Bone Regeneration for dental implants

When it comes to dental implant procedures that aren't so straight forward, we have the

Expertise

Experience &

Technology

to assist you in replacing your teeth.

Often there may be deficiencies in bone and or soft tissue volume. This is where tissue regenerative procedures are needed. We carry out a variety of (Guided Bone Regeneration) G.B.R procedures.

Basic Xenograft procedures

Sinus lift procedures

Soft tissue grafting

Autologeous block harvesting grafting

Our Advanced Cone Beam CT scanner and Piezotome Bone Surgery Unit makes G.B.R safer than ever before.

Sinus grafting is often required in the Upper jaw where there is not enough bone. We use both lateral and transcretal approaches and surgery is done with our piezotime bone surgery unit.

Our state of the art 3D dental CT scanner being used to assess bone volume and sinus anatomy.

We determined a sinus lift is needed and it is all planned out.

A Trans-crestal Approach is used

Implant placed and left to heal

Case finished with crown placement.

Growing Bone - G.B.R.

Here is an advanced case where there wasn't enough bone to place an implant.

Surgery to rebuild the jaw bone was carried out. The C.T. Scans show the gain in bone volume.

The Yellow lines are the original - - The Green is the final - - The Red lines represents the volume gain

We now have an excellent foundation to place an implant.

While there are many practitioners who place dental implants, very, very few are trained and competent in advanced bone grafting procedures.

All too often no prior grafting is performed and an implant is "squeezed".

Without a good foundation these cases simply don't hold up over time.

BLACK AND WHITE PHOTO Below is an example of a implant treatment were there was insufficient bone. The unsightly result is that the implant becomes exposed.

Example of an implant with insufficient bone resulting in implant being exposed.

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