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Implantology and oral surgery

Implantology and oral surgery encompass essential techniques for restoring oral health and improving patient comfort. Gum or bone grafts, gum reshaping, and biological extractions are all treatments that preserve tissue and prepare a solid foundation for implant placement.

At our dental practice, each procedure is personalized to combine precision, safety, and a natural-looking result. With reliable protocols and attentive care, our goal is to restore a functional and harmonious mouth, while offering long-lasting and natural results.

Dental implants

There are several advantages to opting for a dental implant. It preserves the integrity of the jawbone. Without it, bone loss occurs naturally over time after tooth loss.

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Bone grafting

Bone grafting is a surgical treatment used to strengthen the jawbone when there is insufficient bone to place a dental implant.

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Biological extraction

Biological extraction is a method designed to minimize trauma to surrounding tissues during tooth extraction.

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Wisdom teeth

Major improvements in dentistry now make wisdom tooth extraction gentle, comfortable and easy for the patient.

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Gingival grafting

Gingival grafting is a surgical treatment designed to repair retracted or damaged gums, often caused by periodontal disease, poor oral hygiene or over-aggressive brushing.

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Gum reshaping

Gum reshaping, also known as gingivoplasty or gingival contouring, is a dental treatment that involves sculpting the gums to improve the appearance of the smile and correct certain oral health problems.

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