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Dental implants are now a solution when facing the loss of a dental piece, because this also means the loss of the bone that sustained both teeth and gums. The loss of bone is a relatively slow process, but always in a progressive way and the retraction of the gums is quick and modifies facial expressions. An excellent solution in most of this cases the placement of a dental implant at the same time of the extraction, or at the least time possible. The empty space left in the tooth’s root is sometimes bigger than any implant, in that space a filler can be placed quickly because we count with the skills and technology to perform it. Based in recent studies, a dental implant should be offered to the customer immediately, because its one of the best options to preserve the bone and soft tissue.

This procedures are divided in surgery, extractions of retained teeth, supernumerary teeth, orthodontic tractions, episiotomies, post endodontic procedures, wisdom teeth, procedures performed over soft tissue on the mouth area such as cysts, ulcers, lingual frenulum, lip and cheek tumors, modifications in the mouth mucose and implants such as bone regeneration, single or multiple dental implants, specially required implants related to the jaw and maxilar areas. Another group is the one designed to correct the facial skeleton abnormalities through maxillofacial surgery such as cases of prognathism or large and bulged jaws, micrognathism or undersized jaws, chin alterations, and some surgical operations related to the aesthetic view of the chin and upper maxillofacial bones to improve facial appearance; all of this with orthogenetic surgery and bone grafts. And procedures to correct damages caused by accidents affecting mouth and teeth, jaw, gums and facial skin.