Replace one tooth
An implant and a crown to replace a missing tooth, without affecting the neighbouring teeth.
Discover this solutionThe maxillofacial expertise of Dr Afshin Yousefpour, combined with a digital workflow to prepare a dental rehabilitation suited to your anatomy.

Every plan begins with listening and a personalised assessment. Treatment is prepared around your health, your anatomy and your expectations.
An implant and a crown to replace a missing tooth, without affecting the neighbouring teeth.
Discover this solutionA restoration on implants designed to restore chewing comfort, function and a natural appearance.
Discover this solutionA full rehabilitation prepared in coordination with the dentist making your prosthesis.
Discover this solutionWhen bone volume is insufficient, specific preparation may be considered. Your assessment shows the options and their timing, before or during implant placement depending on the indication.
Ask for a surgical opinionSinus floor elevation aims to increase the bone volume available in the back areas of the upper jaw. The technique is chosen after examining the site and the sinus anatomy.
Understand the treatmentBone reconstruction can restore a ridge width or height suited to the plan. Materials, stages, limits and risks are discussed at the consultation.
Understand the treatmentAfter an extraction, filling the socket can help limit the loss of ridge volume. Whether it is indicated depends on the site and the future implant treatment.
Understand the treatmentLack of bone does not always mean reconstruction. Depending on your anatomy and the future prosthesis, other implant solutions may be considered.
By using the available bone height, short implants can, in some cases, avoid a bone graft or sinus lift. Dr Yousefpour uses them regularly when anatomical and prosthetic conditions allow.
Discover Bicon short implants ↗For some cases of severe bone loss in the upper jaw, anchorage in the cheekbone can offer an alternative to complex grafts. An extra-sinus approach may be chosen when the anatomy allows.
Understand the extra-sinus approach ↗Your clinical assessment and 3D imaging allow these options to be compared with bone reconstruction. Each technique has its own indications, limits and risks.
Implant, bone graft, sinus lift: Dr Yousefpour performs the surgical part, then your patient comes back to you for the abutment, the crown and all the restorative work. Appointments within 3 weeks, except for urgent cases.
Refer a patientFrom anatomical analysis to surgery, digital tools support the precision of your care and the surgeon’s judgement.
Studying the bone and anatomical structures in 3D, when the examination is indicated.
Recording the teeth and gums to prepare the prosthetic plan.
Planning the position of the implants around the future teeth.
Tracking the instruments against the plan during surgery.

A stomatologist and maxillofacial surgeon, Dr Afshin Yousefpour combines an in-depth knowledge of the anatomy of the face and jaws with experience in reconstructive surgery.
After training in Brussels, he continued his career in the United Kingdom, where he became a Consultant in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery and held responsibilities in oncology and reconstruction in South Yorkshire.
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It is a chance to discuss your expectations, examine your oral health and medical history, and decide which examinations are needed. The options, stages and quote are discussed before any decision.
Depending on the defect, a graft, a sinus lift or another strategy may be considered. Only an individual assessment can determine what is possible.
Digital tools support the analysis and the surgery. Every procedure nevertheless carries risks and limits, which are explained at the consultation.
The prosthetic phase is organised with the dentist making your restoration. Coordinating the surgical and prosthetic plan is part of the preparation.
Find the practice’s documents for implants, bone grafts and sinus lift, as well as information to prepare for the consultation and recovery.
Read the consent forms (PDF) · After surgery