Dental surgery
Dental surgery includes procedures performed within the oral cavity aimed at treating diseases of the teeth, gums, bones, and soft tissues. Thanks to modern diagnostic methods and effective anesthesia, most procedures are comfortable, safe, and involve a minimal recovery period. Each treatment is preceded by a detailed consultation and an individual treatment plan tailored to the patient's needs.
When is it worth seeing a dental surgeon?
Surgical consultation may be indicated in the case of:
impacted or unerupted teeth,
the need to extract a tooth,
inflammatory and purulent lesions within the oral cavity,
cysts and other pathological lesions,
preparation for implant or prosthetic treatment,
conditions requiring surgical treatment of soft tissues and bone.
Range of treatments
Within dental surgery, the procedures performed include, among others:
extraction of permanent and deciduous teeth,
surgical removal of wisdom teeth,
root end resections,
removal of cysts,
treatment of abscesses and inflammatory conditions,
frenectomy,
procedures preparing for implantological treatment,
bone regeneration and reconstruction,
procedures within the soft tissues of the oral cavity.
Dental surgery price list
Surgical consultation
PLN 300
Simple tooth extraction
from 450 PLN
Surgical tooth extraction
from 600 PLN
Surgical removal of an impacted tooth using the Piezosurgery surgical robot
from 1,200 PLN
Obtaining autogenous material for bone reconstruction from ground extracted teeth
PLN 810
Alveolar ridge preservation after tooth extraction using advanced platelet-rich fibrin (A-PRF)
from 500 PLN
Modern diagnostics
The basis of effective surgical treatment is precise diagnostics. Digital X-ray images and computed tomography are used in treatment planning, which allow for a precise assessment of anatomical conditions and the selection of the optimal treatment method.
Comfort and safety of treatment
Procedures are performed under local anesthesia, ensuring that treatment is painless and comfortable. In selected cases, it is also possible to use computer-controlled anesthesia or sedation, which help reduce the stress associated with the procedure.
We pay special attention to patient safety and maintaining the highest standards of hygiene and sterility.
Post-treatment care
After completing the treatment, the patient receives detailed post-treatment care instructions. Proper care and regular check-ups support correct healing and allow a quick return to daily activities.
Comprehensive treatment
Dental surgery is often one of the stages of a broader treatment plan. The cooperation of specialists in implantology, prosthodontics, orthodontics, and periodontology allows for a comprehensive therapy plan and achieving predictable, long-lasting results.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does an oral surgeon do?
A dental surgeon is a doctor specializing in the surgical treatment of diseases of the oral cavity and craniofacial region. Their scope of practice includes complex tooth extractions (e.g., wisdom teeth), dental implant placement, root end resections, treatment of abscesses and fistulas, bone reconstructions, treatment of temporomandibular joints, and soft tissue microsurgery. They also deal with preparing the oral cavity for prosthetic or orthodontic treatment.
Are procedures at a dental surgeon painful?
No. Modern methods of local anesthesia and the option to use inhalation sedation or general anesthesia make the procedures virtually painless. In our clinic, we always select the anesthesia method to suit the individual needs of the patient, ensuring maximum comfort and the elimination of pain.
What does the preparation for an oral surgery procedure look like?
Before the procedure, the patient undergoes thorough diagnostics – we take X-rays or CT scans, analyze the test results, and discuss the course of treatment. In some cases, a prior consultation with an anesthesiologist is advisable, especially for individuals with chronic illnesses.
How long does healing take after oral surgery?
Healing time depends on the type of procedure and individual predisposition of the body. Most often, this process takes from several days to several weeks. After procedures such as implant placement or bone reconstruction, healing may be longer and require regular follow-up visits.
Can a dental implant be placed immediately after surgery?
In many cases, this is possible – it all depends on the individual anatomical situation and the condition of the bone. The dental surgeon evaluates the indications and decides whether it is possible to extract the tooth and place the implant at the same time, which shortens the treatment time and speeds up the return to a full smile.
