An external (lateral window) sinus lift procedure is performed followed by the placement of bone grafting material. Next, a dental implant along with the restorative components (implant abutment and crown) are placed to complete the overall treatment for this particular implant site.

An insufficient width and thickness of bone at the alveolar ridge makes it impossible for the placement of a traditional sized dental implant. Therefore, a ridge splitting procedure is performed along with a ridge expansion for the localized implant site resulting in adequate stability and prolonged implant health as a

Tooth #10 (maxillary left lateral incisor) has broke as a result of a traumatic accident. The remaining portion of the tooth (seen at the gum-line level) is extracted and a dental implant is placed along with a oral prosthetic implant crown.

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

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

The patient is congenitally missing a central incisor and as a result there is space closure resulting in insufficient space for an ideal size tooth at the site. In addition, since the patient is born without this tooth there is also deficient quantity of bone at the same site. Therefore,

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.

Due to many years of having missing teeth at the proposed dental implant site the bone has deteriorated. The is the direct result of the lack of internal stimulation within the bone which results in the loss of bone volume which disallows the placement of traditional sized implants in this

The patient has a very thin alveolar ridge (4 mm) that was not able to allow placement of the desired size dental implants without some type of bone augmentation procedure to increase the bone width or thickness. Therefore, a ridge splitting procedure was performed involving cutting the bone beginning from