Areas of practice
From treating one tooth to full-mouth rehabilitation, every recommendation starts with a diagnosis, your clinical condition and goals agreed with you.
Treatments
Dental implants can replace one or more missing teeth and support broader rehabilitation. Planning takes account of available bone, general health, function and the prosthetic goal. Immediate loading may be considered when clinically appropriate.
Crowns, bridges, dentures and implant-supported solutions share one objective: restoring stable chewing and a balanced smile. The design is adapted to your clinical situation, not the other way around.
Extractions and other surgical procedures are assessed using the clinical examination and any necessary diagnostics. Indications, alternatives and recovery are discussed before treatment.
Decay, damaged teeth and problems affecting the dental pulp are treated with the aim of preserving the natural tooth, where clinically possible, and restoring its form and function.
Assessing the relationship between teeth, muscles and jaw joints helps place functional symptoms, wear and chewing difficulties within the overall treatment plan.
Regular examinations and professional hygiene help prevent decay and gum disease and protect teeth, implants and prosthetic restorations over time.
The information on this page is educational and does not replace a clinical examination. Recommendations, timing, benefits and risks depend on your individual clinical circumstances and are discussed after diagnosis.
Frequently asked
Yes. Bring any available X-rays, reports and treatment plans, as these help explain your previous care. A definitive clinical opinion still requires an examination and, where appropriate, further tests.
No. It is suitable only in specific clinical and anatomical circumstances. Implant stability, bone quality, bite and general health all need to be assessed individually.
Dr Villa sees patients by appointment at Corso Siracusa 126 and Via Mombarcaro 59 in Turin. Mention your preferred location in your message.
Your needs and history are discussed, a clinical examination is performed and available records are reviewed. If further diagnostics are needed, these are identified before treatment options are defined.
Clinical assessment
