Orthodontist
DDS, PG Adv Ortho, FACE Adv Orth Intl PG
BDS (Madrid), Advanced Program in Orthodontics, New York University; Certificate in Orthodontic Education, New York University; Advanced Postgraduate Course in FACE Philosophy.
GDC No. 182876
Languages Spoken: English, Spanish, German, French
Dr Frühbeck provides orthodontic treatment for adults and children, including fixed appliances and clear aligners.
“I love transforming peoples’ smiles and giving them a healthy functional bite.”
I really enjoy working at Sonria Dental because we have a wonderful international team that work really well together, creating a family like culture that we the team and our patients absolutely love. In addition, the clinic has the latest technologies that allow me to deliver the most state-of-the-art orthodontic care that not only transform peoples’ smiles but also give them a healthy functional bite.
As the resident orthodontist, I provide a wide range of quality orthodontic treatments to adults and children alike, with a special focus in achieving a healthy occlusion while also straightening teeth.
I am specialised in both comprehensive and interceptive orthodontics, with fixed appliances as well as aesthetic alternatives like clear aligners, with a focus on occlusion and TMJ.
I completed my orthodontic training at New York University USA , followed by a 2 year advanced postgraduate course in orthodontics, occlusion and TMJ at the FACE/Roth-Williams Center in Spain. I’m passionate about staying up to date with the latest trends and am continually learning through national and international courses in my areas of interest.
I’m an active member of the British Orthodontic Society and the European Orthodontic Society, a regular lecturer at the Cephtactics PG Certificate Course in Orthodontics and I’ve been a speaker at international meetings.
Outside dentistry, I love sailing and travelling.
I speak English, Spanish, German and French.
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Ceramic braces can treat most common orthodontic issues, such as crowded teeth, overbites, and underbites. However, they are not always suitable for use on lower teeth. They work the same way as metal braces, with an orthodontist gradually tightening a wire to move your teeth.
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Overall, ceramic braces are a great choice for individuals who are looking for a more discreet and comfortable orthodontic treatment option. With their aesthetic appeal and comfortable design, ceramic braces offer a practical and attractive way to straighten teeth and achieve a beautiful smile.

Treatment time can range from 6 to 24 months, depending on the complexity of the case.