Кансультацыя стаматолага-хірурга у Гродне

When is a consultation with an oral surgeon necessary?

• · Complex tooth extraction: impacted or displaced wisdom teeth, broken roots, teeth with cysts.
• · Preparation for implantation: assessment of bone volume and quality, surgery planning, discussion of sinus lift options.
• · Pathologies and inflammations: presence of periodontitis, periostitis ("flux"), fistulas, neoplasms (cysts, granulomas).
• · Gum plastic surgery and bone grafting: the need to eliminate gum recession or build up bone for future dentures.
• · Maxillofacial injuries: consequences of injuries requiring surgical intervention.
• · Second opinion: If you have doubts about the previously proposed treatment plan and would like an alternative assessment.

What does a consultation with an oral surgeon in Grodno include?

• Conversation and anamnesis. A detailed survey about your complaints, past illnesses, allergies, and medications taken. This is important for the safety of future procedures.
• Visual and instrumental examination. The doctor will thoroughly examine the oral cavity, assessing the condition of the problematic tooth, gums, mucous membrane, and adjacent teeth.
• Analysis of diagnostic images. Review of the images you bring (OPG, CT) or a referral for a modern computed tomography (CBCT). A 3D image allows for an assessment of the root position, bone condition, maxillary sinuses, and nerves with millimeter accuracy.
• Diagnosis and discussion of risks. The doctor will explain the exact problem and the available options for solving it (surgical and, if possible, conservative).
• A detailed treatment plan will be developed. You will receive a clear sequence of actions: preparation, the surgery itself, recovery time, and next steps (prosthetics, etc.). Discussion of anesthesia methods (local, sedation).
• Cost calculation. Transparent cost estimate for all stages of treatment. You will know the exact cost before any procedures begin.
• Answers to your questions. Most importantly, you will be able to ask all your questions and make an informed decision.

Why does a consultation with us mean you can be confident in the outcome?

• · Experienced surgeons: Our specialists have many years of successful experience performing complex surgeries.
• · Accurate diagnostics: We use only modern digital equipment, including our own CT scanner, for flawless planning.
• · Safety and comfort: We use certified anesthetics, sterile protocols, and, if necessary, sedation options for complete relaxation.
• · Honesty and transparency: We don't push unnecessary services. You will receive objective information about the need for treatment and the prognosis.
• · Comprehensive approach: We work closely with the clinic's therapists, orthodontists, and implantologists to ensure your treatment plan is complete.

How to prepare for a consultation with an oral surgeon in Grodno?

• · Bring your existing medical records and dental X-rays (even old ones).
• · Make a list of any medications you regularly take.
• · Write down all the questions you want to ask your doctor so you don't forget anything.
• · If you are pregnant or have serious chronic illnesses (diabetes, heart disease), be sure to let us know in advance.

FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

Q: Is wisdom teeth removal painful?

A: Modern anesthesia completely eliminates pain during surgery. After the procedure, your doctor will prescribe effective painkillers to minimize discomfort.

Q: How long does recovery take after a complex extraction?

A: Swelling and discomfort usually subside within 3-5 days. Complete healing of the socket takes several weeks. We will provide detailed care instructions.

Q: Can a CT scan be performed immediately during the consultation?

A: Yes, our clinic has its own CT scanner. If necessary, the image can be taken immediately, which will save you time and allow the doctor to make the most accurate diagnosis.

Q: Is it necessary to remove a tooth if there is no pain?

A: Not always. For example, an impacted wisdom tooth may not hurt, but it can negatively impact the adjacent tooth, causing decay or root resorption. The surgeon will show you this on the image during the consultation and explain all the risks.