Alexander Almonte, Dentist

Electronic axiography is used to support the diagnostic work-up behind temporomandibular disorders and orofacial pain—especially when sleep disruption is part of the same clinical picture. At Santiago Lotus Dental, Alexander Almonte works as a specialist for patients looking for a functional, symptom-focused evaluation. His clinical scope includes TMD/ATM, orofacial pain, and sleep disorders, which are often interconnected and require careful assessment. The clinic’s international patient workflow is designed to make that first step simple, with online coordination before arrival. Within the broader Dental Treatment and Maxillofacial Surgery framework, he helps guide patients toward the next stage of care. If your jaw pain, clicking, or related discomfort has not been explained clearly, this is the kind of specialist evaluation that can bring structure to the process.

Education

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Work experience

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Clinical focus and techniques

His practice centers on diagnosing and clarifying functional causes of jaw and facial pain, including when sleep disorders are involved.

• Electronic axiography for diagnostic assessment in temporomandibular disorders.
• Evaluation of temporomandibular disorders (TMD/ATM).
• Assessment of orofacial pain.
• Assessment of sleep disorders (trastornos del sueño).

Professional societies and certifications

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Academic output

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Courses and advanced training

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Awards and recognition

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For international patients, Santiago Lotus Dental supports coordination from the first online consultation, including WhatsApp/video communication. The clinic also manages travel logistics such as airport pickup and direct transfers, helping patients focus on the evaluation and next steps.