*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 function. All of the upper […]

A patient has a failed 5-unit dental bridge and needs the extraction of 2 teeth as a result. The area of missing teeth will then increase from 2 to 4 and a new 6-unit dental bridge is not possible due to the excessiveness of the longer span of space. Therefore, 4 dental implants will be […]

This patient has been involved in an accident and had fallen down, resulting in the knocking out of the 2 front middle teeth along with supporting bone and the relocation of 2 other teeth directly adjacent to them. As a result, these 2 teeth will need to be extracted, a bone augmentation procedure involving a […]

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) was fabricated or utilized which […]

A patient with recurrent pain and infection from a tooth that had been previously had root canal therapy and retreatment from another clinic decides that enough is enough and finally decides to extract the tooth. The tooth is extracted and the tooth socket is thoroughly cleaned and disinfected of any remaining bacteria. An implant site […]

This patient was involved in an accident and, as a result, broke his left anterior central incisor tooth. The tooth was determined to be unsavable and will need to be extracted and to be immediately replaced with a dental implant and restoration (crown). In general, fresh tooth extraction sockets will not provide the available bone […]