Implant and Oral Surgery
Implant and Oral Surgery is primarily the art of removing hopeless
teeth while preserving and managing the gum and bone that were housing
the teeth until new tooth roots, called dental implants, can be placed
and restored.
Where teeth have been previously lost, this surgical procedure is best described as the process of bringing back what was originally there. It begins by restoring lost bone and grafting new gum tissue as required, then following up with the placement of implants.
Research and ongoing medical and technological developments have now made it possible in many cases to place an implant at the time the natural tooth is extracted. On some occasions, it is even possible to give patients their new teeth on the same day that the implant root is placed.
Our sterile field creates an environment which promotes healthy surgery and healing.
Where teeth have been previously lost, this surgical procedure is best described as the process of bringing back what was originally there. It begins by restoring lost bone and grafting new gum tissue as required, then following up with the placement of implants.
Research and ongoing medical and technological developments have now made it possible in many cases to place an implant at the time the natural tooth is extracted. On some occasions, it is even possible to give patients their new teeth on the same day that the implant root is placed.
Our sterile field creates an environment which promotes healthy surgery and healing.