Surgical Treatments

Dental implants are a revolutionary solution for replacing missing teeth, providing a durable and natural-looking result. This procedure involves surgically placing a titanium post into the jawbone, serving as a replacement root for the missing tooth. Once integrated with the bone, a custom crown is placed on top, offering stability, improved function, and a beautiful smile. Implants not only restore aesthetics but also help prevent bone loss by stimulating the jawbone as natural teeth would.

Bone grafting is a surgical procedure used to enhance the bone density in the jaw, making it suitable for dental implants and other restorative procedures. Sometimes, bone loss may occur due to periodontal disease, trauma, or missing teeth. Through bone grafting, a small amount of bone material—either from your own body or a donor—will be placed in the area to promote new bone growth. This procedure ensures that your jaw has the foundation needed for successful implant placement and long-term oral health.

Surgical extractions are often necessary for teeth that are severely decayed, damaged, or impacted. During this procedure, our experienced oral surgeons will carefully remove the tooth while ensuring minimal discomfort and preserving surrounding tissues. Surgical extractions may also be performed for wisdom teeth that are causing crowding or alignment issues. Post-procedure care will be provided to help facilitate healing and ensure a smooth recovery.

An apicoectomy, or root-end surgery, is a procedure designed to save a tooth that may not respond to a traditional root canal treatment. If an infection persists or develops at the tip of a tooth’s root, our skilled team can access the root’s end through the gum tissue to remove the infected tissue and seal the root. This procedure allows for the preservation of the natural tooth and relief from pain, ultimately maintaining your smile.

Sinus lift surgery is typically performed when there is inadequate bone height in the upper jaw for the placement of dental implants, often due to bone loss resulting from missing teeth or periodontal disease. This procedure involves lifting the sinus membrane and placing grafting material into the sinus cavity to promote bone growth. By ensuring sufficient bone structure, it becomes possible to successfully place dental implants in the future, restoring function and aesthetics.