Surgical removal of jaw cysts while preserving surrounding teeth.
A jaw cyst is a fluid-filled cavity usually arising from chronic processes at a tooth root. It must be surgically removed - it will not resolve on its own, and as it grows it can displace teeth and weaken the jaw. Surgery is performed under local anaesthesia, with care to preserve neighbouring teeth and bone.
Piezo-surgery (Mectron) for precise cuts without soft-tissue damage. Resorbable and non-resorbable bone substitutes as needed.
Surgical removal of the root tip and surrounding inflammation.
Read moreSaving a multi-rooted tooth by removing only the diseased root.
Read moreApical resection on teeth with multiple roots.
Read moreAesthetic or functional gum-line correction.
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