Oral and Dentoalveolar Surgery

At our clinic, we specialize in the diagnosis, treatment, and removal of pathological changes found in teeth, jawbones, and soft tissues. Utilizing clinical and radiological examinations, along with carefully listening to our patients’ concerns, we establish precise diagnoses. We then discuss treatment options following the highest professional standards.

Our treatments are performed under local anesthesia to ensure comfort and minimize discomfort. This includes complex tooth extractions, removal of impacted teeth, foreign bodies, broken roots, and inflammatory conditions requiring surgical exposure. We employ a wide range of surgical instruments and use bone-sparing drills (such as physiodispensers and piezoelectric devices) to delicately handle bone tissue. For soft tissue surgery, we often use laser technology, which is particularly beneficial for our younger patients, providing minimal discomfort and excellent results in procedures like frenectomies for speech therapy or orthodontic reasons.

One of the most rapidly advancing areas in dentoalveolar surgery is implantology, along with various bone grafting techniques, demonstrating our commitment to incorporating the latest advancements in dental care.

After every surgical procedure, we provide detailed post-operative instructions to ensure a quick and smooth recovery.

Our examinations are pain-free and obligation-free! Experience our expertise firsthand by visiting us. Schedule an appointment through our contact details, or fill out our online contact form, and our staff will reach out to you promptly.

Advanced Healing with PRF Technique

Our clinic offers the Platelet Rich Fibrin (PRF) technique, developed by Dr. Joseph Choukroun in 2001. This innovative method significantly enhances healing by utilizing your blood’s natural elements such as white blood cells, growth factors, and cytokines. The process involves drawing a small amount of your blood, which is then spun at low speed to produce a fibrin matrix rich in white blood cells and growth factors. This matrix supports new blood vessel formation, keeps the wound moist, and gradually releases healing elements.

Research led by Dr. Choukroun has also introduced Advanced PRF (A-PRF) and Injectable PRF (I-PRF), enhancing the versatility and effectiveness of PRF treatments. A-PRF can be crafted into a membrane to protect wounds, while I-PRF, a more fluid form, can be injected to enrich surgical sites or mixed with bone graft material. This combination can produce a sticky bone, which is easy to apply and excellent for supporting the surgeon’s work by simplifying the application in procedures like sinus lifts.

Benefits of Using PRF:

• Rapid pain relief, with minimal discomfort post-procedure
• Reduces the need for antibiotics as the fibrin matrix lowers infection risks
• Keeps the surgical site moist, promoting blood vessel development crucial for healing and bone integration
• Safe for patients on anticoagulants, though fibrin formation may take slightly longer

Indications for PRF:
Oral surgery procedures: tooth extractions, dental implants, sinus lifts, bone grafts, and resections

Periodontal treatments: pocket cleaning, open or closed curettage, gingival grafts, gum surgeries, and tunnel techniques

Visit us to discover how our advanced surgical solutions can enhance your dental health and transform your smile, reflecting our commitment to excellence and your well-being.