The surgeries offered by the specialists from the Diadent Clinic vary from simple to complex.
If the most common and most common of these is extraction, labor can increase in complexity depending on the needs of each patient. At Diadent, the medical staff will guarantee guidance to the most appropriate treatment, depending on your medical history, clinical situation and your requirements.
Surgery is a high-risk operation by a correct technique, performed by an experienced clinician, in a clean space with sterile instruments are absolutely necessary for the success of treatment and avoidance of postoperative complications.
At the end of any operation, each patient at the Diadent Clinic is given a list of indications and contraindications and is monitored by the surgeon in the following days postoperatively, to encourage a healing process as quickly and correctly as possible.
The complete list of treatments put to your devices by Diadent staff:
Sinus Lift (elevation of the maxillary sinus) – is a surgical procedure that aims to increase bone volume in the posterior areas of the upper jaw (in the area of the molars and premolars) sacrificing some of the volume of the maxillary sinus. The purpose of this operation is to create enough bone tissue for the insertion of intraosseous devices – dental implant – that will replace the lost teeth.
Bone Additions – bone tissue supplementation when the maxillary / mandibular bone is too thin to support a dental implant.
Dental extraction / Tooth extraction included
A very common surgical procedure is the extraction of the last molars (wisdom teeth). These are the last teeth scheduled to erupt on the arch and because of this, most of the time, they do not have enough space for eruption and remain included or semi-included (remain in the bone).
The pathological eruption directions of the wisdom tooth can be:
* horizontal eruption (pushes neighboring teeth).
* reverse eruption (reverse crown) – then the tooth cannot erupt.
In both cases it is necessary to extract the tooth (odontectomy).
Alveoloplastic extraction – is a surgical procedure that preserves the alveolar bone and bone regularization at the level of irregular surfaces / interradicular septa in order to promote the stability of mobile prostheses.
Classical apical resections / Laser apical resections – Removal of the root tip of a tooth with periapical lesions and their curettage.
Periodontal surgery:
* Reattachment of the gum to the tooth
* Decreasing periodontal pockets
* Alveolar bone modeling
* Gingival Remodeling Techniques (read more)
Pre-prosthetic surgical treatment – all the surgical procedures necessary to prepare the oral cavity for prosthesis. (read more)
Laser gingivoplasties / Laser gingivectomies – removal of a portion of the gum around one or more teeth, respectively correction of the shape and position of the gums. (read more)
If you have questions regarding the surgical treatment, we are at your disposal with all the necessary information for a final result that is as satisfactory as possible.
