Advanced implants
When bone height or width is insufficient, bone grafting or a sinus lift may be considered. CT imaging and the oral examination help determine the technique and timing.
Implant re-treatment
For implants that loosen or become repeatedly inflamed, we diagnose the cause first, remove the fixture if needed, graft bone, allow healing, then place again.
Digital implants
CT and intraoral scan data may be used to plan implant placement and prepare a surgical guide. Whether this approach is suitable depends on the examination.
Saving natural teeth
Diagnosis, root canal and periodontal therapy, tissue and gum regeneration, laser gum treatment, then restoration. Extraction is the last option, not the first.
TMJ treatment
Clicking joints, limited opening and jaw pain are examined before treatment options, such as appliance therapy and physical therapy, are considered.
3D X-ray diagnosis
Three-dimensional imaging helps assess bone height and width and the position of nerves and the maxillary sinus when planning treatment.