Diego Caba, Periodontist

Dental implant planning at Salud Integral Odontológica is built around digital guidance: the clinic describes using 3D digital scanning and computer-guided support to keep implant interventions minimally invasive. Diego Caba is a specialist at Salud Integral Odontológica in Santiago de los Caballeros, República Dominicana, and is listed for Periodontics and Dental Implants (Periodoncia and Implantes Dentales). The clinic also frames its implant pathway around precision materials—medical-grade titanium for the artificial root and zirconia as an alternative in selected cases. For patients, that combination is aimed at predictable restoration of both function and aesthetics.

Education

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Work experience

• Periodontics and Dental Implants (Periodoncia and Implantes Dentales) — Salud Integral Odontológica, Santiago de los Caballeros, República Dominicana.

Clinical focus and techniques

In implant and periodontal care, the clinic’s approach emphasizes digital diagnostics and minimally invasive execution.

• 3D digital scanning (escaneo digital 3D) — used to support planning for dental implant procedures.
• Computer-guided surgery (guiado por computadora) — supports minimally invasive interventions.
• Medical-grade titanium — described by the clinic as the typical artificial root material with high osteointegration.
• Zirconia — presented by the clinic as an alternative option for selected cases.
• Zirconia crowns — mentioned as an aesthetic material choice for implant restorations.

Professional societies and certifications

• Specialist-certified training with postgraduates (text truncated in the provided evidence).

Academic output

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Courses and advanced training

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Awards and recognition

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Salud Integral Odontológica is located in Santiago de los Caballeros, República Dominicana, and the clinic provides appointment scheduling for patients who want an evaluation. The implant pathway is described as using local anesthesia during surgery, with patients advised that they should not feel pain—only pressure—during the procedure.