Dental implants are the best option to replace missing teeth. Installed by our oral and maxillofacial surgeons, dental implants prevent bone loss, which occurs after the loss of one or more teeth. The initial implantology consultation with our surgery specialists is free.

Whatever the state of your oral health, we have solutions adapted to you. These solutions will allow you to regain the aesthetic appearance and functionality that most resemble your natural dentition.

In the case of total edentulism (toothlessness) or imminent edentulism, the therapeutic All-on-4® concept may offer an appropriate solution. With this procedure, patients who meet certain key criteria can receive a fixed full-arch prothesis on the day of surgery. The All-on-4® concept is a graftless procedure and the particular tilting of the two posterior implants ensures stable and reliable anchoring.

Have you chosen dental implants as your solution to replace missing teeth? After a careful examination by your oral and maxillofacial surgeon, it may be determined that you will need a bone graft before implantation. From the initial planning of your case, your surgeon will make sure the area is in optimal condition for integrating and securing dental implants.

Some of our patients can experience anxiety at the thought of undergoing surgery. As such, our clinic has been offering private nurse services for several years now. Under the immediate supervision of our surgery specialists, our nurse will administer intravenous sedatives to calm the patient before surgery begins. A large number of patients have expressed not even remembering their surgeries after experiencing the calming effects of the sedative.

Most people have third molars, commonly known as “wisdom teeth.” While they appear later in life than other teeth, it is recommended to have them extracted because they often cause infections, cavities, and can push against adjacent teeth.

We have been collaborating with orthodontist colleagues for several years. Through our hospital affiliation, we are also able to provide our patients with all the services related to the planning and performance of orthognathic surgeries. Furthermore, we also frequently perform surgical exposure procedures (often of impacted canines) for orthodontic patients who show anomalies in tooth eruption.

One of the components of oral surgery is diagnosing and treating different types of pathologies. Depending on the indications, our team of specialists will be able to judge the relevance of referring cases to an oral medicine specialist. Having a multidisciplinary team is crucial to successfully treating our patients and ensuring their well-being.

Some patients may require this type of surgery before the construction of their dental prosthesis. These procedures include ablation of hyperplastic tissue, tuberoplasty, treatment of gingival epulis, and so on. These surgeries are performed under local anesthesia in a private clinic.