Specialized Oral & Reconstructive Surgery

Some implant and reconstructive treatments require specialized surgical procedures to prepare the jaw, support healing, or restore oral health. At Precision Implant Center, oral surgery is performed with advanced diagnostics, careful planning, and a focus on predictable outcomes.

Led by a board-certified oral and maxillofacial surgeon, our surgical services support dental implant treatment, bone regeneration, and complex restorative care.

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Surgical Expertise Supporting Implant Dentistry

Oral surgery often plays an important role in preparing the mouth for dental implants or correcting underlying conditions that affect oral health.

At Precision Implant Center, surgical procedures are performed by Dr. Jordan Christensen, a board-certified oral and maxillofacial surgeon with extensive training in advanced surgical care.

His experience allows our team to address complex cases while maintaining a careful, precision-focused approach to treatment.

Many surgical procedures are performed to support treatments such as Dental Implants, Full Arch Restoration, and OMS Full Mouth Reconstruction.

Bone Grafting and Ridge Augmentation

Bone grafting procedures help rebuild jawbone volume when bone loss has occurred due to missing teeth, infection, or trauma.

By restoring bone structure, these procedures help create the support needed for stable dental implants.

Learn more about this procedure on our Bone Grafting & Ridge Augmentation page.

Bone grafting can help:

Restore bone width and height
Improve implant stability
Rebuild natural jaw contours
Support long-term implant success

PRP Therapy for Enhanced Surgical Healing

Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy is an advanced regenerative treatment that uses concentrated growth factors from the patient’s own blood to support healing after surgery.

PRP may be used during implant procedures and bone grafting treatments to help support tissue repair and recovery.

Learn more about this regenerative approach on our PRP Therapy page.

Technology That Supports Surgical Precision

Advanced imaging and digital planning tools help guide surgical procedures and implant placement.

At Precision Implant Center, our technology includes:

CBCT 3D imaging

For detailed visualization of bone structure and anatomical landmarks

Shining 3D Elite digital scanning

For accurate digital impressions

Digital treatment planning software

For precise surgical preparation

These tools allow the surgical team to carefully evaluate anatomy and plan procedures before treatment begins.

Learn more on our Advanced Technology page.

A Collaborative Approach to Complex Treatment

Advanced surgical procedures are often part of larger restorative treatment plans. At Precision Implant Center, care is coordinated between surgical and restorative specialists.

Dr. Christensen performs the surgical phase of treatment, while Dr. Jennifer Pierce and Dr. Brandon Pierce design and deliver the implant-supported restorations that restore function and aesthetics.

This coordinated approach helps ensure surgical procedures and restorative outcomes are carefully aligned.

Advanced Surgical Care in Rancho Peñasquitos

Precision Implant Center provides oral surgery and implant-focused care for patients throughout Rancho Peñasquitos and the SR-56 corridor, including:

Carmel Valley

Rancho Bernardo

4S Ranch

Del Sur

Poway

Scripps Ranch

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of oral surgery are performed at Precision Implant Center?

Common procedures include bone grafting, ridge augmentation, and regenerative treatments used to prepare the jaw for dental implants or support surgical healing.

Why might oral surgery be needed before dental implants?

If bone loss or other structural issues are present, surgical procedures such as bone grafting may be required to create a stable foundation for implant placement.

Who performs oral surgery at the practice?

Oral surgery is performed by Dr. Jordan Christensen, a board-certified oral and maxillofacial surgeon with advanced training in surgical implant care.

Is advanced imaging used before surgery?

Yes. CBCT imaging and digital scanning are typically used to evaluate anatomy and guide surgical planning.

How long is the recovery from oral surgery?

Recovery time varies depending on the procedure performed, but most patients experience manageable healing periods with proper post-surgical care.

Schedule a Consultation
for Oral Surgery

If surgical treatment may be part of your implant or reconstruction plan, a consultation can help determine the most appropriate approach.

Precision Implant Center is located in Suite #3 on Black Mountain Rd in Rancho Peñasquitos, next to Pierce Family Dentistry in Suite #5.