Dental Surgery

Implants are indicated for patients who have lost one or more teeth. If you had to remove a tooth and do not want to be without it, and you need to improve your mastication or oral esthetics, the implant is the most reliable and definitive option.

The procedure is simple and able to fill any flaw existing in the dental arcade.

Bone grafting is necessary when the patient has a retraction or loss of bone mass below the teeth.

When this happens, the dental surgeon can not perform the dental implants and replace the extracted teeth, since there is not sufficient bone structure for fixation.

Bone grafting is necessary so that the height, volume, or bone thickness in the impaired region is restored. After the fixation and healing period, approximately 06 months, the dental surgeon can perform the implants.

The bone graft procedure called a breast lift solves problems related to lack of bone in the upper jaws, where using the existing space in the sinuses to fill with bone mass … see more

When a tooth is seriously damaged or compromised, whether due to illness or mechanical trauma, the best solution is to extract it so that oral health is preserved and pain is eliminated.

The qualified dentist surgeon knows how to assess whether the procedure is really necessary, including to avoid further complications and diseases.

Exodontia is simple and quick, and the patient is fully anesthetized to not feel pain or any discomfort during the surgery.

Not all patients feel comfortable when they need to undergo a surgical procedure.

In these cases the dental surgeon can indicate to the patient a sedation, done in the own office or in the hospital, that guarantees greater tranquility and safety at the time of the surgery.

Phobias, traumas and any kind of discomfort leave the patient agitated and insecure, compromising his well-being and the procedure itself. Certainly with sedation, surgery will be less painful to the patient and more successful.