Tooth extraction

This is the surgical removal of teeth that have formed but not germinated due to various factors. Failure to perform such a procedure can lead to serious complications: the patient begins to suffer from acute pain and swelling, the roots of adjacent teeth are damaged, and cysts can form. Retinal teeth in the area of ​​wisdom teeth are most common, but in rare cases canines also do not germinate. In this case, the retinal canines are not removed, but are “germinated” using specific orthodontic techniques.

According to research, more than 90% of people experience wisdom teeth problems. These teeth almost always grow irregularly, press on neighbouring teeth and tend to decay quickly, so delaying their removal can have dire consequences. Removal of wisdom teeth is carried out after careful assessment of the current situation and using special techniques.

This is a procedure that is needed when the tooth can no longer be saved either by therapeutic methods or prosthetics. We would like to emphasize that the removal of permanent poor quality teeth is a procedure that requires a very high level of responsibility, because the removal of such a tooth must be performed atraumatically, i.e. precisely and without damaging the surrounding tissues. This ensures that the patient does not lose much of the bone tissue that will be needed to restore the lost tooth using the implant. Careful and professional tooth extraction allows you to avoid costly bone augmentation procedures.