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

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)

The patient has a fractured tooth #7 and therefore is extracted. A dental implant is then placed (restoration) on the same day of the extraction of the tooth. An abutment and implant crown is then connected to the implant.

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

A tooth fracture has occurred on tooth #13 along with the presence extensive decay on tooth #14 resulting in the extraction of both teeth. Two implants are immediately placed into the site and allowed to heal for a desired period of time before they are functionally loaded with implant abutments

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,

A patient’s main concern at the moment is his maxillary left central incisor which is causing him a great amount of pain. The patient wishes to extract the tooth followed by the immediate placement of a dental implant. Upper anterior (front) dental implant cases in combination with the natural dentition