Dentistry is a branch of medicine concerned with the study, diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of diseases of the oral cavity, the maxillofacial region, and adjacent and related structures, as well as their effects on the human body.

Homeopathy is a holistic therapeutic system of medicine that strengthens the human body’s natural immune system to heal itself. Homeopathy does not view symptoms as diseases, but rather as emerging characteristics that are interpreted as expressions (signs) of an internal organizational disturbance within the system, which will lead to the restoration of the body’s function and its self-healing.

The discovery of X-rays provided the field of dentistry with its most valuable diagnostic tool. Just one month after the announcement of this “magical light”—with its unprecedented ability to penetrate wood, metal, and human tissue—Dr. Otto Walkhoff applied its properties to dentistry. With the technology of the time, it took 25 minutes!!! to image the bony structures of the face.

Systemic family therapy has its roots in the early 1960s, when George and Vasso Vassiliou founded the Athenian Center for the Study of Man (AKMA) in Greece.

Systemic family psychotherapy views the individual as a member of a broader system known as the family, exploring the individual’s place within it, the roles they assume, and the values and rules that govern and define the relationships among family members.

Bach flower remedies were discovered by the English physician Edward Bach and are made from the flowers of plants, shrubs, or trees. None of the remedies are toxic or addictive. They do not replace or counteract any other medical treatment or psychological technique. On the contrary, they complement and reinforce such treatments and accelerate healing by activating the body’s ability to heal itself and balancing negative emotions.

I collaborate with renowned colleagues in other specialties to ensure that I cover the full range of treatment needed on a case-by-case basis.