Skip to content
International patient care

Guided implant planning · Barcelona

Plan the implant.
Plan the whole journey.

Travelling to Barcelona for dental implants? With suitable records, both doctors can review your case by video and discuss whether guided implant surgery may suit you. An examination confirms the findings before treatment, including the plan for surgery, healing reviews and your final teeth.

For patients travelling to Barcelona for implant assessment and care. The plan includes the proposed tooth restoration, the surgery and the reviews needed afterwards.

Three-dimensional jaw model showing proposed teeth and coloured implant planning axes

The proposed teeth and anatomy, viewed together

This three-dimensional model illustrates digital planning. The coloured elements show planned positions; it is not a photograph of surgery or a treatment result.

Watch the planning demonstration
Before travel
Video consultation with both doctors
Treatment planning
Implants, bone, gums and future teeth
Follow-up
Initial healing reviewed in Barcelona

Three separate decisions

A guide does not set
the treatment timetable.

“Guided”, “immediate” and “same-day teeth” describe different aspects of care. Understanding the distinction helps you plan the number of visits and what happens between them.

How it is placed

Guided implant surgery

A custom guide helps transfer the planned implant position to surgery. Its use depends on the anatomy, support for the guide and access for the instruments.

When it is placed

Immediate implant placement

This means placing an implant at the extraction appointment. It is a separate decision from using a guide and is not suitable for every extraction site.

When a tooth is fitted

Temporary and final teeth

The timing of a temporary tooth and the final restoration depends on the treatment and healing. A guide alone does not mean you will leave with a tooth on the same day.

Your treatment visits

From the first discussion
to the final restoration.

A digital plan supports the clinical decisions. Your travel arrangements also need to allow for examination, any preparation or grafting, healing reviews and restorative work.

Meet the doctors and check languages
  1. Records and video consultation

    Build the plan before you travel.

    After receiving the full documentation, Dr. Sahand Shirzadi Maryan and Dr. Sergi Rivas Frau meet you by video. They discuss the diagnosis based on those records, the intended teeth, available bone and gum tissue, and the proposed treatment sequence.

  2. Assessment in Barcelona

    Confirm the plan and guide suitability.

    An examination confirms the findings before treatment. For guided planning, a three-dimensional X-ray scan (CBCT) and surface scans or models help relate the bone to the proposed teeth. The required records, guide fit and surgical access need checking.

  3. Surgery and early review

    Allow time for treatment and healing.

    Implant placement may be guided or use another approach according to the findings. Grafting may be needed first or alongside placement. Plan to stay in Barcelona through the initial healing phase and our team’s review, as appropriate for your surgery.

  4. Restoration and ongoing care

    Agree who provides the teeth and follow-up.

    Confirm the arrangements for temporary teeth, the final crown or bridge and maintenance. After our initial healing review, care can continue with your local dentist as agreed. Later treatment stages may require additional visits to Barcelona.

A core focus of OsteoPerio

Sometimes the first step
is rebuilding the foundation.

Bone and soft tissue need their own plan

If bone or gum tissue is deficient, the assessment may identify a need for reconstruction before or alongside implant placement. A guide cannot replace missing tissue. Complex bone and soft tissue reconstruction is central to the team’s clinical work.

Healing determines the next stage

A staged reconstruction can mean further healing and another trip before implants or final teeth. Agree the likely sequence, review points and alternatives before committing to travel. Timing depends on the procedure and the findings at review.

Soreness and swelling can follow surgery, and implants may fail to integrate or develop later problems. Discuss your individual risks and aftercare before treatment. If an urgent concern develops at home, seek local assessment rather than waiting for a remote reply.

Your questions

Clarity before you travel for implants.

Can you plan my implants before I travel?

With full documentation, both doctors can explain a records-based diagnosis and proposed treatment plan in a scheduled video consultation. The in-person examination confirms the findings before treatment. Guide preparation and surgery depend on suitable records and clinical checks; an enquiry does not reserve a surgical date.

Should I arrange a new CBCT scan now?

Start by telling us what records you already have and when they were taken. The team will explain how to share them and whether they are suitable. New imaging should be requested only when a clinician considers it appropriate.

Does a guide make implant surgery risk-free?

No. Planning quality, scan accuracy, guide fit and surgical access affect the procedure. Infection, bleeding, failure to integrate and injury to nearby structures remain possible. The surgeon may change the approach or defer placement if clinical findings require it.

Does guided surgery mean no incision or stitches?

No. A guide can be used with different surgical approaches. Access to bone or additional grafting may require an incision and stitches. Ask about the approach proposed for your site and its recovery needs.

Can I have implants if I have been told I lack bone?

An assessment is needed. A guide helps with placement planning but does not replace missing bone. Some patients need bone or soft tissue reconstruction, a staged plan or a different tooth-replacement option. Complex reconstruction is a core focus of OsteoPerio.

Will the whole treatment fit into one trip?

That cannot be assumed. Grafting, implant placement and final teeth may be separate stages. Discuss the expected visits, the initial healing stay and who provides each restoration before booking travel. Healing or new findings may change the schedule.

Can my dentist at home make the crown?

This can be discussed as part of the plan. Agree the restorative clinician, implant-system information, records, timing and responsibilities before treatment. Surgery, restoration and follow-up need to be coordinated rather than assumed to be interchangeable.

What should the estimate include?

Clarify consultation, scans, guide design and manufacture, implant surgery, any grafting, temporary teeth, final restorations and review visits. Ask which items are included or separate, and allow for travel, accommodation and possible return visits.

Your next step

Discuss the teeth you need.
Understand the care involved.

Request an international video consultation and select “Advanced implant placement” as your main concern. Mention missing teeth, previous implants or grafting, the records available and where you live.

Appointments take place at collaborating dental clinics in Barcelona. The clinical location is confirmed when your visit is arranged. Private surgery is provided by Sahand and/or Sergi according to your plan. The supervised programme remains in preparation and is not yet bookable.