Your patients, your treatment plan.

Surgery here, prosthetics with you.

Dr Yousefpour operates at your request, on the indication you have made. Once surgery is complete and healing has been checked, your patient returns to you for the prosthesis and routine follow-up. You are kept informed at every stage.

The practice is fully digital: a large-field CBCT, an intraoral scanner and 3D facial photography allow a complete assessment on site, on the day of the consultation.

Trained as a stomatologist and as a maxillofacial surgeon.

Dr Yousefpour qualified in stomatology in Brussels in 1997. In all, he completed 12 years of training in Belgium and 7 years of surgical training in centres of excellence in the United Kingdom, where he was appointed Consultant Specialist in oral and maxillofacial surgery in 2006. He is a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh (FRCSEd).

He treats straightforward and complex cases alike: insufficient bone, impacted teeth close to the inferior alveolar nerve or the sinus, severely atrophic maxilla.

3D planning, guided and navigated surgery.

Every implant placement is planned in 3D from the CBCT and intraoral scans. Depending on the case, surgery is performed with a surgical guide or with the X-Guide dynamic navigation system, which shows the position of the drill against the plan in real time.

When bone is lacking, it is rebuilt before or during placement: particulate or block bone grafting, sinus lift or socket preservation at the time of extraction. Piezosurgery (ultrasound) is used where indicated to protect the nerve and soft tissues.

What you can refer to us.

Four stages, coordinated with you.

1. Step 1

   Assessment at the practice

   Your patient is seen at Face Clinic in Waterloo, where clinical examination, CBCT and intraoral scan are done on the same day, or at Delta Hospital in Brussels.

2. Step 2

   Planning

   3D planning of the procedure, discussed with you when implant position determines your future prosthesis.

3. Step 3

   Surgery

   Surgery under local anaesthesia, sedation or general anaesthesia depending on the difficulty and the patient’s anxiety.

4. Step 4

   Back to you

   After healing and osseointegration, your patient returns to you for the prosthesis, with the operation report.

What you can expect from the practice.

The surgeon who sees your patient is the one who operates and provides the surgical follow-up.

• An appointment within three weeks, except for urgent cases.

• An operation report sent after every procedure.

• Your patient returns to you for the prosthesis and routine follow-up.

• The CBCT imaging taken at the practice is shared with you.

Referring a patient.

With your patient’s consent, send a WhatsApp message to the practice, or give your patient a referral letter: they will book in the same way. To prepare the consultation, it is helpful to include:

• A letter setting out the indication and your prosthetic plan.

• If available: panoramic radiograph, CBCT, photographs and digital impressions (STL files).

• For medical documents (letters, radiographs), please use the eHealthBox rather than WhatsApp, to respect medical confidentiality and the GDPR.

Who operates on your patients?

Surgeon

Dr Afshin Yousefpour, stomatologist and oral and maxillofacial surgeon

Consultations

Face Clinic, 406 Chaussée de Bruxelles, 1410 Waterloo, and Delta Hospital, Brussels

Hospital practice

CHIREC group hospitals: Braine-l’Alleud – Waterloo, Delta (Brussels), Sainte-Anne Saint-Rémi (Anderlecht)

Training

12 years of training in Belgium, including stomatology (Brussels, 1997), and 7 years of training in centres of excellence in the United Kingdom

Titles

Consultant Specialist in oral and maxillofacial surgery (United Kingdom, 2006), FRCSEd

Equipment

Large-field CBCT, intraoral scanner, 3D photography, X-Guide navigation, piezosurgery

Waiting time

Within three weeks, except urgent cases

Frequently asked questions.