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Periodontal & implant care · Barcelona

Care for your gums, bone and dental implants.

Start with your concern. Explore our treatments and learn who would provide your care, with assessment guiding the options suitable for you.

Treatment hub

Explore periodontal and implant care.

From controlling gum disease to reconstructive surgery, each page explains the purpose of treatment, how we plan it and what you can expect.

Treatment guides shown: 16

Peri-implantitis: an educational illustrationSimplified diagram showing inflammation and loss of supporting bone around an implant. This is not a patient photograph.CrownBoneInflammationBone loss

Educational schematic · not to scale

Contains surgical imagery.

Periodontal care

Peri-implantitis Treatment

Assessment of inflammation and bone loss around implants, with infection control, individually selected surgical options and long-term care explained in an illustrated guide.

Inflammation or bone loss around an implant
Understanding options for an affected implant
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Periodontitis Treatment

Periodontal care

Periodontitis Treatment

Diagnosis and care for stages I–IV, with a clear plan to control gum disease and protect the support around your teeth.

Early to advanced periodontitis
A clear plan for treatment and ongoing maintenance
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A pattern of periodontal bone lossAn angular defect alongside one root, with higher bone away from the tooth and a deeper pocket near the root. This section cannot establish the number of remaining bone walls.PocketDefectBone

Educational illustration · not an individual treatment plan.

Assess the support around natural teeth

Periodontal care

Periodontal regeneration

Understand when regeneration may help selected defects around natural teeth after initial gum-disease treatment, and why it is not suitable for every pattern of bone loss.

Selected bone defects around natural teeth
Exploring options to preserve tooth support
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Guided Implant Surgery

Guided implant surgery

Guided Implant Surgery

Explore how digital planning and a surgical guide can support implant placement, with an assessment of your bone, gums and future tooth before deciding on treatment.

Patients requiring implant placement in aesthetically or anatomically demanding areas
International patients who need planning clarity before travelling
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The relationship between tooth, gum and boneA natural tooth with a gum margin covering part of its anatomical crown. A translucent pink area marks the covered enamel in this educational cutaway. Bone lies below the tooth neck. This is one possible relationship, not a diagnosis of every gummy smile.Visible crownCovered crownBone

Educational illustration · not an individual treatment plan.

Two reasons for an individual plan

Periodontal microsurgery

Crown lengthening

Explore assessment of short-looking teeth or a gummy smile, and the separate use of crown lengthening to expose tooth structure before a restoration.

Short-looking teeth or excess gum display
Access to tooth structure before a crown
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Three teeth · a bridge on two implantsThree joined replacement teeth are supported by two implants, one at each end. The middle replacement tooth, called a pontic, has no implant or root beneath it. The implant bodies are within bone, with separate smooth connections through the gum.GumBoneJoined bridgeBridge toothNo implantImplant · No implant · Implant

Educational illustration · not an individual treatment plan.

Replace missing teeth

Implant crowns and bridges

Single and multiple tooth implants

Compare an implant crown, an implant-supported bridge and other ways to replace missing teeth, with a plan based on your remaining teeth and tissues.

One missing tooth or a gap with several teeth
Understanding crowns, bridges and their alternatives
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Definitive full-arch bridgeAn original educational cross-section of a definitive full-arch bridge on the same four supports shown in the provisional illustration. Every threaded fixture and shoulder remains within bone, with smooth abutments through the gum. The definitive design is reviewed after healing; the image does not predict an individual outcome.Definitive full-arch bridgeNew records + bite + tissue reviewBoneGumFitted after healing and reassessment

Educational illustration · not an individual treatment plan.

Plan the complete restoration

Full-arch rehabilitation

Full-arch dental implants

Explore fixed and removable options for replacing most or all teeth, from planning and provisional teeth to the definitive restoration.

Replacing a complete set of teeth
Immediate or staged care, according to your case
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Gum Recession & Root Coverage

Periodontal microsurgery

Gum Recession & Root Coverage

Assessment of exposed roots, sensitivity and changes in the gum line, with root coverage and tissue grafting options explained according to your needs.

Single or multiple gum recessions
Root sensitivity and exposed root surfaces
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Treatment guideSoft Tissue Grafting Around Teeth & ImplantsA surgical photograph is available if you choose to view it.

Contains surgical imagery.

Soft tissue regeneration

Soft Tissue Grafting Around Teeth & Implants

Explore grafting options for thin tissue, cleaning comfort and gum contour around teeth or implants, with the treatment goal agreed after assessment.

Thin tissue phenotype around teeth or implants
Insufficient keratinized tissue
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Bone Regeneration Before Implants

Bone regeneration

Bone Regeneration Before Implants

Assessment of missing bone before implant treatment, with graft options, staged or combined surgery, healing and alternatives explained for your individual plan.

Insufficient ridge width before implant placement
Bone defects after infection or tooth loss
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Treatment guideVertical Bone RegenerationA surgical photograph is available if you choose to view it.

Contains surgical imagery.

Bone regeneration

Vertical Bone Regeneration

Assessment of missing bone height for dental implants, with vertical reconstruction, alternatives, protected healing and staged reassessment explained before treatment.

Severe vertical bone defects
Failed previous bone grafting attempts
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Treatment guideSinus Lift & Posterior Maxilla Implant PlanningA surgical photograph is available if you choose to view it.

Contains surgical imagery.

Bone regeneration

Sinus Lift & Posterior Maxilla Implant Planning

Explore sinus lift options when there is limited bone for upper back tooth implants, with individual planning for surgery, healing and replacement teeth.

Posterior upper jaw implant planning
Limited residual bone height under the sinus
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Treatment guideImmediate Implant PlacementA surgical photograph is available if you choose to view it.

Contains surgical imagery.

Guided implant surgery

Immediate Implant Placement

Explore implant placement at the extraction visit, with individual assessment of suitability, temporary teeth and the option of a staged approach.

Non-restorable teeth in suitable extraction sockets
Aesthetic-zone cases requiring careful soft tissue preservation
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Peri-Implant Soft Tissue Reconstruction

Soft tissue regeneration

Peri-Implant Soft Tissue Reconstruction

Assess thin or receding gum tissue around implants, with individual planning for tissue grafting, restoration changes and comfortable cleaning.

Thin mucosa around implants
Implant recession or visible grey shadow
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Treatment guideRidge Preservation & Site DevelopmentA surgical photograph is available if you choose to view it.

Contains surgical imagery.

Bone regeneration

Ridge Preservation & Site Development

Explore socket preservation after extraction, with individual planning to limit bone loss, protect healing and assess future implant options.

Teeth planned for extraction and future implant replacement
Anterior or aesthetic-zone extraction sites
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Complex Case Second Opinions

Independent surgical review

Second opinions

Complex Case Second Opinions

A review of periodontal, grafting and implant concerns to clarify your options, the records needed and the next steps before deciding on treatment.

Patients unsure about a proposed implant or grafting plan
Failed or compromised implant situations
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Your care options

Understand who provides your care.

Assessment enquiries

Private care with our periodontists

Care provided by Sahand and/or Sergi, according to your treatment plan. Learn about assessment, treatment planning and follow-up.

Explore private care

In preparation · not yet bookable

Supervised patient programme

A planned reduced-fee route for selected treatment by qualified dentists in further training, with both Sahand and Sergi present during surgery.

Understand the planned programme

Why the planning matters

A treatment plan should be designed before the surgical phase.

For complex periodontal and implant cases, the goal is not only to perform surgery. The goal is to understand the anatomy, design the sequence and reduce uncertainty before treatment begins.

Digital diagnosis before surgery

Clinical photos, periodontal records, CBCT and scan information are used to understand anatomy and plan the sequence before treatment begins.

Prosthetically driven implant position

Implants are planned around the final tooth position, tissue architecture and cleanability rather than simply where bone is easiest to access.

Regeneration when foundations are missing

Bone and soft tissue grafting are integrated into the plan when the existing anatomy does not support stable implant or periodontal outcomes.

Precision without overpromising

Guided surgery and premium materials support accuracy and planning clarity, but final suitability always depends on diagnosis and healing response.

Ongoing implant care

Care continues after placement.

Understand implant reviews, cleaning access and changes to report, with a care plan suited to you.

Explore implant maintenance

Before and after treatment

Prepare with a clear plan.

A practical guide to assessment, surgical preparation, recovery, review and care when travelling.

Explore preparation and recovery

Start with clarity

Send your case before planning treatment or travel.

Share your concern, available records and travel context. The first objective is to understand whether your case needs periodontal microsurgery, regeneration, guided implant planning or a staged approach.