Periodontal Surgery
Periodontal Surgery
When conventional periodontitis therapy is no longer sufficient and deep pockets persist, the root is made surgically accessible. Using regenerative techniques, membranes, bone substitute and PRF, we stop bone loss and rebuild lost tissue wherever possible.
In advanced periodontitis, conventional cleanings are no longer enough. We clean the roots surgically and regenerate lost tissue wherever possible.
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Frequently asked questions
When is periodontal surgery necessary?
When conventional periodontitis therapy is no longer sufficient and deep pockets persist, so that the root has to be made surgically accessible.
Can lost bone be rebuilt?
Using regenerative techniques, membranes, bone substitute and PRF, we stop bone loss and rebuild lost tissue wherever possible.
How can I avoid a relapse after treatment?
Consistent aftercare and oral hygiene are crucial to securing the treatment success in the long term.
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Oral Surgery
- Gentle Tooth Removal – Including Wisdom TeethGentle, minimally invasive removal of non-restorable teeth and impacted wisdom teeth – microsurgical and with the goal of optimally preparing for a later implant.
- ApicoectomyChronic inflammation at the root tip does not have to lead to tooth loss – with ultrasound-assisted microsurgery and a retrograde root filling, we preserve natural teeth with success rates of over 90%.
- Autologous blood therapy – PRFWith PRF autologous blood therapy we concentrate your body's own growth factors and apply them precisely to the wound area – for faster healing, less swelling and natural tissue regeneration without any foreign material.
- 3D CBCT – three-dimensional imagingWhat remains hidden on a 2D X-ray is revealed by 3D CBCT down to the millimetre: bone availability, nerve course and the maxillary sinus – the foundation of every safe implant plan.
