Surgical Dentistry

Стоматологія «Варшавський» на Виноградарі

Advantages of Choosing Our Clinic

If you've been putting off tooth extraction or have encountered other surgical issues, turn to the dentists at our Dental Center in the Varshavsky microdistrict of Kyiv. Based on our patients' feedback, we truly deserve your trust. Among the advantages of the "Varshavsky" Dental Center:

Practical Surgical Expertise. Our team consists of practitioners, not just theorists: our doctors have years of practical experience, hundreds of problems solved, and just as many happy patient smiles. The surgeons at our Dental Center help patients even in very complex cases.

Quality Guarantee. When treating our patients, we use only certified dental materials and products, anesthesia used during surgeries is effective and completely safe for patients' health. Our surgeons understand the responsibility for the results of their work, so you can be confident in the quality of services we provide.

Efficient Work. We don't rush, we simply know how to work quickly without compromising quality. The modern equipment at our center, combined with the cohesion of our staff and efficient work organization, allow us to save your time. And when it comes to providing medical assistance, every second counts, as they say.

Pleasant and Friendly Atmosphere. Our patients always feel calm and confident because we are calm and confident. The staff at the "Varshavsky" Dental Center is always welcoming, friendly, and sincerely eager to help you.

Individual Approach. Our dental surgeons do everything possible to preserve the patient's teeth. We don't treat "by the book" or seek the easiest ways to solve problems – we always act based on the patient's body characteristics.

Surgical Dentistry at "Varshavsky" Dental Center

Our clinic's medical professionals specialize in a range of surgical dental procedures, including tooth extractions, as well as a comprehensive spectrum of treatments to preserve and restore teeth. Among the services provided at "Varshavsky" Dental Center:

Tooth Extraction. This procedure is performed for severe trauma, extensive decay, or to create space for orthodontic treatment. Our doctor administers anesthesia before the procedure. Simple tooth extractions take just a few minutes: the surgeon loosens the gum tissue, rocks the tooth with forceps, and removes it from the socket. If necessary, stitches are applied after antiseptic treatment.
Extraction of Primary Teeth. At "Varshavsky" Dental Center in Kyiv, extraction of primary teeth in children is carried out under dual anesthesia. Thanks to an anesthetic gel, the child doesn't feel pain during the injection, followed by further anesthesia. The procedure is quick and painless, with the use of certified pain-relieving medications to prevent allergy and post-operative complications.
Wisdom Tooth Extraction. Surgical removal is performed for improper or traumatic eruption of wisdom teeth, as well as in cases of infection or inflammation. The surgeon may perform simple or complex extractions. Either way, the procedure is successful for the patient, painless, and without subsequent complications.
Atypical Tooth Extraction and Management of Consequences. Surgical intervention by a dental surgeon is essential for atypically positioned third molars. The operation involves not only tooth removal but also impact on the mucosa, bone, and bone fragment. Despite the complexity, our center's surgeons manage to avoid post-operative complications and promote the patient's swift recovery.
Removal of Tooth Cysts. When conservative cyst treatment is ineffective, surgical intervention is necessary. Recovery after this procedure takes no more than 10 days. For rapid healing, patients are prescribed anti-inflammatory and antibacterial agents and are advised to follow preventive measures.
Root Apex Resection. This surgical method treats granulomas and cysts that form at the root apex due to chronic inflammatory processes. The intervention involves cutting off the tooth root apex along with the "pus sac." The operation is performed on front and bicuspid teeth.
Curettage. This surgical procedure involves cleaning periodontal pockets. The surgeon removes dental plaque, calculus, and pathogenic microorganisms from beneath the gums. It's a crucial step in treating periodontitis and periodontal disease.
Excision of Gingival Pockets. This procedure to remove a gingival pocket is straightforward and painless for the patient. After the onset of anesthesia, the surgeon removes part of the inflamed soft tissues. If pericoronitis is uncomplicated, the patient can leave about 20 minutes after the procedure.
Incision and Drainage of an Abscess. A periodontal abscess can develop due to gingivitis, periodontitis, periodontal disease, chemical burns, or trauma. The procedure involves drainage placement and pus removal. For small abscesses, stitches are not necessary. Antibiotics are prescribed for rapid recovery.
Augmentation of Jawbone (Sinus Lift). This procedure is done prior to implantation when a patient has insufficient bone tissue on the jaw. The operation involves adding missing bone volume at the implantation site. A similar operation on the upper jaw near the maxillary sinuses is called a sinus lift.
Frenectomy. This procedure is often performed on children at "Varshavsky" Dental Center. It takes no more than half an hour and requires the application of self-absorbing sutures. Full recovery after the painless procedure takes only 2-3 days.
Excision of a Phlegmon. Surgical intervention for phlegmon is used when conservative treatment methods are ineffective. The surgeon opens the infectious focus, removes affected tissues, and performs root resection if necessary. To ensure proper drainage of pus, a drain is placed in the incision. Stitches and a sterile dressing complete the procedure.
Surgical Treatment of Periostitis. This operation for osteomyelitis is performed in complicated cases when conservative therapy is unsuccessful. After anesthesia, the surgeon incises the gums, removes pus, and inserts a drain. The patient is sent for an X-ray to determine the cause of periostitis. The doctor then decides whether to preserve the tooth.

FAQ

1. Can a tooth be extracted during pregnancy?

Pregnancy is a relative contraindication for tooth extraction in general, including the use of anesthetics. If postponing the procedure until after childbirth is not possible, it is advisable to visit the surgeon after the first trimester.

2. I had a tooth extracted. How can I relieve the pain?

Extraction is a surgical intervention, so experiencing pain after the procedure is normal. To help alleviate the discomfort, you can take analgesics prescribed by your dentist. If you experience severe persistent pain, it's recommended to consult a doctor.

3. Is it necessary to remove wisdom teeth?

The decision to perform the operation is made by the surgeon. Wisdom teeth are removed if they are severely damaged by decay or if they impede the growth of other teeth. If a wisdom tooth is involved in chewing and bears significant load, efforts are made to avoid extraction.

4. Can a cyst be removed while preserving the tooth?

Yes, at our Dental Center in Kyiv on Vinohradar, in most cases, our doctors are able to remove the cyst while preserving a portion of the damaged tooth. Subsequently, the remaining element can be restored using composite material or a crown.

How to Avoid Visiting a Dental Surgeon

To prevent the need for surgical dental procedures, it's important to take care of your oral health. Preventing dental issues can "insure" against complications that often lead to the necessity of surgical intervention.
It's recommended to visit a general dentist for preventive check-ups at least once every six months. If you experience unpleasant symptoms, our doctors advise not to wait for a routine visit and to see a dentist as soon as possible.

If you or your family members are experiencing dental problems or you want to monitor your oral health, schedule a consultation with our doctor. If waiting is not an option, simply give us a call – our dentists are available to see patients with acute pain.

Our Doctors

At the "Varshavsky" Dental Center, we have more than just "qualified specialists." We have true practitioners. Our clinic's doctors constantly improve their skills, gain experience, and continue to enhance their theoretical knowledge through international-level conferences and seminars.