The patient lacks adequate bone height for placement of dental implants in the posterior region in the upper arch on the right side. Therefore, a sinus elevation (or sinus lift) via an external approach is required to allow the placement of bone graft material for the intention of generating new

*Graphic Image Below* Patients can opt for flapless surgeries during the implant placement.  This would dramatically minimize post-operative pain and discomfort and greatly reduce the healing time following the procedure. For this particular patient, 10 teeth were extracted and 6 dental implants were immediately placed without making any surgical incisions

*Graphic Image Below* A patient wishes to upgrade to a full-arch fixed implant prosthesis after 2 of his natural teeth in the front of the mouth have been broken. The patient currently has 3 dental implants that had been recently placed but now wishes to improve on his smile and

The patient is presented with many deficiencies but would like to achieve his goals with the least amount of procedures. The patient would like to have a full-arch implant prosthesis and does not mind if it’s removable or fixed (screw-retained). Without the patient’s desire of  a bilateral or unilateral external

This particular patient wishes to get a implant in the molar region but unfortunately, does not have enough bone to support it. Currently, the amount of bone in the vertical dimension that the patient has is 2 mm. Therefore, an increase in bone volume must be established first before an implant

This patient wishes to restore the lower right quadrant with prosthetic teeth but lacks the adequate amount of bone width on the alveolar ridge to support regular sized dental implants provided that the required amount of circumferential bone is still maintained. For this patient, a ridge splitting expansion procedure (RSEP)

For this particular patient, a non-invasive flapless surgical approach was performed. This approach is advantageous since it minimizes post-operative discomfort or pain and minimizes healing time and as a result, it reduces the overall downtime for the patient. This surgery was performed free-handedly and no surgical guide (aka surgical template)