Oral health step by step - periodontics, implantology, microscope treatment and dental surgery

1. receding gums - what are they and why should you intervene?

What is gingival recession?
Gingival recession is the process of receding gums that exposes the roots of teeth. Teeth become more sensitive, look elongated, and their roots are prone to decay and damage. This is not only an aesthetic problem, but also a health problem.

The main causes of gingival recession:

• thin gum and bone structure (genetic conditions),

• Brushing your teeth too hard,

• abnormal bite,

• previous orthodontic treatment,

• periodontal disease,

• bruxism (nighttime teeth grinding).

Solution:
At the clinic, we perform microsurgical procedures to cover gingival recessions, which restore the natural appearance of the gums, reduce sensitivity and protect teeth from further damage.

2.Implantology - permanent and aesthetic restoration of missing teeth

What are implants?
Implants are titanium screws implanted into the jawbone or jawbone to replace tooth roots. After a period of healing and integration with the bone, a crown, bridge or denture is installed.

Advantages of implants:

• Natural appearance and full functionality,

• protection against bone atrophy,

• durability for years,

• No need to grind adjacent teeth.

Who are implants for?
For people who have lost one or more teeth, have good bone quality and do not suffer from general medical contraindications (such as uncontrolled diabetes, osteoporosis, heavy smoking).

3.Root canal treatment under the microscope - precision that saves teeth

Why microscopic treatment?
Traditional root canal treatment often fails to thoroughly clean and fill the canals. A treatment microscope allows the dentist to magnify the image multiple times, allowing even the smallest details to be seen.

Advantages of microscopic root canal treatment:

• greater efficiency in eliminating the infection,

• precise filling of canals,

• The possibility of saving teeth with complications from previous treatments,

• Minimizing the risk of recurrent inflammation.
  

4 Dental surgery - when is surgical intervention needed?

What does dental surgery include?

• removal of retained eights,

• Elimination of cysts, abscesses, inflammatory lesions,

• Bone augmentation (reconstruction) prior to implantation.

Why surgery?
Surgical procedures are performed in our clinic using modern microsurgical techniques, with the use of CBCT scans. This maximizes healing, precision and patient comfort.

Recovery after treatments

• After covering the gum recession - the patient follows a liquid or soft diet for the first 2 weeks. Sutures are removed after 14 days, and full tissue healing takes several weeks to months.

• After implantation - slight discomfort subsides after a few days. The process of integration into the bone takes up to 6 months.

• After root canal treatment - minimal post-operative pain, regular hygiene and control necessary.

• After surgery - recommendations include a sparing lifestyle, cold compresses, avoiding exercise and observing oral hygiene.

Why choose Anadent Wojtyla clinic?

• Advanced technologies (microscopes, CBCT, implant systems),

• Experienced doctors - specialists in periodontics, surgery and endodontics,

• Comprehensive treatment - in one place and with a personalized plan,

• Patient safety and comfort at every stage.

Oral health requires a comprehensive approach. Retreating gums, tooth loss, pain after root canal treatment or retained eights - each of these problems has an effective solution. At the clinic Anadent Wojtyla We diagnose, treat and restore patients' smiles according to the latest standards.

If you care about the health and aesthetics of your smile - schedule a consultation.