Cystotomy
Cystotomy is a surgical procedure aimed at removing a cyst in the area of a tooth.
When is cystotomy required?
- In the presence of a large cyst that puts pressure on adjacent tissues.
- If a cyst interferes with tooth eruption, especially in children and adolescents.
- In cases where complete removal of the cyst (cystectomy) is not possible without risk to the tooth.
- For cystic formations that cause deformation of bone tissue.
- If it is necessary to save a tooth affected by a cyst.
How does the procedure work?
- Diagnosis: The doctor performs an X-ray or CT scan to assess the size and location of the cyst.
- Anesthesia β local anesthesia is used to ensure complete patient comfort.
- Surgical approach β the doctor makes an incision in the gum and removes the anterior wall of the cyst.
- Creating a connection with the oral cavity - the cyst is partially opened, allowing the fluid to exit naturally.
- Healing and monitoring β the patient is given care recommendations and a follow-up examination is carried out after some time.
Why is it worth undergoing a cystotomy in Belarus?
- Allows you to save a tooth if complete removal of the cyst is impossible.
- Less traumatic than cystectomy.
- Reduces the risk of relapse and inflammatory processes.
- Fast recovery thanks to minimal intervention.
- Minimal pain and discomfort after the procedure.
The procedure is performed at leading Belarusian dental clinics using modern surgical techniques. Highly qualified specialists ensure precise, painless surgery and rapid patient recovery.
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