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Category: Oral surgery
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What is a gingivectomy
What is a gingivectomy? A gingivectomy is a surgical procedure used to remove and reshape diseased gum tissue. This procedure is often performed when the gums have become overgrown or have developed deep pockets that trap food and plaque. During a gingivectomy, the periodontist removes the excess gum tissue using a scalpel or laser, and…
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The use of lasers in frenectomy procedures enhances precision, reduces bleeding and trauma, facilitates faster healing, and improves overall patient comfort
Indications for a frenectomy A frenectomy is a surgical intervention aimed at excising a frenum, a thin band of tissue that serves to connect various oral structures like the lips and tongue to the gums or jaw. This procedure is often prescribed for patients who suffer from specific ailments or functional impairments attributable to an…
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Apicoectomy challenges include precise root-end resection, complex anatomy management, tissue sealing, and demanding high skill
Role of Apicoectomy in Dental Treatment Apicoectomy, or root-end resection, is a surgical dental intervention that becomes necessary under specific circumstances. This procedure is primarily considered when a tooth’s root tip requires removal, often as a follow-up to a root canal treatment that has not achieved the desired outcome. For instance, if a tooth continues…
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The Sinus Lift surgery effectively augments the upper jaw’s bone height, facilitating stable dental implant placement and enhancing facial contours
Sinus lift, also known as sinus augmentation, is a dental procedure that aims to increase the bone height in the upper jaw, specifically in the area of the maxillary sinus. This procedure is often necessary for patients who have insufficient bone to support dental implants. Here are the general steps involved in a sinus lift…