That can be done, but that would be my least favorite option and my last resort. The patient can have long lasting paresthesia and sensation on the roof of their mouth so I typically don’t want to remove any anatomy that normally should be there so that would be my last resort Situation where I couldn’t avoid it. If you do do that make sure you have a proper discussion with your patient so that they know the risks and benefits of the procedure. Typically, a ridge augmentation can be done and avoid that