Dental Implants
Replacement of missing teeth using titanium implants. Single tooth, multi-unit bridges, and full-arch restorations.
Services
Clinical procedures
The full scope of surgical periodontics and implant reconstruction — from single-tooth implants and soft-tissue grafting to sinus elevation, ridge augmentation, and full-arch rehabilitation. Each procedure is performed to specialist standards, with case planning informed by current evidence and digital diagnostics.
Treatment starts with a thorough diagnostic workup. Where indicated, 3D CBCT imaging and digital planning are used to map the underlying bone, nerve, and sinus anatomy before surgery — so the approach is precise, predictable, and as minimally invasive as each case allows. The goal is always to preserve healthy tissue and achieve a result that lasts.
Care is coordinated from diagnosis through follow-up. Whether you are a patient seeking specialist treatment or a general dentist referring a complex case, surgical and restorative steps are sequenced in step with your restoring dentist to protect continuity of care.
Procedures are organized into four areas:
Implant Surgery
Computer-Guided Placement
Digitally planned placement using CBCT imaging and surgical guides for optimal positioning and predictable outcomes.
Full-Arch Implant Rehabilitation
Fixed, implant-supported restoration of a fully edentulous arch — restoring function and esthetics on a small number of strategically placed implants.
Sinus Elevation
Internal (osteotome) and lateral window sinus lift procedures to enable implant placement when the posterior maxillary sinus has pneumatized.
Mandibular Nerve Repositioning
Advanced lateralization of the inferior alveolar nerve to enable implant placement in severely resorbed posterior mandibles.
Bone & Tissue Reconstruction
Bone Grafting
Autogenous, allogeneic, and xenogeneic grafting to restore alveolar volume lost to trauma, periodontal disease, or long-standing edentulism.
Ridge Augmentation
Block grafts and guided bone regeneration (GBR) for horizontal and vertical ridge deficiencies before implant placement.
Guided Bone & Tissue Regeneration
Barrier-membrane techniques (GBR/GTR) that direct the regeneration of lost bone and periodontal attachment around teeth and implants.
Jawbone Reconstruction
Reconstruction of severely deficient jaws — including titanium-framework prostheses — to restore form and create a foundation for implant rehabilitation.
Soft Tissue Grafts
Connective tissue and free gingival grafts to address recession, increase keratinized tissue, and improve tissue quality around teeth and implants.
Socket Preservation
Immediate grafting at the time of extraction to maintain ridge volume for future implant or restorative treatment.
Periodontal Therapy
Osseous Surgery
Pocket reduction and resective procedures for moderate to advanced periodontitis when non-surgical therapy is insufficient.
Periodontal Microsurgery
Minimally invasive, magnification-assisted techniques for precise treatment, greater patient comfort, and faster healing.
Crown Lengthening
Surgical exposure of healthy tooth structure for functional or esthetic restorative needs.
Gum Depigmentation
Esthetic reduction of excess melanin pigmentation to create a more uniform, healthy-looking gumline.
Periodontal Maintenance Planning
Long-term supportive periodontal therapy planning in coordination with the patient's general dentist or hygienist.
Emergency Treatment
Same-day surgical evaluation and intervention for acute periodontal abscesses and implant-related complications.
Non-Surgical & Supportive Therapy
Scaling & Root Planing
Deep cleaning below the gumline, with adjunctive antibacterial therapy, to control active periodontal infection.
Occlusal Adjustment
Refinement of the bite to relieve harmful forces on teeth, restorations, and implants.
Occlusal Bite Splints
Custom night guards and splints to protect against grinding and clenching, including follow-up adjustments.
Treatment Planning & Case Review
Comprehensive diagnosis and surgical planning — including remote case review and second opinions for complex referrals.