Previous dental treatment, significant bone loss, infection, failing teeth or complex anatomy can make implant treatment more challenging. A specialist assessment helps clarify the options.
What makes an implant case complex?
Previous treatment, significant bone loss, infection, failing teeth or complex anatomy may increase the planning and surgical demands of implant treatment.
How is a complex case assessed?
Mohsin can assess the teeth, gums, bone and surrounding anatomy, using imaging where appropriate to plan treatment carefully before the procedure begins.
What treatment options may be considered?
Depending on the case, treatment may involve tooth removal, bone grafting, soft tissue grafting, implant placement or a staged approach. The options are discussed after assessment.
Questions patients often ask
Can a complex implant case be treated in stages?
Yes. Some cases are planned in stages so that infection, tooth removal, bone or soft tissue can be managed before implant placement.