Oral Surgery

Clinic records report a cumulative implant success rate of up to 99%, more than 18,000 implant placements involving All-on-4 and All-on-X treatment, and over 2,000 sinus graft procedures with a reported success rate of up to 100%. Results depend on each patient’s health and clinical condition.

Sinus grafting

A sinus graft increases bone volume in the upper jaw when there is insufficient bone for dental implants. The sinus membrane is gently lifted and graft material is added to create a stable implant foundation.

Depending on the patient, graft material may come from the patient, a donor source, or synthetic material. Implants may be placed after healing or during the same surgery when adequate bone stability is available.

Simultaneous implant and sinus graft

In suitable cases, sinus grafting and implant placement can be completed in one procedure. This may shorten treatment time, reduce the need for a second surgery, and support bone integration and aesthetics. The procedure requires precise planning and advanced surgical skill.

Bone and soft-tissue grafting

Bone grafting restores bone volume needed to support implants. Soft-tissue grafting improves the quality and amount of gum tissue around teeth or implants, supporting long-term health and natural-looking results.

Other oral surgery procedures

• Wisdom tooth removal: For painful, infected, or impacted wisdom teeth

• Embedded tooth removal: Surgical removal of teeth that cannot erupt normally

• Root surgery: Removes infection around the root tip when conventional root canal treatment is insufficient

• Bone and soft-tissue surgery: Reshapes or restores oral tissues and treats selected jaw or gum conditions

All procedures are planned and performed by experienced oral surgeons after careful assessment.