Dra. Isabel 
Barro

I believe since the idea of Bona first came to the minds of the founding partners. I’ve known Enrique for many years, and we always talked about collaborating. So, when they started the project, I didn’t hesitate to join them.

Endodontics requires calmness, organisation, and, of course, manual skill. But for me, the most important aspects are making the correct diagnosis and carefully planning the treatment. It’s essential to spend extra time talking with the patient, which helps approach the treatment with greater predictability and confidence.

Most of my free time is dedicated to my family: my two children, my husband, a dog, four cats, six hens, three chicks, and a rooster—there’s not much time for boredom! Even so, I try to carve out some time for myself to practise yoga, meet friends, take walks in the countryside with my dog, or read.

I enjoy working in a clinic where we always strive to improve. We’re all continually learning, sharing the same philosophy of respectful patient care while incorporating proven techniques. This keeps us motivated—we never get bored with our work. We love challenges!

It’s difficult to say because, due to my speciality, I don’t see patients too many times. However, there are patients whose conservative dentistry I’ve managed entirely or whom I see for annual check-ups, and I love catching up with them. I also remember the first autotransplants I did—they were exciting, with high expectations.

I think our team has a great working synergy, always optimistic. I believe this translates to the patient, making their experience at the dentist much more pleasant.