Oral Surgery
Implant Cumulative success rate is 99% in 35 years.
In all on 4 and all on X , more than 18,000 implant cases.
Sinus graft success rate 100% in 35 years. More than 2,000 cases.
Sinus graft (100% success rate over 2,000 cases)
Sinus grafting, also known as sinus lift or augmentation, is a surgical procedure that increases bone volume in the upper jaw to facilitate dental implant placement, particularly in areas where the sinus cavity encroaches on the bone.
Why Sinus Grafting is Necessary:
• The upper jawbone (maxilla) naturally has less bone than the lower jaw.
• When teeth are lost, the bone in that area can thin and the sinus cavity (which is an air-filled space above the upper teeth) can expand, reducing the amount of bone available for implants.
• Sinus grafting addresses this by adding bone to the area, creating a stable foundation for dental implants.
• The procedure involves lifting the sinus membrane (the lining of the sinus cavity) and placing bone graft material in the space created.
• The bone graft material can be from your own body (autograft), from a donor (allograft), or a synthetic material.
• After the bone graft heals and integrates with the existing bone, dental implants can be placed.
Benefits of Sinus Grafting:
• Allows for successful dental implant placement in areas with insufficient bone.
• Provides a stable foundation for implants, leading to a more functional and durable smile.
• Important Considerations:
• Healing time after sinus grafting can vary depending on the type of graft material used.
Simultaneous implant and sinus graft
Simultaneous implant placement and bone grafting is a common technique where a bone graft is placed and an implant is installed during the same surgery. This approach aims to reduce the overall treatment time and potentially enhance bone integration compared to separate procedures.
Simultaneous implant placement and sinus augmentation are also bone grafting with involves raising the sinus floor to provide more bone for dental implant support, while placing the implants at the same time as the augmentation. This "one-stage" approach aims to streamline treatment and potentially minimize the need for a second surgery for implant placement.
Surgical skill: The procedure requires a high level of surgical skill and precision to ensure proper implant placement and graft integration.
Benefits:Reduced treatment time, improved bone integration and enhanced aesthetics especially for the smile zone
Bone graft
Bone grafting, a procedure that increases bone volume in the jaw, is often necessary before or during dental implant placement to ensure the implant has a solid foundation and a higher chance of success. It's done when there's insufficient bone at the implant site, which can happen due to tooth loss, bone disease, or other factors.
Soft tissue graft
Soft tissue grafting and implant placement are related dental procedures where soft tissue, like gums, is added or modified around a dental implant to improve its long-term health and aesthetics. Implant placement involves surgically inserting an artificial tooth root into the jawbone, while soft tissue grafting aims to enhance the quality and quantity of gum tissue surrounding the implant for the long-term success.
Wisdom tooth removal
Wisdom teeth removal, also known as extraction, is a dental procedure to remove one or more wisdom teeth (third molars) at the back of the mouth. This is typically done when wisdom teeth cause problems like pain, swelling, infection, or if they are impacted and not erupting properly.
Embedded tooth removal
Embedded tooth removal is a surgical procedure to remove a tooth that totally unerupts due to various reasons like lack of eruptive force or obstruction. The embedded teeth may be third molar, premolar and canine. The procedure involves in surgical extraction.
Root surgery
Root surgery, also known as endodontic surgery or apicoectomy, is a dental procedure performed when conventional root canal treatment fails to resolve an infection or inflammation at the very tip of a tooth's root. It involves surgically exposing the root tip, removing any infected tissue, and sealing the root end.
In our clinic we have 99% the success rate of root canal treatment . While root canal treatment together with root surgery , the success rate is 100%.
Bone and soft tissue surgery
Bone and soft tissue surgeries in oral surgery involve procedures to augment, reduce, or reshape bone and soft tissues (like gums) in the mouth. These surgeries are often performed to address issues like insufficient bone for dental implants, gum recession, or to remove tumor in the jaw bone. Also to improve the quality or quantity of soft tissues (gums) around teeth or implants, address gum recession, or reshape the gumline.
These procedures require a specialist with advanced skill. In our clinic, we provide the best treatment to our patients by specialist oral surgeons with over 35 years’ experience.
