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Dental Surgery at Hanzadent
People often refer to oral surgery as “dental surgery.” To make the following text clearer, we sometimes also use this term “dental surgery,” although it is not the most precise in medical terms.
This includes:
- Tooth extraction
- Root resection
- Gum plastic surgery
- Tooth replacement with implants
- Lip and tongue tie plastic surgery
Is dental surgery painful?
In our clinic, dental surgery procedures are performed with local anesthesia, which is generally sufficient and healthier than general anesthesia. After the surgical procedure, the area of the wound may be painful and slightly swollen.
Can a “hidden” wisdom tooth be easily removed?
Partially erupted wisdom teeth cannot always be removed with the standard method, and a more extensive surgical procedure is necessary.
Why is tooth extraction necessary?
If teeth are damaged to such an extent that they cannot be restored, they need to be extracted. Otherwise, inflammatory foci may develop, affecting overall health.
Is tooth extraction painful?
Tooth extractions are performed with local anesthesia. The procedure is painless, but may cause some discomfort to the patient. After the procedure, the wound area may be slightly swollen and painful.
What happens after tooth extraction?
Many people think that “no tooth, no problem.” In reality, this is not entirely true, because extracting a tooth is just the beginning of the problem. This should not be taken lightly, as each tooth has a specific role in the dental structure. Even missing one tooth can lead to overload and further issues. Therefore, it is important to replace the tooth with a prosthesis in a timely manner.
When should wisdom teeth be removed?
Removal of wisdom teeth is recommended if they cause problems. Wisdom teeth are located at the back of the jaw and may be partially erupted due to lack of space. In such cases, their removal is more complicated than extracting normally erupted teeth.
Why is lip and/or tongue tie plastic surgery necessary?
A severe tongue tie attachment in children requires surgical intervention as it limits tongue mobility and phonetics.
A low upper lip tie can hinder the correct eruption of permanent teeth in children, leaving a gap between the front teeth. In cases of low lower lip tie attachment, continuous lip movement can lead to gum recession on the front teeth, exposing their root surfaces. In these cases, plastic surgery of the tie is indicated.
What is gum plastic surgery?
Periodontal plastic surgery involves covering the exposed root surface with gum tissue. Orthodontic treatment, excessive brushing, trauma, incorrect tie attachment, improper bite, and other factors can lead to gum recession and exposure of the tooth roots. When the gums recede and the cementum is exposed, it wears down faster during brushing, making the tooth sensitive and causing aesthetic problems. In such cases, gum plastic surgery is recommended.
Typically, dental surgery is a relatively minor procedure done under local anesthesia. It is not something to fear. If you have doubts or questions, schedule a consultation, and the doctor will discuss and explain dental surgery in more detail.
Process
1
Consultation and diagnosis
The dental surgeon will conduct a thorough examination, assess the condition of the oral cavity, and take X-rays if necessary to create an accurate treatment plan.
2
Preparation for the procedure
Before the surgical intervention, local anesthesia is administered to make the procedure as comfortable as possible for the patient.
3
Performing the procedure
A dental surgeon performs the necessary surgery, such as tooth extraction, gum surgery, or implant placement, following modern methods and technologies.
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Dental surgery prices: Check out the basic prices and book an appointment today!
All prices| SERVICE | PRICE |
| Anesthesia | 22€ |
| Single-root tooth removal | from 70€ |
| Removal of a multi-rooted tooth | from 80€ |
| Wisdom tooth removal | from 100€ |
| Surgical wisdom tooth removal | from 250€ |
| Closing the wound with stitches | 30€ |
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Great dentists who do their job well, both in treatment and consultation. In particular, Dr. Ermel's advice helped me take better care of my teeth, so I don't need to visit the dentist as often as I used to.
Aleksis Anijärv
Everyone welcomed me very warmly. The doctor has always worked quickly, painlessly, and with high quality. Now I visit Hanzadent twice a year for regular check-ups to make sure everything is fine and to feel more confident!
Stiven Lipetski
A very polite, professional, and attentive dentist, Dr. Rasmus Peeker!
My previous visits to the dentist were quite painful, especially the removal of a wisdom tooth. However, I went to Dr. Rasmus Peeker, and the wisdom tooth extraction was absolutely painless! Highly recommend!
Nadezda Zdanova
Dr. Alina Ismailova is very pleasant and professional.
Angelica Tahker
First-class service, truly impressive. I will definitely come back again!
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Contraindications for dental surgery
We do not recommend dental surgery in the following cases: acute inflammatory processes in the oral cavity, severe systemic diseases, pregnancy and breastfeeding, blood clotting disorders, allergies to used medications, inadequate oral hygiene, psychological conditions, or the use of contraindicated medications.
- Acute inflammatory processes in the oral cavity
- Severe systemic diseases
- Pregnancy and breastfeeding
- Blood clotting disorders
- Allergies to used medications
- Inadequate oral hygiene
- Psychological conditions
- Use of contraindicated medications
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Why is timely dental surgery important?
If dental surgery is not performed in a timely manner, the following problems may occur:
- Spread of infection – Untreated infection can spread to the jawbone, gums, and other parts of the body, causing serious health problems.
- Damage to teeth and jaw – Delaying treatment can lead to tooth loss or damage to the jaw structure.
- Chronic pain – Pain can worsen over time and become disruptive in daily life.
- Increased complications – Delayed surgical intervention may be more complicated, riskier, and costlier.
- Overall health deterioration – Oral infections can affect the entire body, including the heart and immune system.
- Progressive gum recession – Delaying gum plastic surgery worsens the procedure outcome and the long-term health of the tooth.
Don’t delay! Timely dental surgery helps avoid serious complications and preserves your health. Book your appointment at HanzaDentis today!
FAQ
Mihkel 32 y.
18.12.2024
How is tooth extraction performed?
Mihkel 32 y. 18.12.2024
Answer:
If the teeth are damaged to such an extent that they can no longer be restored, they must be removed. Otherwise, inflammatory foci will develop, which will also affect the general state of health.
Many people think that “no tooth, no problem”. In fact, this is not quite so, because tooth removal is one process of the whole problem. Tooth removal should not be taken lightly, because absolutely every tooth has a specific task to perform in the dentition. If even one tooth is missing, there is an overload somewhere and this leads to new problems. That is why it is necessary to have a prosthesis in a timely manner after tooth removal.
Tooth extraction is performed under local anesthesia. This is a painless procedure, but a little uncomfortable for the patient. If necessary, the wound is closed with stitches, but in any case, the wound site will be slightly swollen and painful after the procedure.
The patient is given an information sheet to take home, which states exactly how to treat the pain and care for the wound.
Laura 27 y.
18.12.2024
How is wisdom tooth removal performed?
Laura 27 y. 18.12.2024
Answer:
Wisdom teeth removal is indicated if they cause problems. Wisdom teeth are located at the very back of the jaw and may be partially impacted due to lack of space. In such cases, their removal is more difficult compared to the removal of normally erupted teeth.
The procedure is performed under local anesthesia, the tooth is removed, and the wound is closed with stitches. If necessary, the doctor will also prescribe antibiotic treatment. After the surgical procedure, the wound site may be painful and slightly swollen. The patient will be given an information sheet to take home, which contains detailed instructions on how to treat the pain and care for the wound.
Katrin 45 y.
18.12.2024
What is oral mucosal plastic surgery?
Katrin 45 y. 18.12.2024
Answer:
Periodontal plastic surgery is the covering of the exposed root surface with gum. This in turn is divided into two: oral mucosa plastic surgery with artificial materials or with the patient’s own tissues.
Orthodontic treatment, constant brushing that is too hard, trauma, incorrect bite fixation, etc. can cause gum recession and exposure of the tooth roots. The tooth crown is covered with enamel, which is quite resistant to any external damage. Enamel does not reach the surface of the tooth root, but it is physiologically covered with so-called cementum, which, unlike enamel, is quite easily worn. If the gum has receded and the cementum is exposed, it wears out faster when brushing and causes the tooth to become sensitive and creates an aesthetic problem.
Andres 38 y.
18.12.2024
What is dental implantation?
Andres 38 y. 18.12.2024
Answer:
A dental implant is the most effective and modern way to replace missing teeth.
HanzaDent Dentistry has a wide selection of implants to suit each person’s needs and financial capabilities. The price of an implant (implant and crown combined) starts at 1,200 euros.
Before placing a dental implant, the extent of the need for prosthetics must be assessed. The patient’s anatomical structures, bone volume, general health, habits and medications played a major role.
A dental implant is placed in the patient’s jaw and the prerequisite for this is sufficient existing bone volume and proper oral hygiene. Risk factors include smoking, diabetes, poor oral hygiene, active periodontal disease and medications for osteoporosis.
After the dental implant surgery, pain, swelling, redness and hematomas may occur. Each patient is also given an information sheet to take home with them, which contains a detailed overview of how to heal as well as possible after dental implantation.
HanzaDent Dental Clinic has been placing implants on a daily basis for 15 years. The success rate so far is over 99%.
Dental implants must be cared for in the same way as your own teeth and must be checked regularly. However, dental implants are damaged by smoking, general diseases (diabetes), anti-osteoporosis medications, patient parafunctions (teeth grinding), poor oral hygiene and active periodontal disease.
Even poorly fixed removable dentures can be supported with implants and their stability can be significantly improved.
Old-age pensioners can receive compensation of €260 for prosthetics from the Health Insurance Fund once every three years.
Kristiina 29 y.
18.12.2024
How painful is a dental surgery procedure with local anesthesia?
Kristiina 29 y. 18.12.2024
Answer: Before the start of the surgical procedure, the patient is usually given anesthesia. This ensures that the procedure is painless. However, it should be noted that the patient will feel all the pain and the procedure may seem unpleasant/uncomfortable. At HanzaDent dentistry, it is possible to perform major surgical procedures under sedation. In this case, the patient will sleep throughout the procedure.
Peeter 51 y.
18.12.2024
How is recovery and pain management after more complex dental surgery, such as wisdom tooth removal?
Peeter 51 y. 18.12.2024
Answer:
After the surgical procedure, the doctor will explain to the patient in detail how to care for the wound and treat the pain at home. It is important to brush the teeth next to the wound properly but carefully and take painkillers according to the doctor’s prescribed schedule in case of pain.