Dental surgery treatments in Stockholm explore procedures and find the right service
Explore dental surgery treatments at Gloss & Floss Dental Care® on Södermalm. This overview brings together our procedure pages for dental implants, bone regeneration, root-end surgery, gum treatment and related care. Use the treatment cards to find detailed information, or start with an oral surgery consultation when you need an individual assessment.
Oral surgery consultation
An individual assessment of symptoms, imaging needs and treatment alternatives, with practical information about preparation and recovery.
Read about your consultation Missing tooth or teethDental implants
Assessment of bone volume, gum health, timing, alternatives and long-term stability before implant treatment is planned.
Explore implant options Bone supportGuided bone regeneration
Bone-building support when the jaw needs better volume or contour before implant treatment or more advanced reconstruction.
Explore bone regeneration Upper jaw implant planningSinus lift
A sinus lift can increase bone height in the upper jaw when implant support is limited near the sinus.
Schedule sinus lift consultation Root-end infectionApical surgery
Root-end surgery may help save a natural tooth when infection remains after root canal treatment.
Learn about apical surgery Sinus-related dental problemsDental sinusitis and sinus perforation
Assessment when sinus symptoms may be linked to dental infection, extraction, root displacement or surgical complications.
Get sinus treatment adviceImplant-related and bone surgery
For patients who need stable support before implants, reconstruction or replacement of missing teeth. The focus is diagnosis first, then a realistic treatment sequence.
Dental implants
Understand implant options, bone conditions, timing and alternatives before deciding.
Plan implant treatment Upper jaw bone heightSinus lift
Careful planning when the sinus area limits bone support for upper-jaw implants.
Read about sinus lift Bone volumeGuided bone regeneration
Regeneration planning when lost bone needs to be rebuilt or supported.
See bone regeneration Bone contourAlveoloplasty
Bone smoothing after extractions or before dentures, implants or prosthetic planning.
Learn about alveoloplastyRoot, gum and sinus-related surgery
When inflammation, infection, soft tissue, root-end problems or sinus involvement need a more precise surgical assessment.
Gum surgery
Surgical gum treatment for selected cases involving recession, advanced gum disease or soft-tissue correction.
Learn about gum surgery Save a natural toothApical surgery
Root-end treatment when infection persists around a tooth root after previous care.
Read about apical surgery Sinus and dental infectionDental sinusitis and sinus perforation
Diagnosis and follow-up when dental problems and sinus symptoms may be connected.
Get sinus advice Rare complicationTooth root displacement
Careful assessment when a tooth or root fragment has moved into an unexpected position.
Consult on displacementComplex planning and medical coordination
For larger treatment plans, medically sensitive situations, anxiety support and cases where a second opinion can improve decision quality.
Multi-component reconstructions
Coordinated planning when several surgical, implant, prosthetic or aesthetic steps need to work together.
Book reconstruction consultation Cancer treatment supportDental care before radiotherapy
Supporting dental care and prevention coordinated with cancer treatment. Follow your oncology team’s hospital-dentistry referral; a routine clinic visit does not replace that pathway.
Learn about oncology dental care Diagnostic clarityDental imaging and X-rays
Imaging support when surgical planning requires a clearer view of teeth, roots, bone or sinus anatomy.
See dental imaging Anxiety supportSedation for relaxed dentistry
Support for selected patients who need a calmer experience during more demanding dental treatment.
Explore sedation options Before a major decisionSecond opinion
Independent guidance when you want to understand surgical alternatives before moving forward.
Request second opinionWhen emergency care should come first
- Swelling, fever, pus, bad taste or rapidly increasing pain.
- Difficulty swallowing, opening the mouth or feeling generally unwell.
- A broken tooth, wisdom tooth flare-up or infection that cannot wait.
When surgical consultation is the better route
- Implant planning, bone loss, sinus lift or guided bone regeneration.
- Root-end infection, gum surgery, complex extraction or reconstruction.
- Need for a clear plan before accepting a larger treatment proposal.
Finding the right dental surgery treatment
How do I choose the right treatment page?
Use the cards to explore a procedure already mentioned by your dentist. If you do not yet have a diagnosis or treatment plan, start with our oral surgery consultation page rather than choosing an operation yourself.
Where can I compare dental implants and bone-building procedures?
Begin with dental implants for the overall tooth-replacement plan. The sinus lift and guided bone regeneration pages explain different ways of improving bone support when assessment shows they are needed.
Which page covers infection around a root-filled tooth?
The apical surgery page explains root-end surgery for selected cases of persistent infection. A dentist must assess whether further root canal treatment, surgery or another approach is appropriate; reading a procedure page does not establish a diagnosis.
Where can I read about gum and soft-tissue treatment?
Our gum surgery page covers selected periodontal and soft-tissue procedures. It explains why assessment and control of gum inflammation come before deciding whether surgery is appropriate.
Which service should I choose for a second opinion?
Use the dental second opinion service if you already have a treatment proposal and want another assessment. For plans involving several reconstructive stages, you can also read about multi-component reconstructions.
Where are consultation, preparation and recovery explained?
The oral surgery consultation and patient guide explains assessment, imaging, preparation, comfort planning and recovery. This overview helps you navigate between treatments; your own written instructions remain specific to the procedure agreed with your treating dentist.
Unsure which surgical route is right?
Book a structured assessment and we will help you understand the diagnosis, treatment alternatives, timing, imaging needs and the safest next step for your situation.
