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Precision. Expertise. Natural-looking results.
Oral surgical and implant treatments are built on accurate diagnostics, careful planning and a personalised treatment plan. From the initial consultation to the final restoration, every step is tailored to your anatomy, individual needs and long-term goals.
Whether you need wisdom tooth or other tooth removal, bone grafting or implant treatment, our aim is to restore function and a natural-looking appearance in harmony with your smile using modern diagnostic and treatment options.
Precise planning. Personalised care. Solutions designed for the long term.
Book an appointmentWhen might you need an oral surgery or implantology consultation?
Oral surgical and implant treatments require a thorough examination and personalised planning. The first step is to assess which treatment option may be appropriate for your individual clinical situation.
A tooth that cannot be preserved
If a tooth can no longer be safely preserved, removal may be necessary, followed by planning the appropriate next steps.
Wisdom tooth problems
If a wisdom tooth is causing symptoms, has only partially erupted or is in an unfavourable position, an oral surgical examination may be recommended.
Missing tooth
If one or more teeth are missing, an implant consultation can help determine whether dental implants may be a suitable option.
Assessment of available bone
Before implant treatment, it is important to assess the quantity and quality of the available bone, as this can influence the treatment plan.
Persistent symptoms or inflammation
Recurring pain, swelling or other unusual symptoms should be assessed carefully to identify the underlying cause.
Before complex treatment
Before extensive rehabilitation, replacement of several teeth or other complex treatment, careful diagnostics and planning are particularly important.
Which oral surgical and implant treatments do we provide?
The appropriate procedure is selected based on the examination, your individual anatomy and your long-term treatment goals.
Tooth extraction
If a tooth can no longer be preserved, extraction may be necessary. When planning the procedure, we also consider the position of the tooth, the surrounding structures and future tooth-replacement options.
Wisdom tooth removal
For a wisdom tooth in an unfavourable position or one causing symptoms, removal is planned based on the clinical examination and, where required, diagnostic imaging.
Dental implant placement
A dental implant replaces the root of a missing tooth and, following healing, can support a personalised dental restoration.
Bone grafting
If there is insufficient bone available for implant placement, bone grafting may be required in some cases. The need for this is always determined following an individual assessment.
How does dental implant treatment work?
Implant treatment is not a single-step procedure. The exact process and timing vary from patient to patient, but it generally includes the following main stages.
Consultation
We discuss your symptoms, previous dental treatment, the missing tooth or teeth and the result you would like to achieve.
Diagnostics and planning
Where necessary, diagnostic imaging is used to assess the available bone and plan the position of the implant.
Implant placement
The implant is placed in the planned position, after which the healing period begins.
Healing period
Time is required for an appropriate connection to develop between the implant and the surrounding bone. The duration of this healing period varies between patients.
Final restoration
Once sufficient healing has taken place, the personalised final restoration supported by the implant can be prepared.
Considering a dental implant?
The first step towards planning the right solution is a thorough examination and consultation.
What can you expect after oral surgery or implant treatment?
Healing and the need for follow-up appointments vary from patient to patient. Your dentist will provide personalised instructions regarding aftercare and any necessary restrictions.
Personalised aftercare instructions
After the procedure, you will receive detailed guidance on what to pay attention to during the healing period.
Follow-up appointments
Where required, follow-up appointments are used to monitor healing and check the condition of the treated area.
We are here if you have questions
If you have any questions or experience unusual symptoms during the healing period, please contact the practice.
Frequently asked questions
We have collected some of the most common questions about dental implants and oral surgical treatments.
Every case is different. Whether implant treatment is suitable can depend on several factors, including the available bone, your general and oral health, and the position of the missing tooth or teeth. A personal examination is required to assess this.
The overall treatment time varies between patients and depends on any preliminary treatment required, the healing period and the process of preparing the final restoration.
No. Bone grafting may only be needed when the quantity or quality of the available bone is insufficient for implant placement. This is assessed using appropriate diagnostic examinations.
Appropriate diagnostic imaging is often required when planning implant treatment. Your dentist will determine which examination is indicated based on your individual clinical situation.
The timing of the final restoration depends on healing, implant stability and your individual treatment plan. The appropriate timing is determined on the basis of follow-up examinations.
Let us discuss which solution may be suitable for you
Whether you need a tooth extraction, wisdom tooth treatment or dental implants, the right treatment always begins with a thorough examination and a personalised treatment plan.