Procedures

Permanently replace missing teeth with solutions that look, feel, and function naturally. We offer state-of-the-art implant dentistry for single teeth, multiple teeth, or full smile rehabilitation.

Prevent future pain, infection, or crowding with comfortable third molar extractions. Our expert surgeons safely remove wisdom teeth, including complex impactions.

Transform an entire arch of failing or missing teeth using the advanced PATZI Protocol. This specialized approach employs strategically positioned implants to secure a complete, fixed set of beautiful new teeth.

By addressing bone loss in the jaw caused by trauma or disease, you can improve bone structure and find a solid foundation for dental implants.

Receive gentle, safe removal of severely damaged, decayed, infected, or otherwise non-restorable teeth. We always prioritize your comfort and preserving surrounding tissues whenever possible.

We surgically expose unerupted teeth (commonly canines) trapped beneath the gums. This procedure facilitates their proper eruption and guidance by your orthodontist into correct alignment.

Receive expert evaluation, biopsy, and diagnosis of any suspicious lesions, growths, or conditions within the mouth and jaws. Early detection is critical for successful management of oral diseases.

Our maxillofacial surgeons possess specialized training to manage acute injuries affecting the face, jaws, and teeth. We can treat complex fractures and repair associated soft tissue damage to preserve your oral and facial aesthetics.

Enhance your body’s natural healing potential following surgery with advanced biologics. Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) and Bone Morphogenetic Proteins (BMP) accelerate tissue regeneration and bone formation processes.

Address gum recession, improve periodontal health, and enhance smile aesthetics with soft tissue grafting. This procedure covers exposed tooth roots and strengthens the gum barrier around teeth or implants.

This precise surgical procedure adjusts gum and bone levels around a specific tooth. It exposes adequate tooth structure required for your restorative dentist to place a durable and aesthetic crown properly.

Optimize the fit, comfort, and stability of dentures or other dental prostheses through preparatory surgery. Procedures may involve smoothing jawbone ridges or removing excess soft tissue for ideal results.