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Wisdom tooth extraction
Removal of problematic wisdom teeth is one of the most common surgical procedures. In case of improper eruption or impaction, wisdom teeth can cause pain, infections and disrupt the alignment of the remaining teeth.
Root resection (apicectomy)
If the infection in the tooth root cannot be cured with root canal treatment, apicectomy may be the solution for saving the tooth.
Sinus lift
The procedure is necessary when preparing for implant placement in the upper jaw, when there is insufficient bone tissue for stable fixation of the implant.
Surgical crown lengthening
This procedure is performed when tooth lengthening is necessary for placing a crown or other restoration.
ADVANTAGES OF ORAL SURGERY
- Safety and comfort: All our surgical procedures are performed in compliance with the highest safety standards and under local or general anesthesia, ensuring maximum comfort for the patient.
- Minimally invasive techniques: Modern surgical methods allow faster recovery and minimize discomfort after the procedure.
- Personalized approach: Every surgical treatment is planned and executed individually, depending on the specific needs of the patient.
SURGICAL TREATMENT PROCESS
- Consultation and diagnosis: We conduct a thorough examination and imaging diagnostics to identify the problem and develop a treatment plan.
- Procedure planning: Our surgeons will familiarize you with all stages of the procedure and answer your questions so you feel calm and confident.
- Performing the surgical intervention: The procedure is performed under appropriate anesthesia to guarantee comfort and painless treatment.
- Recovery and care: After the operation, you will receive care instructions and follow-up visits to monitor the recovery process..
When is tooth extraction performed?
Tooth extraction is performed in the following cases:
- Inflamed wisdom tooth or difficult wisdom tooth eruption;
- Advanced periodontal diseases associated with bone loss and increased tooth mobility;
- Insufficient space in the jawbones for tooth eruption and alignment;
- Presence of extra teeth in the mouth that interfere with other teeth;
- Baby teeth that don’t fall out, obstructing the growth of permanent teeth.
Consultation
The healing process usually proceeds normally, but in rare cases it may take longer. Feedback with your dentist is extremely important, as in more serious inflammations it may be necessary to prescribe antibiotics and painkillers for several days.
Other procedures
Other commonly applied surgical procedures in the oral cavity are removal of cysts, incisions (cutting of soft tissues in order to reach a focus of inflammatory process), removal of one or two roots of a multi-rooted tooth, surgical procedure on the maxillary sinus, etc.
