Regenerative Oral Surgery

Surgical Procedures – Tissue-Sparing and Well-Tolerated

With rege­ne­ra­tive oral surgery, we at IMPLA·VIO in Berlin-Friedenau pursue the goal of performing surgical proce­dures in the oral cavity in a parti­cu­larly tissue-sparing and well tolerated manner—taking indi­vi­dual health requi­re­ments into account. The focus is on biolo­gical materials, rege­ne­ra­tive proce­dures, and a holistic view of healing and long-term success. A key element is avoiding metallic materials. Ceramic implants offer a metal-free alter­na­tive that is parti­cu­larly well tolerated—for example in cases of allergies, chronic inflamm­a­tory condi­tions, or titanium into­le­rance. We also speci­fi­cally rely on biolo­gi­cally oriented proce­dures in other areas.

Biologically Compatible Procedures – Tailored to the Individual

Sequestrec­tomy is used to remove necrotic tissue or foreign material, for example in cases of chronic inflamm­a­tion of the jawbone. The aim is to relieve the affected struc­tures, promote natural tissue healing, and provide lasting relief of symptoms. PRF or auto­logous blood therapy can support wound healing in a natural way. The growth factors obtained from the blood promote the rege­ne­ra­tion of soft tissue and bone after implant placement, tooth extra­c­tion, or peri­odontal surgical proce­dures.

Depending on requi­re­ments, treat­ments are performed under local anes­thesia, sedation, or general anes­thesia. Together with an expe­ri­enced anes­thesia team, we create the condi­tions for a comfor­table and relaxed treatment.