best option for patients with reduced bone availability, avoiding bone grafts.
Complete guide to children's tooth brushing by age: when to start, correct technique, fluoride toothpaste dosage and tips to make it fun.
Dental implant or dental bridge? Discover when each option makes clinical and economic sense, with a real 20-year cost-benefit analysis.
Smoking compromises osseointegration through vasoconstriction, immunosuppression and tissue hypoxia. Learn why the 8 weeks after placement are critical for implant success.
Learn how a dental infection progresses from a simple cavity to a hospital emergency, its symptoms, types, and the only real treatments that work.
Learn what peri-implantitis is, why it tends to appear 5-7 years after implant placement, and what steps patients and clinicians can take to prevent it.
Dr. Platón delivers a lecture on peri-implantitis at AHIADEC: risk factors, symptoms, prevention and implant maintenance protocol.
Do you have crooked teeth and wonder why they’ve moved? We’ll explain the real causes (in children and adults), the implications for your health, and the treatments available: braces, clear aligners and veneers. Find out which one’s right for you.
Dental sealants provide an essential protective barrier against the progression of tooth decay. This thin resin is effectively applied to the chewing surfaces of molars and premolars.
Bruxism affects a significant portion of the world's population, occurring most frequently during deep sleep. This involuntary habit of clenching or grinding the teeth has direct consequences on oral and general health.