Dr Jérémy
Haccoun.

I graduated from the faculty of dental surgery at Paris V Descartes, then obtained an inter-university diploma in endodontics. That training led me towards conservative dentistry, focused on preserving dental tissue.

I went on to a university diploma in aesthetic dental restoration. Alongside these university qualifications, I have completed several private training programmes, including a year with the international Bio-⁠Emulation group, devoted to a biomimetic and adhesive dentistry that chooses materials and techniques by taking the natural tooth as its model.

I continue to train so that my practice evolves with scientific knowledge.

Ceramic veneers, layered or injection-moulded composite, whitening and the treatment of white spots: these options answer different indications.

The choice depends on the condition of your teeth, your expectations and the search for a natural result, in keeping with your smile.

I also carry out full-mouth rehabilitations, when several teeth need to be restored, particularly in cases of tooth wear, fractured or weakened teeth, or old restorations that need redoing.

Analysing the causes and planning the treatment then make it possible to consider restoring shape, function and appearance, while preserving as much tooth tissue as possible.

Photography, digital impressions and work under the microscope support my practice. These tools help me prepare treatments, work with precision and document how they evolve.

That demand for precision goes hand in hand with a simple commitment: listening to what matters to you.