Surgical
Treatments
Experience precision and advanced care with our surgical treatments. From dental implants to oral surgeries, our skilled team ensures optimal results, promoting long-lasting health and well-being for our patients.
Bone Graft
Bone grafting and bone transfer are pivotal surgical treatments, restoring jawbone mass for patients lacking adequate bone support for dental implants or requiring jawbone reconstruction due to tooth loss or injury.
In bone grafting, a biocompatible material fosters new bone growth and integration in the deficient area. Conversely, bone transfer involves relocating bone from one part of the patient's body to the jaw.
Both surgical treatments establish a robust foundation for future dental procedures, guaranteeing enduring oral health and functional results. If you contemplate dental implant placement or jawbone restoration, consider bone grafting or transfer as effective solutions to regain a healthy, functional smile.
Dental Implants
Dental implants are a highly effective and durable tooth replacement option for individuals with missing teeth. This restorative procedure involves the surgical placement of titanium implant posts into the jawbone, providing a strong foundation for artificial teeth.
Dental implants offer numerous benefits, including improved oral function, enhanced aesthetics, and preservation of bone structure. Unlike traditional dentures or bridges, implants provide a permanent solution that closely mimics the look and feel of natural teeth. They can restore confidence in smiling, speaking, and eating comfortably.
Dental implant treatment typically involves multiple stages, including a healing period for osseointegration (fusion of the implant with the jawbone) before attaching the abutment and custom-designed dental crown. Proper oral hygiene practices and regular dental visits are essential for the long-term success of dental implants.
During bone grafting, a biocompatible material is placed in the deficient area, stimulating new bone growth and integration. In contrast, bone transfer involves relocating bone from one part of the patient's body to the jaw.
Both procedures provide a solid foundation for future dental treatments, ensuring long-term oral health and functional outcomes. If you require dental implant placement or jawbone restoration, bone grafting or transfer may be the solution to regain a healthy, functional smile.
Implant Extraction
Implant extraction, also termed dental implant removal, represents a surgical treatment designed to eliminate a previously placed dental implant.
While dental implants are typically intended as enduring solutions for tooth loss, several factors may necessitate surgical treatments for implant extraction. These include implant failure, infections, peri-implantitis (inflammation around the implant), bone loss, or complications during the initial implant placement.
The extraction process requires a thorough assessment by a skilled dental professional to determine the optimal approach for removing the implant while preserving surrounding bone and tissues. In certain instances, a surgical bone graft may be deemed necessary to restore the site, paving the way for potential future implant placement.
Timely evaluation and treatment by a qualified dental practitioner are imperative if you encounter any issues with your dental implant. This proactive approach helps prevent further complications and ensures ongoing oral health. Additionally, routine dental check-ups and meticulous oral hygiene practices play pivotal roles in the long-term success of dental implants, significantly reducing the likelihood of extraction.
Tooth Extraction
Tooth extraction is a common dental procedure aimed at removing a damaged, decayed, or problematic tooth from its socket in the jawbone. While dentists strive to preserve natural teeth, extraction may be necessary to prevent further complications or alleviate pain.
Common reasons for tooth extraction include severe decay, advanced gum disease, overcrowding, or impacted wisdom teeth. The procedure is typically performed under local anesthesia to ensure patient comfort. After extraction, the dentist may recommend restorative options like dental implants or bridges to restore functionality and aesthetics.
Proper aftercare, such as keeping the extraction site clean and following the dentist's instructions, is crucial for healing and minimizing discomfort. Regular dental check-ups and a diligent oral hygiene routine can help maintain overall oral health and prevent the need for future extractions.
Sinus Lift
A sinus lift, also referred to as a sinus augmentation, is a surgical treatment aimed at augmenting the upper jaw's bone density, specifically in the molar and premolar region.
This surgical procedure involves elevating the sinus membrane to create room for bone grafting, effectively increasing bone height and density. It becomes necessary when inadequate bone height jeopardizes the support for dental implants, often due to natural bone resorption or tooth loss.
A sinus lift establishes a robust foundation for implant placement, significantly enhancing the prospects of long-term implant success. Typically, experienced oral surgeons or periodontists perform this surgical treatment.
Following the sinus lift, a healing period of several months is typically required for the bone graft to integrate seamlessly with the existing bone. Maintaining proper oral hygiene practices and adhering to post-operative instructions are pivotal for ensuring successful outcomes.
If you contemplate dental implants and contend with limited upper jaw bone, consider a sinus lift as a viable surgical solution to restore your smile with stable and enduring implant-supported restorations.
