Periodontics
Periodontology – treatment of periodontal diseases (periodontitis):
- professional teeth cleaning,
- removal of dental deposits (ultrasound scaling, sandblasting),
- fluoridation treatments,
- guided bone regeneration treatments,
- bone regeneration.
In what cases is bone reconstruction necessary?
1. Dental implants
To strengthen and increase the volume of the jaw bones when using dental implants, when the existing amount of bone is not sufficient for long-term, stable tooth retention.
2. Periodontitis
In order to preserve the existing teeth that have lost their stable anchoring as a result of the ongoing inflammatory process in the periodontium (bacterial dental plaque).
3. Extensive bone loss
Bone reconstruction after extensive hard tissue loss.
4. Raising the floor of the maxillary sinus
In order to preserve the existing teeth that have lost their stable anchoring as a result of the ongoing inflammatory process in the periodontium (bacterial dental plaque).
5. Tooth root resection or cyst removal
W celu odbudowy zniszczonej kości po przeprowadzonej resekcji korzenia zęba lub usuTo rebuild damaged bone after tooth root resection or cyst removal.