Your dental care services,
wherever you need them
At Lura Care we have a single objective: to break the mobility barrier to care for dependent people or people with mobility problems, who cannot access the oral health services they need.
To achieve this goal, we offer a wide range of residential and home healthcare services tailored to your needs, aimed at improving your health, well-being, and quality of life.
Home care is not a whim,
it is a real social need
More than half of older adults who live in care homes have tooth decay, compared to 40% of over 75s who do not. And this poor oral health can affect people’s ability to eat, speak and socialise normally.
At Lura Care we offer high quality oral health services, adapted to the specific needs of our patients and with the special sensitivity they require, no matter the personal condition or location.
Mobile
dental services
We bring odontology services to care homes and day centres, avoiding difficult or uncomfortable transfers to dental clinics.
Free dental
check-ups
We carry out free, no- obligation diagnosis visits on-site to evaluate the oral health status of residents and their dental care needs.
Professionalism
and sensibility
Our team is specialised in the care of dependent people, and ready to
overcome any complexity in treatments.
Opinions of our clients
Paloma Cenjor
Nuestra experiencia no ha podido ser mejor, un trato maravilloso con mi papi (91) años. Y sobre todo la posibilidad de tener el servicio de dentista en la residencia sin necesidad de moverlos de su rutina.
Lali Cordobés
Muchísimas gracias por vuestro servicio. Me gustaría que le dieran las gracias a Angy, ha sido maravillosa, atenta, profesional, paciente y muy humana con mi madre durante el tratamiento.
Francesc
Conocimos Dental Residency a través de nuestro centro residencial para personas mayores. Desde el primer contacto todo ha sido muy satisfactorio en todos los aspectos: servicio profesional y atención personal excelente…
News
Articles
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Is there a link between oral and kidney health?
Oral health is closely related to the appearance or development of other types of pathologies, and therefore directly affects people’s general state of health. In this article we will review the evidence that establishes the relationship between the health of the mouth and teeth, and kidney disease, a subject that is often unknown. First of… Read more →
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Oral candidiasis: prevention, detection and treatment
There are a large number of micro-organisms that live in our bodies on a regular basis which are generally harmless. However, depending on the conditions they find in the place where they are housed, they can become pathological, producing infections that affect our oral and/or general health. Oral candidiasis is a common fungal infection, mainly… Read more →
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Lura Care makes its presence known at ExCel London Care Show
29/04/2024 On 24 and 25 April, the Lura Care team had the pleasure of participating in the first Care Show in London, a two-day conference and exhibition boasting the most invaluable learning, networking, and thought-provoking opportunities for those working in the adult social care sector. Over two intense days, we shared experiences and innovative visions… Read more →
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Gingival recession: when the gums recede
Gingival recession is defined as the process of gum recession, both localised and at a general level. It causes part of the tooth that was previously hidden to be exposed and become vulnerable to external factors. Among the causes, we can find both predisposing factors and triggers, it is considered to be a multifactorial condition,… Read more →
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How does the arrival of spring affect our oral health?
For many people, the arrival of spring has many positive connotations. With the increased daylight hours and warmer temperatures leading to metabolic adjustments including increased secretion of pheromones, oxytocin, dopamine and noradrenaline. These changes are often described as springtime euphoria and characterised by an increase of activity, a higher level of energy and a general… Read more →
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World Oral Health Day: much to celebrate, more to do
As is every 20th of March, today is World Oral Health Day, promoted by the World Dental Federation (WDF) to raise awareness of the importance of oral health. As oral diseases can have an impact on people’s general health, well-being and quality of life, every year thousands of organisations, associations and companies around the world,… Read more →