Complex jaw surgery, planned in 3D before the operating room.

Zygomatic implants

"You don't have enough bone for implants" is not the final word.

When the upper jaw has lost too much bone for conventional implants, zygomatic implants anchor in the cheekbone, which never resorbs. Fixed teeth without months of bone grafting — often with immediate loading.

High-complexity surgery that requires CT imaging, virtual planning and a team that performs it regularly.

Before — atrophic maxilla

After — full rehabilitation

The two long, angled implants anchor in the zygomatic bone, bypassing a maxilla that could no longer support conventional implants. Both arches were restored with fixed prostheses. Results vary by case and can only be estimated after evaluation and imaging.

Full-mouth implants & bone reconstruction

Rebuild the foundation before replacing the tooth.

Implants where surgery goes beyond placement: grafting, sinus lifts, guided bone regeneration, or full rehabilitation of an entire arch — planned digitally from the start.

Orthognathic (jaw) surgery

When the problem is the bone, not the teeth.

Corrects the position of the upper and lower jaws — for bite problems, facial asymmetry and skeletal sleep apnea. Planned virtually so the skeletal result is simulated before you decide.

Total TMJ replacement

When the jaw joint is destroyed, it can be replaced.

For end-stage arthritis, ankylosis or failed previous surgeries: the joint is replaced with a patient-specific prosthesis designed on your own CT scan. A major, rarely performed operation — and the only real solution when there is no joint left to preserve.

The component is designed on the patient's CT scan before it is manufactured: each piece is unique and exists only for that anatomy.