EN About Us
Dominican Dentistry (ODONTO-DOM)
Family-owned dental services company.
PSS Odontología Dominicana was founded on June 3, 1991 with two dental chairs, chaired by Dr. Arabella Michelen de Domínguez, a graduate of the Pedro Henríquez Ureña National University. Later, in 1993, we opened our first branch in Ensanche Ozama, Av. Venezuela No. 46.
Years later, in 1998, our main offices were moved to Ensanche Paraíso (c/Haim López Penha #28) and later, and to date, our administrative offices and main clinic are located on the same street Haim López Penha, but #32, in the Dominican Dentistry Tower.
PSS Dominican Dentistry is a Health Provider (PSS) with its own assets, dedicated to providing dental services in all branches of modern dentistry, authorized in accordance with the General Health Law.
Mission
To provide an excellent service in the area of oral health, based on knowledge, high technology and human warmth that meets the needs and expectations of our patients and interested parties.
Vision
To be the leading institution in dental services at a national level and in Latin America; achieving the expansion of coverage, the continuous improvement of processes, guaranteeing quality and professionalism.
Values
Trust
Ethics
Integrity
Passion
Quality
Commitment
Teamwork
Coverage to
National Level
Service area
Among the specialized services provided by Dominican Dentistry are:
The company has national coverage.
How to integrate Odonto-Dom into your dental insurance plan
To enjoy OdontoDom dental services, follow these steps:
Contact your Insurer or Insurance Broker
Request the assignment of OdontoDom as your dental provider and complete the necessary forms.
Wait for Confirmation
Waiting for official confirmation
from your insurer.
Schedule your appointment with OdontoDom
Contact OdontoDom to schedule your first appointment, providing the information
of your dental insurance.
Enjoy Our Services
Start receiving quality dental care with OdontoDom.
Need Help?
If you have any questions or need assistance during the process, We are here to help you.
High Technology
At the service of the patient
It is about the application of light that acts on a specific area and at a concentration that allows treating various oral problems. The therapeutic laser helps reduce pain and accelerate healing.
Device that uses concentrated light energy to make cuts, remove tissue, or coagulate blood during surgical procedures.
They are techniques used in dentistry to obtain detailed images of the dental and maxillofacial structure. These images are crucial for diagnosis, treatment planning, and monitoring various dental conditions.
Advanced equipment used in dentistry to capture three-dimensional images of the mouth and teeth. This device replaces traditional impressions, providing a faster and more comfortable alternative.
A set of aesthetic and therapeutic techniques aimed at improving facial appearance and oral function, achieving a balance between the proportions and features of the face.
It is an aesthetic process that aims to enhance the appearance of the smile through various dental techniques and treatments.
They are dental prosthetics placed immediately after tooth extraction. They are designed to quickly restore chewing function and the aesthetics of the smile.
(Advanced Oral Rehabilitation)
It is a comprehensive approach aimed at restoring and enhancing the function and aesthetics of the mouth in patients with complex dental issues.
It involves the use of electromagnetic radiation from natural or artificial sources to treat various dental and oral conditions.
Orthodontic system that uses clear, removable aligners to correct dental alignment and bite issues.
It is the application of phototherapy with a photosensitizing agent, thereby enhancing its benefits. It is widely used in oral surgeries.
They are procedures used to relieve and help prevent patients who have the condition of frequently clenching or grinding their teeth, often involuntarily.
(Temporomandibular Joint)
It involves everything related to any abnormality or alteration of the temporomandibular joint.