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Dental surgery & complex treatment planning

Soft- and hard-tissue surgery and full-mouth rehabilitation — planned carefully, sequenced properly, and managed with precision.

Complex cases require a complete understanding of how every element of the mouth works together. Before any procedure begins, Dr Pohl considers function, structure and long-term outcomes — so that surgical treatment forms part of a coherent plan rather than an isolated intervention.

Surgical care at East London Oral Health Centre includes extractions (including impacted wisdom teeth), soft- and hard-tissue procedures, bone grafting and ridge preservation, and the surgical phases of implant treatment — from single sites to full-arch rehabilitation. Where appropriate, laser techniques are used for soft-tissue procedures, which may allow more conservative treatment in selected cases.

A considered approach to surgery

Every surgical plan begins with diagnosis — not a procedure.

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Diagnosis & planning

Digital scanning, radiographic assessment and soft- and hard-tissue evaluation establish exactly what is needed — and what can be preserved — before treatment begins.

2

Soft- & hard-tissue surgery

From extractions and grafting to implant site preparation, surgical phases are sequenced to support predictable healing and a stable long-term result.

3

Full-mouth rehabilitation

Where multiple problems coexist, surgical, implant and restorative phases are coordinated into one plan — restoring function and comfort step by step.

Often part of the same plan

Surgical treatment frequently works hand in hand with implant and laser dentistry — and is planned digitally from the outset.

Facing a complex dental problem?

Book a consultation at East London Oral Health Centre in Beacon Bay to discuss your options.