Sinus lift
Gum graft
Bone regeneration
Sinus Lift
A surgical procedure that raises the sinus floor and adds bone graft material to the upper jaw to create a stable foundation for dental implants.
If you have insufficient bone in the upper jaw for implant placement, a sinus lift can increase bone volume, allowing for successful implant placement and restoring function and aesthetics.
- Creates enough bone for dental implants
- Improves stability and success of implant placement
- Minimally invasive with high success rates
- Enhances overall oral health and function
Typically takes around 1 appointment.
Gum Graft
A surgical procedure to restore gum tissue lost due to recession, where tissue is taken from another part of the mouth and grafted to the affected area to protect and regenerate the gums.
If you have gum recession that exposes tooth roots, a gum graft can prevent further damage, improve the appearance of your smile, and reduce sensitivity.
- Protects teeth from further recession and decay
- Reduces tooth sensitivity
- Enhances smile aesthetics
- Promotes healthier gums and improved oral health
Typically takes around 1 appointment.
Bone Regeneration
A procedure that stimulates the growth of new bone in areas with bone loss, often using grafts or growth factors to restore bone volume, typically in preparation for dental implants.
If you have insufficient bone due to tooth loss or injury, bone regeneration can restore the foundation needed for successful dental implant placement and long-term oral health.
- Restores bone volume for implant placement
- Supports long-term oral health
- Enhances stability of future dental restorations
- Can prevent further bone loss
Typically takes around 1 appointment.