Surgery
We will provide effective solutions for issues requiring surgical intervention, such as tooth extractions, treatment of inflammatory conditions, or preparation for implant procedures.
Dental surgery is a branch of dentistry that encompasses a wide range of surgical procedures within the oral cavity. The goal of these procedures is to treat diseases, remove pathological changes, and prepare the oral cavity for further prosthetic, orthodontic, or implant treatments. Thanks to advanced surgical techniques and modern tools, patients can expect effective and safe treatments that significantly improve their quality of life.
Modern technologies in dental surgery
Our clinic uses the latest technology, such as digital computed tomography, which allows for precise planning of surgical procedures. Thanks to modern tools and minimally invasive techniques, procedures are more comfortable for patients and recovery time is shorter.
The treatment process treatment process
The process of surgical treatment in dentistry includes several key stages:
1. Consultation and planning
2. Preparation for the procedure
3. Carrying out the procedure
4. Post-treatment and follow-up care
Each of these steps is important to achieve effective treatment and ensure optimal oral health for the patient.
When is it worth applying?
to a dental surgeon?
Impacted and unerupted teeth
Some teeth, such as canines, may be impacted in the bone and not erupt properly. Surgical release of these teeth may be necessary to improve the aesthetics and function of the bite. Wisdom teeth often do not have enough room to erupt, which can cause pain, infection, and shifting of other teeth.
Infections and inflammations
Chronic infections and inflammation at the roots of teeth may require surgical procedures such as a root apectomy to remove the inflammatory lesions and prevent further complications.
Treatment of emergencies
Emergencies such as abscesses, severe toothaches, or oral injuries may require immediate surgical intervention to relieve pain and prevent further complications.
Planning orthodontic treatment
Before beginning orthodontic treatment, it may be necessary to surgically remove teeth that interfere with proper bite alignment or to surgically correct the bite.
Price list
Tooth extraction
from 400 PLN
Surgical extraction of a completely impacted tooth
from 1 300 PLN
A well-coordinated Team
Dr. Piotr Wolny's team combines cutting-edge technologies with passion and care for each patient
Piotr Wolny
Owner, Dentist
Piotr Koperski
Dentist
Katarzyna Hir-Koperska
Dentist, orthodontics specialist
Kristina Kulikovska
Dentist, hygienist
Inesa Kulikovska
Dental assistant, patient caregiver
Klaudia Kwiatkowska
Dental assistant
Ruslana Miakushchak
Dental assistant
Dominik Rudowski
Receptionist
FAQ
Are dental surgery procedures painful?
Most dental surgery procedures are performed under local anesthesia, which minimizes pain. After the procedure, some discomfort may occur, which can be alleviated with painkillers prescribed by the dentist.
How should I prepare for an oral surgery procedure?
Before the surgical procedure, it is important to follow the doctor’s instructions, such as avoiding eating and drinking for several hours before the procedure, taking prescribed medications, and arranging transportation home after the procedure.
Can I eat after an oral surgery procedure?
After the surgical procedure, it is recommended to eat soft foods and avoid hot drinks, as well as hard, sharp, or sticky foods that may irritate the treated area. The dentist will provide you with detailed dietary instructions after the procedure.
Can I return to work after an oral surgery procedure?
It depends on the type of procedure and how you feel. After some minor procedures, you may be able to return to work the next day, while after more complex procedures, a few days of rest may be necessary. The dentist will provide specific instructions regarding your return to daily activities.