Assistance from the jaw surgeon may be necessary when a complex procedure is involved: removal of a broken or very damaged tooth, removal of wisdom teeth, hemisection, implant placement, sinus lift or bone augmentation. For your comfort, we suggest that each procedure is carried under local anaesthesia, computer anaesthesia or sedation (so-called sleep).
Extensive tooth decay
Badly broken teeth
Gum disease
Impacted teeth
Missing teeth
Bone loss in your jaw
Oral cancer
Benign oral pathology (noncancerous lumps or bumps)
Surgical consultations
Extraction of baby and permanent teeth
Surgical extraction of retained teeth
Removing wisdom teeth
Apical root resection
Implant placement
Bone reconstruction
Abscess incision
Crown lightening
Bite on a sterile gauze pad for 30 minutes after the procedure
Regularly take medications prescribed by your doctor
Cool the mouth by applying compresses, sucking on ice cubes and drinking cold drinks
Take care of oral hygiene
Use a very soft toothbrush for the first week
Use the prescribed antiseptic fluid
Inform the surgeon about all disturbing symptoms
Remember about regular check-ups
All procedures in the field of dental surgery are performed under local anaesthesia
Wisdom Teeth
Tooth Lengthening
TMJ
Sinus Lift
Apicectomy
Pericoronitis
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Modern equipment and implementation of new dental technology is one of the components of an effective and efficient treatment.
The medical department at Victoria Clinic consists of a team of specialized medical specialists who have gained professional experience both in Poland and in cooperation with the British NHS health service.
We can offer treatments at the highest level. Thanks to experience and constant improvement of qualifications by an aesthetic medicine specialists.
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