A dental implant is a titanium post placed into the jawbone to serve as an artificial tooth root. After the implant integrates with the bone (osseointegration), a natural-looking crown is attached to restore full chewing function and aesthetics.

Why Choose Dental Implants?

• Permanent & durable tooth replacement

• Natural look and feel

• High chewing efficiency

• Protects jawbone from bone loss

• Supports facial structure

• Does not harm neighboring teeth

Types of Dental Implants

• Single Tooth Implants

• Implant-Supported Bridges

• All-on-4 / All-on-6 Full Arch Implants

• Zygomatic Implants (for patients with insufficient bone)

• Immediate Implants (same-day tooth extraction & implant placement)

Surgical Treatments

1. Tooth Extraction (Simple & Surgical)

While dentists aim to preserve natural teeth, extraction becomes necessary when a tooth is severely decayed, fractured, or infected. Surgical extraction is typically used for impacted or broken teeth.

Common Reasons

• Impacted wisdom teeth

• Severe dental infections

• Fractured or non-restorable teeth

• Orthodontic treatment planning

2. Wisdom Tooth Surgery

Wisdom teeth often grow at abnormal angles, become impacted, or cause pain and swelling. Surgical removal prevents cysts, infections, gum disease, and damage to neighboring teeth.

Symptoms That Indicate Wisdom Tooth Issues:

• Jaw pain

• Swelling

• Bad breath

• Difficulty opening the mouth

• Pressure in the back of the mouth

3. Bone Grafting

Bone grafting rebuilds missing or weak jawbone to create a strong foundation for dental implants. This is essential for patients who have experienced bone loss due to missing teeth, trauma, or periodontal disease.

Types of Bone Grafts

• Socket Preservation

• Sinus Lift / Sinus Augmentation

• Ridge Augmentation

4. Sinus Lift Surgery

A sinus lift increases bone height in the upper jaw by lifting the sinus membrane and placing bone graft material. This procedure allows for implant placement in areas where bone is insufficient.

5. Gum Surgery (Periodontal Surgery)

Performed to treat deep gum infections, regenerate lost tissues, or prepare the mouth for implants.

Common Procedures

• Flap Surgery

• Guided Tissue Regeneration

• Crown Lengthening

• Soft Tissue Grafting

6. Apical Surgery (Apicoectomy)

A minor surgical procedure performed when root canal treatment is not enough. The infected tip of the tooth root is removed, and the area is sealed.

Benefits of Implant & Surgical Treatments

Functional Benefits

• Improved chewing and speaking ability

• Enhanced bite alignment

• Prevention of bone loss

• Long-term oral health improvement

Aesthetic Benefits

• Natural, harmonious smile

• Restored facial structure

• Confidence boost

Health Benefits

• Reduced risk of infection

• Improved gum health

• Proper jaw support and stability

Who Is a Good Candidate?

You may be a good candidate if you have:

• Missing teeth

• Bone loss in the jaw

• Impacted or painful wisdom teeth

• Chronic gum infections

• Broken or severely decayed teeth

• Difficulty chewing or speaking

A detailed consultation, X-ray, and digital scan help determine the best treatment plan for your needs.

Our Approach to Implant & Surgical Care

We combine advanced technology with patient-centered care:

• 3D imaging for precise planning

• Minimally invasive surgical techniques

• High-quality implant systems

• Sedation options for maximum comfort

• Personalized treatment plans

• Focus on long-term success and natural aesthetics