Dr. RomeroThe best dental implant specialist in Marbella.

Dr. Romero works in implant dentistry and periodontics at R&H Dental in Marbella. His background includes dental education in Granada and advanced clinical training and a PhD at the University of Iowa.

His clinic biography records a Certificate in Periodontics and Dental Implants from the University of Iowa in 2021, following his PhD in Oral Science in 2020.

Dr. Romero brings a PhD in Oral Science, advanced implant and periodontal training at the University of Iowa, and published research to R&H Dental. When choosing an implant specialist, consider that background alongside a clear assessment of your bone and gums, realistic alternatives and a plan for long-term care.

No. Research is part of a clinician’s professional background. Your own outcome also depends on your health, anatomy, treatment requirements, healing and maintenance.

Yes. The linked publications identify him as a coauthor on alveolar ridge preservation and surgical flap advancement research. You can check his name in the author lists.

Planning an implant includes considering the site after a tooth is removed. Research on the changes in that site helps clinicians evaluate options, rather than assuming every extraction needs the same approach.

Iowa’s university newsletter records the 2019 International Osteology Symposium Basic Science first prize for research presented by Miguel Romero-Bustillos. It recognises the team’s research work.

R&H’s published biography records five best oral communication awards. The available biography does not provide a complete itemised award history; the source is linked in the recognition section.

Suitability requires an assessment of the site and your wider health. Dr. Romero can discuss what an implant would involve and whether a bridge or denture is a reasonable alternative.

A consultation should first establish the condition and prognosis of the tooth. Ask about retaining it as well as replacing it, so you understand the reasons for any recommendation.

Yes. Let the team know about previous gum treatment or bleeding. The consultation can establish what periodontal care is needed and how it affects the timing of replacement teeth.

Bring the previous assessment and any scans. Dr. Romero can review the findings, explain whether further imaging is needed and discuss the options and limitations in your case.

Expect a discussion of your concerns, medical and dental history, an examination and consideration of relevant imaging. The next step is an explanation of suitable options and the information still needed.

No. The implant supports the replacement restoration. Ask which surgical and restorative components are included in the plan and who is responsible for each stage.

Some plans include an immediate provisional restoration, but this depends on clinical conditions. Ask what temporary teeth are planned and what happens if the original plan needs to change.

You can request a consultation about replacing multiple teeth or an entire arch. Surgical and restorative planning should address the final teeth, cleaning access, follow-up and alternatives together.

A useful quote is based on an assessment. Ask for the implant, restoration, imaging, any grafting, provisional teeth and follow-up to be itemised so you can compare like with like.

The sequence depends on the site, any preliminary treatment and healing. Ask for a staged timetable, with an explanation of which dates can be estimated and which require review.

Yes. Bring your existing plan and available records. Explain the decisions you are unsure about so the consultation can focus on the choices and trade-offs that matter to you.

Bring a medication list, relevant medical history, existing dental records or scans and any proposed treatment plan. Tell reception that you would like an implant consultation with Dr. Romero.

Ask about review visits after surgery, restorative appointments and ongoing maintenance. The plan should identify who to contact if you have a concern between visits.

Discuss your travel dates before booking transport. Implant care may require staged visits, and the team needs to explain which appointments require you to attend in person.

Ask how records and care instructions can be shared with your regular dentist. Agree responsibility for reviews before treatment if you will spend substantial time away from Marbella.

Use R&H’s consultation link or call 952 81 44 44. Mention Dr. Romero and whether the visit concerns one tooth, several teeth, an existing implant or a second opinion.