Cases other offices refer out — failed prior work, medical complications, surgical extractions, and multi-specialty coordination.
Patients on blood thinners, immunosuppressants, bisphosphonates, or with cardiac conditions, uncontrolled diabetes, or organ transplants require modified dental protocols. We coordinate directly with your physician, adjust medications as needed, and use monitoring during procedures when indicated. Treatment is not refused — it is adapted.
Crowns that keep coming off, implants that failed to integrate, root canals that were missed or incompletely treated, bridges that do not fit — we evaluate what went wrong using 3D imaging and clinical examination. The corrective plan may involve removing failed work, addressing underlying bone or tissue issues, and placing new restorations that are designed to last.
Some teeth cannot be removed with a simple pull — impacted wisdom teeth, teeth with curved or fused roots, teeth broken below the gum line, or teeth surrounded by dense bone. These require a surgical approach with flap elevation and sometimes bone removal. We use 3D imaging to plan the procedure and sedation is available for patient comfort.
Before implants or dentures can be placed, the bone and soft tissue often need preparation. Bone grafting rebuilds areas that have resorbed after tooth loss. Ridge augmentation reshapes the jaw contour. Sinus lifts create space in the upper jaw for implants. These procedures are planned using 3D imaging and typically heal over three to six months before the next phase begins.
Patients undergoing chemotherapy, radiation to the head and neck, cardiac surgery, or organ transplant often need dental clearance or treatment timed around their medical schedule. We communicate directly with your medical team to coordinate timing, adjust protocols, and manage medications. The goal is safe, effective dental care that does not interfere with your medical treatment.
