Gum recession and mucogingival surgery
Root coverage, soft tissue phenotype modification, connective tissue grafting and aesthetic periodontal concerns.
For dentists and referring clinicians
Specialist surgical support for complex periodontal and implant cases.
A referral-respecting pathway for dentists who need advanced periodontal microsurgery, bone regeneration, guided implant planning, soft tissue grafting, sinus lift or surgical second opinions — while keeping the patient relationship clear and collaborative.
Referral-respecting collaboration
Digital planning when indicated
Complex regenerative and implant cases
Based in Barcelona, by private arrangement
Referral clarity
Send the records, clinical question and desired restorative direction.
Collaboration model
One clear referral pathway, with subtitles instead of unnecessary page clutter.
The page is intentionally organized around a few strong messages: why refer, which cases fit, how the workflow works and what records are useful. This keeps it premium and easy to scan.
Referral-respecting collaboration
The patient relationship remains with the referring clinician. OsteoPerio supports the surgical phase and communicates clearly around diagnosis, timing and follow-up needs.
Digital planning before surgery
Complex cases are approached with photographic documentation, radiographic analysis, CBCT review when available and digital implant planning when clinically indicated.
Two-specialist planning for complex cases
Periodontal, regenerative and implant cases can be reviewed through a dual-specialist surgical perspective before treatment sequencing is confirmed.
Documented surgical communication
Referral cases can be supported with structured updates, surgical summaries and follow-up recommendations to help the referring clinic continue care confidently.
Cases to refer
Advanced periodontal, regenerative and implant problems that benefit from specialist surgical planning.
Referral is appropriate when a case needs microsurgical soft tissue management, regenerative site development, digital implant planning or a second surgical perspective.
Bone regeneration before implants
Horizontal and vertical ridge defects, implant-site development and regenerative planning for complex anatomy.
Sinus lift and posterior maxilla planning
Cases with limited bone height, posterior maxillary implant planning and staged regenerative protocols.
Guided implant surgery
Digital planning, surgical guide design and guided implant placement when the anatomy and treatment plan support it.
Peri-implant soft tissue and complications
Soft tissue deficiencies, aesthetic implant concerns, peri-implant tissue instability and complex second opinions.
Advanced second opinions
Specialist input for complex periodontal, regenerative, implant or previously treated cases requiring a clear surgical strategy.
Digital referral workflow
From clinical question to surgical execution with planning clarity.
Digital planning, CBCT review, guide workflows and restorative communication are used when they add value to the case. Guided surgery supports precision, but it does not replace diagnosis or surgical judgment.
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Send the clinical question
Share the reason for referral, the specific surgical question, relevant records and whether the patient should return to your clinic for restorative or maintenance care.
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Specialist review and record request
The case is reviewed for complexity, missing diagnostic information, CBCT or X-ray needs, and whether a consultation, surgical plan or second opinion is the appropriate next step.
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Surgical planning and coordination
When treatment is accepted, the surgical sequence, timing, digital planning requirements, materials and follow-up responsibilities are clarified.
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Return communication
After the surgical phase, relevant recommendations and follow-up information can be shared so the referring clinic can continue care with context.
What to send
Better records create better surgical planning conversations.
A referral does not need to be perfect before you contact us. Send what you have, and the missing records can be requested before consultation or surgery planning.
Referral promise
Clear communication around the scope of the referral
Respect for the referring doctor and existing patient relationship
No unnecessary duplication of restorative or maintenance care
Digital planning and guide workflows when clinically indicated
Documentation that supports follow-up and long-term maintenance
Clinical photos
Smile, frontal, occlusal, lateral and close-up photos of the involved area when possible.
Radiographs / CBCT
Periapicals, panoramic X-ray and CBCT when available, especially for implant, sinus and regeneration planning.
Diagnosis and treatment history
Periodontal status, previous grafting, previous implants, prosthetic history, medication, smoking and relevant medical context.
Restorative objective
Ideal tooth position, prosthetic plan, provisional plan, occlusal concerns or final restoration expectations.
Referral preference
Whether the patient should be treated only for the surgical phase and then returned to your clinic for restoration and maintenance.
Referral FAQ
Practical questions before sending a case.
The goal is to make collaboration easy, respectful and clinically useful for the patient and the referring clinic.
Can I refer only the surgical phase?+
Yes. Referral cases can be limited to periodontal, regenerative, soft tissue or implant surgery, with the patient returning to the referring clinic for restorative treatment, maintenance or long-term care when appropriate.
Can I send records before the patient is contacted?+
Yes. A concise clinical question with X-rays, CBCT, photos and treatment history helps determine whether the case requires consultation, additional diagnostics or surgical planning.
Do you use guided surgery for every implant case?+
No. Guided implant surgery is used when clinically indicated and when the records, anatomy and treatment plan support its use. Surgical judgment remains essential.
Can the restorative plan be coordinated with my clinic?+
Yes. Implant position, soft tissue objectives and timing can be coordinated around the restorative plan when the information is available before surgery.
Can international or out-of-city doctors refer cases?+
Yes. Referring doctors can send records digitally. The patient pathway depends on diagnostic completeness, urgency, travel context and case complexity.
Send a referral enquiry
Share the clinical question and available records.
For complex cases, include the diagnosis, radiographs or CBCT if available, the restorative objective and whether the patient should return to your clinic after the surgical phase.