Beyond routine care, certain situations call for particular expertise: gum disease, bone loss, implant placement, revising a treatment that has failed.

Our practice, located on rue d'Antibes, specializes in periodontology and implantology — the disciplines that determine the strength and durability of your smile.

You benefit from a thorough diagnosis, advanced surgical techniques, and attentive long-term follow-up, all in one place.

Whether you're a Cannes resident or passing through the French Riviera, you're welcomed in a setting designed for demanding treatments as well as everyday care.

The first consultation is above all a time for listening. We take the time to understand your reason for visiting, your medical history, your expectations and any apprehensions you may have.

A thorough clinical examination is carried out, supplemented if necessary by an X-ray or 3D scan available on site. At the end of this appointment, you leave with a clear diagnosis, treatment options explained in plain terms, and a transparent quote.

No decision is made in haste: you have all the information you need to move forward with confidence, at your own pace. If you're hesitant or would like a second opinion on a treatment already considered elsewhere, you can also simply ask for advice.

This is the question most patients ask, and the answer is reassuring: an implant is placed under local anesthesia and is not painful during the procedure.

Thanks to our microsurgery techniques — miniaturized instruments, reduced incisions, and, where possible, flapless placement — post-operative recovery is significantly easier than people imagine.

Most of our patients return to normal activity the very next day, with only mild discomfort managed by standard painkillers.

Before every procedure, we explain precisely how it will unfold and what to expect afterward, so you can approach the step with peace of mind.

It depends entirely on your situation, and that's precisely why the initial diagnosis is so important. A simple implant, placed in healthy bone, can be completed in a few months — the time needed for the implant to fuse with the bone.

A full rehabilitation, or a case requiring a bone graft or prior periodontal treatment, takes longer, because we take care to prepare the ground before placing the definitive solution.

Conversely, some situations allow immediate loading, with fixed teeth placed the same day. During your consultation, we provide you with a clear, step-by-step treatment timeline, with no unpleasant surprises.

Several options exist, and the right choice depends on the number of missing teeth, the condition of your bone and gums, and your expectations.

For a few teeth, an implant-supported bridge offers a fixed, durable solution. For a full jaw, the All-on-4 and All-on-6 protocols allow a complete arch to be fixed on four to six implants, often with fixed teeth from the day of the procedure.

Each solution has its precise indications, and our role is to determine the one that will hold up best over time in your case. We never propose a one-size-fits-all solution: we build the response suited to your situation.

In the vast majority of cases, yes — and it's a real comfort.

The optical impression replaces the traditional impression paste, which is often unpleasant and can trigger gagging.
Using a small camera, we scan your teeth in a few minutes to obtain a highly precise digital model.
The benefit is twofold: greater comfort for you, and an accuracy that improves the fit of prosthetics, crowns and surgical guides.

It's a good example of our approach — using technology where it brings a real gain, in precision as well as comfort.