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 exerting pressure on adjacent tissues.
- If the 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.
- In cystic lesions causing deformation of bone tissue.
- When preservation of a tooth affected by a cyst is required.
How is the procedure performed?
- Diagnostics β the dentist performs radiographic imaging or computed tomography to assess the size and location of the cyst.
- Anesthesia β local anesthesia is administered to ensure full patient comfort.
- Surgical access β the dentist makes an incision in the gingiva and removes the anterior wall of the cyst.
- Creation of communication with the oral cavity β the cyst is partially opened, allowing the fluid to drain naturally.
- Healing and follow-up β the patient receives care recommendations, and a follow-up examination is performed after a certain period.
Why undergo cystotomy in Belarus?
- Allows preservation of the tooth when complete cyst removal is not possible.
- Less traumatic than cystectomy.
- Reduces the risk of recurrence and inflammatory processes.
- Rapid recovery due to minimal surgical intervention.
- Minimal postoperative pain and discomfort.
The procedure is performed in leading dental clinics in Belarus using modern surgical techniques. Highly qualified specialists ensure accurate execution of the procedure, pain-free treatment, and rapid patient recovery.
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