Implant and restorative planning
A suitable route when missing teeth, bone conditions or previous treatment require specialist review and staged planning.
Shanghai Ninth People’s Hospital · 上海九院 is the public specialist route in this guide, with national-level oral medicine infrastructure and multidisciplinary care for complex cases.
Shanghai Jiao Tong University sources describe the National Center for Stomatology (Shanghai), approved in 2020 and based at Ninth Hospital and the university’s School of Stomatology. The center brings together oral surgery, orthodontics, prosthodontics and other national clinical key specialties.
A suitable route when missing teeth, bone conditions or previous treatment require specialist review and staged planning.
Ask whether orthodontics, orthognathic planning or a multidisciplinary assessment is appropriate for the case.
The public teaching-hospital setting is designed for complex oral, jaw, facial and head-and-neck conditions requiring specialist teams.
Shanghai Ninth People’s Hospital is a public tertiary teaching hospital and the Shanghai base of the National Center for Stomatology. This makes it a strong referral route for complex oral, maxillofacial, orthodontic, implant and multidisciplinary cases.
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The official university source describes the National Center for Stomatology (Shanghai), approved in 2020.
The center is described as having 16 MDT teams for difficult and critical oral conditions.
The official source lists oral and maxillofacial surgery, orthodontics, prosthodontics and other key specialties.
Useful for staged implant planning, jaw conditions, oral tumours and dentofacial deformity review.
Numbers and credentials are shown as reported by the linked official source; they are not a guarantee of an individual clinical outcome.
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