Specialists in
advanced oral surgery

“Because prevention is better than cure…
and smiling is even better”

What is advanced oral surgery?

Advanced oral surgery is a specialty of dentistry that addresses more
complex procedures than a simple extraction or conventional treatment. It deals with the deeper
structures of the mouth, such as the maxillary bone, the mandible, the nerves, the maxillary sinuses, and
soft tissues, always with the goal of restoring health, function, and aesthetics to the smile.

Advanced oral surgery is a specialty of dentistry that addresses more complex procedures than a simple extraction or conventional treatment.

It deals with the deeper structures of the mouth, such as the maxillary bone, the mandible, the nerves, the maxillary sinuses, and soft tissues, always with the goal of restoring health, function, and aesthetics to the smile.

In our clinic, every intervention is planned in a personalized way, using digital diagnostic tests and minimally invasive techniques. This way we guarantee safer procedures, less discomfort, and lasting results.

Smile healthy, live better

Take care of your mouth, protect your health

Bone grafts and regeneration

Bone grafts and Guided Bone Regeneration – we restore bone volume to ensure the stability of future treatments.

Maxillary sinus lift

Maxillary sinus lift – Advanced technique to place implants in the posterior upper sector.

Complex extractions

Bone grafts and Guided Bone Regeneration – We restore bone volume to ensure the stability of future treatments.

Pre-prosthetic surgery

Pre-prosthetic surgery – Preparation of the mouth to receive prostheses with a perfect fit. Oral biopsies and lesion diagnosis – Precise analysis to ensure adequate and safe treatment.

Platelet-Rich Fibrin (L-PRF)

Platelet-Rich Fibrin (L-PRF) – Natural regenerative technique that speeds up healing and promotes recovery.

Pain-free treatment

Pain-free treatment – Local anesthesia and conscious sedation options for maximum patient comfort.

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your appointment

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Questions about
dental surgery?

When is it advisable to book a first dental assessment even if you have no pain?

It is advisable to book it before any discomfort appears, especially if it has been a while since your last check-up. At a dental clinic like Salud Dental HJC, prevention allows detecting cavities, gum problems, or tooth wear before treatment becomes more complex.

What are the advantages of choosing a dental clinic specialized in advanced oral surgery?

It allows addressing more complex cases with greater safety, such as bone grafts, wisdom teeth, maxillary sinus lifts, or apical surgery. In addition, at Salud Dental HJC every intervention is planned with digital diagnosis and techniques aimed at reducing discomfort.

How does 3D dental CT help plan safer treatments?

The 3D dental CT allows seeing teeth, bone, nerves, and facial structures in much more detail. This helps personalize treatment, avoid unforeseen events, and make better decisions in implants, oral surgery, advanced endodontics, or orthodontics.

Can I get dental implants if I have too little bone?

In many cases yes, but first the volume and quality of the bone must be assessed. Salud Dental HJC offers options such as short implants, bone grafts, guided bone regeneration, or maxillary sinus lift when the case requires it.

Is conscious sedation recommended for long or complex dental treatments?

Yes, it can be a good option for patients with fear of the dentist, anxiety, or long treatments. It helps experience the procedure with more peace of mind, always maintaining a controlled and safe environment during the procedure.

What options does Salud Dental HJC offer to avoid losing a damaged tooth?

It depends on the state of the tooth, but treatments such as endodontics, periodontics, restorations, or apical surgery can be considered. The goal is always to preserve the tooth whenever possible and choose the safest alternative for oral health.

Why is it important to check the gums before starting an implant treatment?

Because healthy gums and good bone support are key for implants to have stability and last longer. Checking them beforehand allows treating inflammation, periodontitis, or bone loss before starting treatment.