Dr. Henrique Salles

Implant Dentist · São Paulo

Dr. Henrique Salles

Implants, All-on-4 and guided surgery with digital planning. Precision that starts before the procedure.

  • 18+ years of experience
  • 400+ implants per year
Dr. Henrique Salles in a white coat, smiling, with his hands together

Specialist in
Implant Dentistry

Certified in
guided surgery

Cases

What problems
bring patients to me

Close-up of a woman's smile with white, natural teeth

Tooth loss

Implants and fixed prosthesis, when indicated.

Dentures on a stone counter next to a glass of water

Dentures that slip or hurt

Fixed prosthesis with the technique All-on-4.

Dentist and assistant performing dental surgery

Extractions and wisdom teeth

Planned extractions, including wisdom teeth.

Blue dental crown on a titanium implant

Broken or worn teeth

Crowns that restore shape and function.

Close-up of blue bone tissue structure

Not enough bone for an implant

Grafts that can make the implant possible.

Didn't find your case? Every restoration starts with an assessment.

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Technology

Implants for every
clinical case

Every case calls for a technique. The recommendation comes after the assessment, with imaging and digital planning.

  • All-on-4

    A full arch restored on 4 implants.

    Recommended, after assessment, for people who have lost all or nearly all teeth in an arch. The fixed prosthesis is placed on four implants in strategic positions.

  • Immediate loading

    A fixed temporary tooth right after surgery, when there is stability.

    When the bone offers enough stability, the fixed temporary is placed right after the implant, instead of you going a period without teeth.

  • Guided surgery

    3D digital planning before the procedure.

    The CT scan and the mouth scan produce a custom surgical guide that directs the planned position of each implant.

  • Conventional implant

    In two stages, for those who need more healing time.

    The implant spends a few months integrating with the bone and only then receives the crown. This is usually the path when the bone needs more time.

Which one is right for you? That's decided in the assessment.

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All-on-4

When full restoration is the answer

For people who have lost all or nearly all teeth in an arch and want to chew and smile again with a fixed prosthesis.

Full-arch prosthesis, with teeth and gums, fixed on four implants in a transparent jaw model
Fixed prosthesis on 4 implants · illustration

A full arch of fixed teeth supported by four implants. The two in the back are tilted to make better use of the available bone.

4
implants per arch
1
fixed prosthesis on top of them

Fixed temporary, in many cases, right after surgery.

Most common indications

  1. Lost all or nearly all teeth

    A full arch can be restored on four implants.

  2. Wears dentures that slip or hurt

    The prosthesis is screwed onto the implants and isn't removed day to day.

  3. Has compromised teeth that can't be saved

    When indicated, extractions and implants are planned together.

  4. Has little bone and wants to avoid extensive grafts, when possible

    Tilted implants make use of the available bone in many cases.

  5. Wants less time without teeth

    In many cases, a fixed temporary is placed right after surgery.

Find out if it's right for me

The recommendation is only made after a clinical exam and CT scan.

How it works

From the first exam to your new smile

Four stages, each one explained before it happens. You know what comes next and why.

  1. Dentist shows the 3D CT scan on screen to a patient sitting in the chair

    First appointment

    Stage 1: Assessment and CT scan

    A conversation, a clinical exam and a 3D CT scan to understand your case.

    • Listening to your concerns, questions and expectations
    • Clinical exam of the mouth, gums and bite
    • 3D CT scan to assess the available bone
  2. 3D-printed surgical guide on the arch model, with the digital plan on screen in the background

    Before surgery

    Stage 2: Digital planning

    Each implant is positioned on the computer and becomes a custom surgical guide.

    • Position, angle and depth defined in 3D
    • Printed surgical guide for your arch
    • The plan and next steps explained to you
  3. Surgeon in blue gloves during guided surgery

    Procedure day

    Stage 3: Guided surgery

    A precise procedure, with local anesthesia and, when indicated, sedation.

    • The guide leads each implant to its planned position
    • Fixed temporary on the same day, when indicated
    • Clear instructions for the following days
  4. Patient smiles at the mirror in the chair, with the dentist beside her

    After surgery

    Stage 4: Prosthesis and follow-up

    Prosthesis placement and scheduled follow-ups to look after the result.

    • Prosthesis fitted to your bite and your smile
    • Follow-up visits already scheduled
    • Hygiene and maintenance guidance

It all starts with a conversation. You understand your case and the plan before deciding anything.

Dentist's hands in blue gloves holding a dental implant under blue light

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About

Who will take care of your smile

For more than 18 years, Dr. Henrique Salles has been dedicated to implant dentistry in São Paulo, focusing on implant restoration, All-on-4 and guided surgery. Every case begins with digital planning, and you understand every stage before deciding.

“A well-made implant is a well-planned implant.”

Dr. Henrique Salles Implant Dentist

Education

  1. Specialization in Implant Dentistry
  2. Advanced training in guided surgery and immediate loading
  3. Ongoing training in oral rehabilitation
  • 18+ years of experience
  • 400+ implants per year
  • 3D digital planning in every case
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Appointments in Jardins São Paulo – SP

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What patients ask most before getting started. Straight answers, no runaround.

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The surgery is done under local anesthesia so you stay comfortable during the procedure. In the following days some discomfort is expected and is usually controlled with the prescribed medication and the written care instructions we give you.

It depends on the case: how many teeth, bone quality and the technique indicated. With immediate loading, when indicated, the temporary tooth is placed right after surgery. The final prosthesis comes after healing, which usually takes a few months.

In general, adults who have lost one or more teeth can be assessed for an implant. The recommendation depends on your overall health, the amount of bone and the imaging exams. That's why everything starts with a complete assessment.

In many cases, yes. When bone is missing, a graft can be done, or techniques that avoid grafting can be used, such as the tilted implants of All-on-4, when indicated. The CT scan shows which path makes sense for you.

Not necessarily. With controlled diabetes and medical follow-up, an implant may be indicated. Smoking increases the risk of healing complications, so we assess each case and advise how to reduce that risk before and after surgery.

The price depends on the planning for each case. At the assessment you receive the treatment plan and the quote.

With daily brushing, floss or an interdental brush, and maintenance visits at the recommended intervals. You receive hygiene guidance for your type of prosthesis, and the implant is monitored over time.

Contact

Your new smile starts with good planning.

At the assessment, Dr. Henrique examines your case, orders the necessary exams and calmly explains the treatment options.

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Reception · Jardins, São Paulo
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