Indications for Surgical Treatment
Tooth-saving procedures are not a universal solution. Surgical intervention may not be suitable for all patients, and this approach is not always effective or advisable. In some cases, the dentists at the "Varshavsky" Dental Center still have to perform tooth extractions, dental implantations, or install removable or non-removable prosthetics. The primary indication for these measures is the ineffectiveness of conservative therapy. "Saving" a tooth through one of the tooth-saving procedures can be considered for the following diagnoses:
- perforation of the tooth root;
- inflammation of soft tissues and the formation of a cyst or granuloma around the tooth;
- periapical inflammation of the tooth with a pin, post, or crown;
- deep pocket at the gum-tooth junction, between teeth, and others.
The dentists at our "Varshavsky" Dental Center in Kyiv make decisions regarding specific tooth-saving procedures based on the case's characteristics, weighing the benefits of the procedure against potential risks. If the dentist has even a minimal chance of saving your tooth, they will definitely do so.
