Reconstructive Surgery
Reconstructive Surgery in Barcelona
- 20 years of experience
- 3D guided surgery
- Specialized surgical and prosthetic equipment
- In-house operating room with anesthesiology equipment
What is dental reconstructive surgery?
Reconstructive surgery is a set of advanced procedures aimed at restoring the structure and functionality of the mouth, including teeth, gums and jawbones.
This type of surgery is ideal for patients who have suffered severe damage due to trauma, periodontal disease, complex tooth extractions, bone loss or congenital deformities.
Common procedures in reconstructive surgery
- Dental implants: They replace missing teeth with titanium roots integrated to the bone.
- Bone grafts: Regenerate bone to facilitate the placement of implants.
- Maxillary sinus lift: Increases bone in the upper jaw for implants.
- Reconstructive periodontal surgery: Regenerates tissue damaged by periodontal disease.
- Soft tissue reconstruction: Restores damaged or missing gums.
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Rigor
Precision, meticulousness and the care that must be taken in each procedure, without a doubt the best result.
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Honesty
Fundamental in the relationship between the health professional and the patient. A solid principle.
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Vocation
Commitment and passion for the profession and well-being by and for our patients.
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Trust
Essential for the patient to feel comfortable and safe during their dental treatment. We are at your side.
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Technology
Advanced techniques that improve the precision, effectiveness and comfort of treatments. The cutting edge at your disposal.
When is reconstructive surgery recommended?
This procedure is essential in cases of:
- Extensive tooth loss: Whether due to trauma, disease or severe decay, reconstructive surgery can restore lost teeth with implants or prostheses.
- Bone atrophy: The loss of bone in the maxilla or mandible, common in patients who have lost teeth or have had severe periodontal disease.
- Facial or maxillary lesions: Reconstruction of areas damaged by accidents or previous surgeries.
- Congenital anomalies: Correction of deformities such as cleft lip or cleft palate.
Advantages of reconstructive surgery
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They provide a permanent and stable solution for replacing missing teeth.
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They allow bone regeneration, facilitating the safe placement of implants.
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Increases the amount of available bone, improving the success of implants in the upper jaw.
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Restores damaged tissue, preventing complications and improving periodontal health.
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Improves esthetics and functionality by restoring lost or damaged gums.
What else can we do for you?
Professionalism and Experience
Our specialists are highly trained and experienced in zygomatic implants.
Personalized attention
We take the time to understand your needs and design a treatment plan that fits your expectations and lifestyle.
State-of-the-Art Technology
We use the latest innovations in implant dentistry to ensure optimal and long-lasting results.
Commitment to Excellence
Our team is dedicated to providing the highest level of dental care, ensuring optimal and long-lasting results.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Dental reconstructive surgery encompasses advanced procedures to restore the functionality and structure of the mouth, including teeth, gums and jawbone. It is ideal for treating damage from trauma, periodontal disease, bone loss or congenital deformities.
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No, dental reconstructive surgery is performed under local or general anesthesia, depending on the procedure and the complexity of the case. This guarantees that you will not feel pain during the intervention. In the postoperative period, mild discomfort or swelling may appear, which can be easily controlled with painkillers and following the specialist’s instructions.
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Recovery time varies depending on the procedure. For example, a bone graft may require 4 to 6 months to fully integrate, while a sinus lift may take less time. However, most patients can resume normal activities within a few days following the dentist’s recommendations.
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It is important to maintain proper oral hygiene, avoid hard foods and follow a soft diet during the first days. In addition, you should attend scheduled check-ups and use antimicrobial rinses if indicated by the specialist. The use of ice can help reduce inflammation in the first 48 hours.
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Anyone with severe tooth loss, bone atrophy, maxillofacial injuries or congenital anomalies may be a candidate for this treatment. However, a detailed evaluation is necessary to determine the best treatment plan based on individual needs.
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