Discuss periodontal, regenerative and implant cases with Dr. Sahand Shirzadi Maryan and Dr. Sergi Rivas Frau. Refer for a specific treatment, request an assessment or plan a complex case together. After the agreed phase of care, we refer your patient back to you.
Your referral team
Share the clinical question and your restorative objectives so we can discuss the next steps together.
Four ways to collaborate
Choose the level of support that fits your case. You can begin with a discussion; referring does not mean handing over every part of the patient’s care.
OPTION 01
A professional conversation before deciding whether to refer.
Outline the problem and what you want to clarify.
Review the available information, options and missing records.
Continue care in your practice or arrange a patient assessment.
The patient stays under your care. Discussion alone does not replace a clinical examination.
OPTION 02
A patient consultation or second opinion on a complex case.
Tell us which findings or treatment options need a second opinion.
Clinical findings and relevant records inform the recommendations.
Discuss the recommendations with your patient and agree what follows.
An assessment does not commit the patient to surgery with OsteoPerio.
OPTION 03
One defined part of care, such as a gum graft, bone regeneration or implant surgery.
Confirm the requested procedure and your continuing treatment plan.
Assessment, surgery when suitable, and the agreed healing reviews.
Continue restoration, maintenance or other planned treatment with you.
We refer the patient back after the agreed phase, with a treatment summary and follow-up recommendations.
OPTION 04
For cases where surgical and restorative stages need to work together.
Connect your restorative goal with the surgical requirements.
Agree who does what, when to review healing and when to proceed.
Return for the restorative phase and ongoing care as agreed.
Responsibilities, updates and the handover are agreed with you and the patient before treatment.
We respect your patient relationship. After the agreed treatment and healing reviews, we refer the patient back to your practice for continuing care. If the plan needs to change, we discuss it with you and the patient first, respecting their choice of clinician.
Cases to refer
Periodontal, regenerative and implant cases where your practice needs surgical support or a second perspective.
Root coverage, soft tissue phenotype modification, connective tissue grafting and aesthetic periodontal concerns.
Horizontal and vertical ridge defects, implant-site development and regenerative planning for complex anatomy.
Cases with limited bone height, posterior maxillary implant planning and staged regenerative protocols.
Digital planning, surgical guide design and guided implant placement when the anatomy and treatment plan support it.
Soft tissue deficiencies, aesthetic implant concerns, peri-implant tissue instability and complex second opinions.
Specialist input for complex periodontal, regenerative, implant or previously treated cases requiring a clear surgical strategy.
After the agreed treatment
The handover connects the surgical phase to your next step. Timing depends on the procedure and the patient’s healing.
We provide the agreed surgical reviews and assess readiness for the next stage.
You receive a treatment summary, relevant findings and follow-up recommendations.
Restoration, maintenance and any further reviews follow the plan agreed with you and the patient.
If healing or the treatment plan changes, we discuss the next step with you and the patient before continuing. An assessment-only referral returns findings and recommendations rather than a surgical handover.
Preparing the review
For the first enquiry, share your professional details and a brief, non-identifying question. We then arrange the relevant clinical records with the patient’s permission.
For the later review, provide the relevant records you already have. We will clarify any gaps; the initial form does not accept clinical files.
Referral FAQ
Yes. We agree the scope with you and the patient, provide that care and refer the patient back after the agreed healing reviews. Continuing restoration and maintenance are planned with your practice.
OsteoPerio provides the agreed surgical reviews. We clarify which reviews remain with us, which care continues at your practice, and whom the patient should contact with concerns. These arrangements are agreed for each case.
Yes. Begin with a non-identifying question. If records are needed, we arrange how to share them with the patient’s permission. Discussion helps identify the next step; it does not replace examination of the patient.
Yes. Records, travel and follow-up can be coordinated before the visit. Confirm the treatment arrangements and required stay with us before the patient books travel.
Send a referral enquiry
The form opens under “Dentist: referral.” Tell us which pathway you need and briefly outline the question. Leave out patient-identifying details and clinical files; we will arrange record sharing separately.