Laser dental treatments

Facial contouring for implant placement

A sinus lift can facilitate the placement of implants intended for the upper premolars and molars if there is insufficient bone available beneath the maxillary sinus. During a sinus lift, the mucous membrane lining the maxillary sinus is carefully lifted away from the bony base, thereby creating space to increase the volume of bone.

During the implant consultation, we assess the need for surgery based on the condition of the existing bone and the maxillary sinus. Not every case of upper jaw tooth loss requires a sinus lift; the appropriate procedure depends on your anatomical characteristics and the implant treatment plan.

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When might a sinus lift be necessary?

The maxillary sinus is an air-filled cavity situated above the upper premolars and molars. Following tooth loss, the alveolar process may undergo remodelling, and the dimensions of the maxillary sinus may also change. Together, these two processes may reduce the bone height available for implantation.

The need for a sinus lift can be assessed on the basis of the patient’s individual anatomy and the planned implant placement. Not all cases of upper jaw tooth loss require a sinus lift, and the procedure is not the same as the treatment of sinusitis.

Diagnostic investigations and surgical planning

The examination includes an assessment of the condition of the teeth and gums, as well as a review of the patient’s general health and any medication they are taking. For treatment planning, a three-dimensional CBCT scan helps to assess the height and width of the existing bone, the shape of the maxillary sinus and the anatomical relationships within the surgical area.

Please let us know if you have a history of recurrent sinusitis, persistent nasal congestion, allergic symptoms or previous sinus surgery. These factors may affect the treatment plan. In certain cases, an ENT examination or postponement of the operation may be necessary.

Please inform us if you smoke, have diabetes, are taking any medication that affects blood clotting, or are taking any medication that affects bone metabolism. Do not stop taking your medication without consulting your doctor. The oral surgeon will tailor the details of your pre-operative preparation to your specific condition.

Preparing for and planning the day of the operation

Please bring your previous dental X-rays and a list of the medicines you are taking. If you develop a cold, a blocked nose, a fever or sinus problems before your scheduled appointment, please inform the surgery. Your dentist will decide whether the procedure can go ahead or whether further investigation and other treatment are required first.

Please discuss in advance what arrangements need to be made regarding meals, any medication you take regularly and getting home. The type of anaesthesia will affect the preparations and whether you need someone to accompany you. Do not, on your own initiative, use antibiotics or nasal drops prescribed for another patient.

According to Naturadent’s practice, an ENT consultation is required if a lesion is observed in the maxillary sinus whose origin cannot be attributed to a dental cause.

Closed and open sinus lifts

In the closed, or transcrestal, technique, the bone is raised from the bone bed prepared at the intended site of the implant. This approach is typically considered when there is sufficient existing bone available and only a minor increase in height is required.

In the open or lateral window approach, the mucosa is accessed via a small bony window created in the lateral wall of the maxillary sinus. This may be appropriate when a larger volume of bone needs to be created. The method is chosen based on the characteristics of the bone and the maxillary sinus; neither is necessarily better or simpler than the other in every case.

Bone substitute material and a supplement made from the patient’s own blood

In facial bone augmentation, the patient’s own bone, processed donor bone, bone substitutes of animal origin or synthetic materials, or a combination of these, may be used. The choice of material depends on the surgical plan and the amount of bone required. It is advisable to clarify the origin of the material before the procedure.

PRGF–Endoret, a preparation derived from the patient’s own blood, is a supplement containing platelets and growth factors. Using the appropriate procedure, it can also be used to produce a gel or a fibrin membrane. It is not the same as the patient’s own bone or granular bone substitute material.

Its use may support the healing process, but its effect depends on the specific surgical situation and the procedure used. The use of PRGF does not guarantee faster bone healing or a risk-free operation. Our implantologist regularly recommends PRGF as a complementary treatment. Its use is agreed upon as part of the individual treatment plan.

The timing of sinus lift surgery and implant placement

If adequate initial stability of the implant can be ensured within the existing bone, the implant can be placed at the same time as the sinus lift. In other cases, the sinus lift and bone grafting are carried out first, and implantation takes place once healing has been completed.

Bone regeneration may take several months. The timing of the next step should be determined on the basis of a follow-up examination; the absence of symptoms alone does not confirm that the bone can bear weight.

From sinus lift surgery to the final dental restoration

When reviewing the treatment plan, it is worth discussing with your dentist when the bone is expected to have healed and when the dental restoration will be ready. If the implant is placed at the same time as a sinus lift, this does not mean that you will receive a permanent, load-bearing dental restoration at the same time.

In the case of an implant procedure scheduled for a separate appointment, the implant can be placed once the bone graft has healed. This is followed by the healing of the implant and the fabrication of the final crown or bridge. During your consultation, you should therefore ask about the expected timetable for the entire process, not just the duration of the sinus lift.

A temporary dental prosthesis is made whilst you are recovering. Its design and load-bearing capacity must be adapted to the surgical plan. If you already have a removable prosthesis, please clarify before the procedure whether you will be able to wear it afterwards and whether it will need to be adjusted.

Anaesthesia and post-operative complaints

A sinus lift can often be performed under local anaesthetic. The type of anaesthesia will be chosen based on the extent of the procedure and your condition. You may feel some pressure during the operation; please inform your doctor immediately if you experience any pain.

Afterwards, swelling, bruising, pain or a temporary feeling of fullness may occur on the affected side. Your doctor will advise you on the medication to be used and how to clean the wound yourself. At your follow-up appointment, they will check your progress and remove the stitches if necessary.

Protecting the sinuses whilst healing

After the operation, you must avoid significant changes in pressure within the sinuses. Do not blow your nose during the prescribed period; when sneezing, keep your mouth open, do not pinch your nostrils shut, and do not bend over. The exact duration of these restrictions will be determined by the oral surgeon.

During the first two weeks following the operation, you should avoid flying, diving, playing wind instruments and strenuous exercise. Please consult your doctor before resuming these activities; do not assume that the two-week period automatically means you have the go-ahead. It is also important to avoid smoking and to follow the aftercare instructions.

Rest and keeping in touch whilst recovering

Make sure you allow time to rest on the day of the operation and during the initial recovery period. When returning to work, the level of physical exertion, the strain involved in speaking and the extent of the procedure will all be taken into account. Do not plan any travel, flights or sporting events around the time of your operation without first consulting your oral surgeon.

Before your treatment begins, make sure you know who to contact if you have any complaints, and what to do outside of consultation hours. Keep your follow-up appointment even if your symptoms improve. If any part of the instructions you have been given is unclear, ask for clarification before deviating from them.

Possible complications and warning signs

During the procedure, the mucous membrane of the maxillary sinus may be damaged. Depending on the extent and location of the damage, repair, the use of another collagen membrane, a modification to the plan, or possibly the continuation of the operation at a later date may be necessary. Complications may include infection, sinusitis, wound dehiscence, partial loss of the bone graft, or inadequate bone formation.

If you experience a fever, feel unwell, or if you have increasing pain or swelling, pus-like discharge, persistent bleeding or if the wound reopens, please contact your doctor as soon as possible. If you notice fluid draining from your mouth into your nose, seek a check-up as soon as possible. Heavy bleeding, or difficulty breathing or swallowing, requires urgent medical attention.

If you have a complaint during consultation hours, please visit your GP’s surgery. Outside consultation hours, please seek treatment in accordance with the emergency instructions you have been given. If you have symptoms requiring urgent treatment, do not wait until the next consultation.

The cost of a sinus lift and the alternatives

In some cases, a different implant plan – such as a shorter implant, a bridge or a removable denture – may be considered, provided the conditions are suitable. Avoiding a sinus lift does not in itself make a solution more suitable for you; the expected benefits and risks must be weighed up together.

The cost is influenced by the chosen method, the area being treated, the bone grafting materials and the number of surgical steps required. Please clarify whether the quote includes imaging, follow-up appointments and any additional treatments, and whether the costs of the implant and the dental prosthesis are listed separately.

Frequently asked questions about sinus lift surgery

Is a sinus lift the same as bone grafting?

A sinus lift is a specialised surgical procedure performed in the area of the upper back teeth to increase bone volume. General bone grafting can also be carried out on other parts of the jaw; not all bone grafts involve a sinus lift (sinus elevation).

Can the operation be carried out even if I have facial inflammation?

The cause of the complaint and the condition of the maxillary sinus must first be assessed. An ENT examination or postponement of the operation may also be necessary. A sinus lift is not intended to treat sinusitis.

In an open sinus lift, do they make an incision on the outside of my face?

No. In the standard lateral window procedure, access is gained from inside the mouth, via the gums. The term ‘open’ refers to a bone window created in the lateral wall of the maxillary sinus, not to an external incision in the facial skin.

Which method is better, the closed or the open one?

This is determined by anatomical factors and the required increase in bone height. A solution that sounds like a less invasive procedure is not an option in every case. The implantologist must justify the recommendation based on your medical findings.

Will the implant be fitted straight away as well?

Only if adequate initial stability can be ensured. Otherwise, it is necessary to wait for the sinus lift to heal first. The timing of the final dental restoration is a separate issue in both cases.

Can bone grafting be replaced with material made from one’s own blood?

PRGF is a complementary preparation and is not the same as a bone substitute. Its use is tailored by the oral surgeon to the specific procedure; it should not be regarded as a substitute for bone grafting in all cases.

What should I do if I need to sneeze or my nose gets blocked?

When you sneeze, keep your mouth open and do not hold your nose. Do not blow your nose during the prescribed period. If you experience a blocked nose, seek advice and use only the product recommended for you.

When can I fly, play sport or go diving?

Avoid these activities during the first two weeks after your operation. Please ask for specific permission before resuming them; the fact that the pain has subsided is not in itself sufficient to determine whether it is safe to resume these activities.

Is it normal for my face to be swollen during the first few days?

Swelling and bruising may occur. However, if symptoms worsen, or if you develop a fever, feel unwell or experience discharge, you should seek medical attention. Do not judge your recovery solely by the size of the swelling.

What happens if the mucous membrane is damaged during the operation?

The oral surgeon will decide, based on the nature of the injury, whether to carry out the repair, amend the surgical plan or postpone the procedure until a later date. This may also affect the timing of the implant placement.

Book an appointment

Please book an appointment for an implant consultation. We will assess whether a sinus lift is required to replace your upper teeth, and we will discuss the treatment process and the expected timeline.

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Tooth extraction vs. laser tooth extraction

At Naturadent, we only remove a tooth that is causing you problems if it is beyond salvageable or in the way of a healthy tooth, even with our state-of-the-art equipment, innovative methods and experienced dentist.

„It's like pulling teeth.”

This very telling Hungarian proverb is a good reflection of how stressful it is to lose a tooth. Our expert team members do their utmost to ensure that our laser tooth extraction patients can take the biggest step towards their ideal dentition, painlessly, thanks to full anaesthesia up to 100%.

Laser tooth extraction is quick and painless compared to standard tooth extraction. Our skilled, meticulous oral surgeons are highly experienced in removing all types of teeth and saving others.

When all conditions are met

At Naturadent, we take into account the health and mental state of our clients and only remove the tooth causing the problem if the conditions are ideal. To this end, we advise our patients to have a professional dental hygiene treatment within 14 days before tooth extraction, during which we thoroughly clean the teeth and remove the tartar. This leaves no breeding ground for inflammatory bacteria and prevents the extraction site from becoming infected. It is of paramount importance for us to maintain healthy oral flora after tooth extraction.

At Naturadent, we use the most innovative technologies and tools to provide you and your teeth with the ideal environment for lightning-fast treatment and regeneration. Tooth extraction involves bone loss, which increases over time. Thanks to the PRGF-Endoret procedure, unique in our country, we can insert a membrane extracted from your own blood immediately after tooth extraction to replace the removed tooth. This also protects your bone from deterioration and creates ideal conditions for successful bone replacement and tooth implantation.

The wisdom tooth is no longer a bogeyman!

Wisdom tooth removal is recommended if the wisdom tooth is not growing in the right direction or if it is unlikely to fit in the mouth (causing inflammation and aesthetic and functional problems), based on panoramic radiographs.

In our practice, wisdom tooth extraction is also completely painless. All you will experience is a slight pressure and tightness thanks to premium quality local anaesthesia and post-operative laser biostimulation. Our innovative procedure relieves pain, reduces inflammation and stimulates the body's ability to heal itself. In the case of wisdom teeth removal, we perform laser disinfection and thoroughly clean the inflamed area to eliminate the possibility of infection. This reduces the healing time by half (compared to traditional dental wisdom tooth extractions).

And as a complementary therapy, we perform a so-called soft laser treatment, which, in addition to its anti-inflammatory and analgesic effects, accelerates tissue regeneration to such an extent that you don't even need to take any time off work.

The process of modern, laser-based bird removal

8+1 steps to help create healthy teeth:

1.We take panoramic X-rays and thoroughly examine the condition of your teeth and gums.
2. You will receive professional dental hygiene treatment.
3. Within 14 days of your treatment, we will start our state-of-the-art, painless treatment under local anaesthesia/anesthesia.
4. We remove the tooth quickly, gently and professionally.
5. We use our innovative laser dentistry equipment to ensure sterile, bacteria-free sealing of the removed tooth site and regeneration of your gum health within a short period of time.
6. After the intervention, a disinfectant tablet and a small sponge are placed at the bottom of the wound, which stabilises the blood clot.
7.To protect the healing process, a stitch is placed over the wound to prevent clotting.
8. After a successful operation, the stitches are removed 7 days after the operation and the necessary follow-up tests are carried out.
+1We will design the optimal prosthesis for you, if required, and help you to create an aesthetic, healthy and functionally perfect dentition.

We look forward to welcoming you to our modern, comfortable surgery in Buda, in Budapest’s 2nd district, at 39 Lövőház Street.

The end of gum recession, the beginning of a healthy smile

Sometimes teeth can appear too long. In the vast majority of cases, this is because the gums recede from the tooth roots due to certain factors. This not only causes aesthetic challenges, but in the long term can lead to sensitive root surfaces, bleeding gums, tooth neck pain, and in more serious cases, gingivitis and bone loss.

Our laser gum reshaping services offer a lightning-fast and aesthetic solution to a challenge that affects many: gum recession. Our experienced dentists treat not only the symptom, but also the root cause. After identifying the underlying causes of gum recession, we'll tailor a treatment plan to your condition so you can smile with confidence as soon as possible.

In the case of gingivitis, for example, we use our world-leading laser equipment, based on the professionally recognised laser protocol of the University of Aachen, to eliminate the inflammation and only then proceed to painless laser gum surgery.

No matter how early you move

In the initial stage of gum recession (in case of recession caused by improper brushing technique) already professional, our dental hygiene treatment can also be the optimal solution for you. In more advanced stages, however, cervical fillings and gum surgery may be necessary.

In our innovative city-centre practice, gum contouring is performed by a specialist in the field, an experienced oral surgeon dentist, who will use the procedure that will provide you with the most perfect aesthetic result.

In addition to eliminating inflammation, gum recession also involves replacing lost gum tissue. If the gums have receded severely from the tooth, we can use coronally sliding flap and tunnel techniques to ensure that your gums cover your teeth as much as they should. In contrast to coronally sliding flap compression, the tunnel technique does not require flap compression, yet it is an excellent gum lengthening and thickening solution, even for sensitive teeth. It is no coincidence that this is our most popular service. The tunnel technique maintains the blood supply to the gum tissue, which results in outstanding aesthetic results. Laser technology is used in this case to promote healing.

For thickening the gums, gum grafting is also an optimal solution. In our modern practice, we perform grafts from the wisdom teeth and palate areas, as a significant amount of gum tissue is available in these areas. At the same time, with our exclusive laser dentistry, you can also choose from modern soft tissue replacement materials (synthetic materials and animal-derived collagen matrices).

The most modern laser technology always helps

The Biolase ezLase laser is the perfect solution for aesthetic, soft tissue and gum plastic surgery. Our procedures usually do not require anaesthesia, as we use less force and heat to achieve the desired effect. In addition, the innovative device can be used in combination with a biostimulating head to reduce cervical sensitivity and pain.

So after the optimal oral surgery for you, the lost gum is replaced with a new one, and the tooth and worn gum tissue get the protection they need quickly and almost painlessly. The procedure heals without scarring: in a few weeks you will have more beautiful, aesthetic and healthier gums than ever before.

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Root canal inflammation is extremely unpleasant and painful. The affected area should be de-inflammated as soon as possible to prevent the development of cysts. Conventional methods do not easily remove the inflammation, but laser resection is an effective, targeted and gentler alternative.

Laser microscopic root canal treatment at Naturadent = Maximum precision and efficiency

Tooth fracture, root resorption, painful inflammation of the dental pulp? If the dental panoramic X-ray indicates bacterial infection of the tooth pulp or inflammation of the tooth root, root canal treatment is necessary.

Many are afraid of treatment, as they fear it will involve unbearable pain and only bring short-term results. Unlike traditional treatments, our service with the top-quality Biolase dental laser and our state-of-the-art microscope with 31x magnification offers you a faster and more permanent solution. Plus, with you will feel nothing after a gentle and precise local anaesthetic.

Are you sure you need this treatment?

Many people put off dental check-ups even in the case of tooth root inflammation because they hope that their symptoms are only temporary and that a painkiller will solve the problem. It is important to know that The painkillers and anti-inflammatory mouthwashes do not eliminate the inflammation in the tooth. They only alleviate the symptoms, temporarily. Following our comprehensive assessment, 100% can determine with certainty the type of treatment you need to get your teeth in the best possible condition.

If you would like to find out whether laser microscopic root canal treatment could be the ideal treatment for you, please answer the questions below:

• Do you feel pain when consuming cold or hot foods and drinks?
• Do you experience pain when biting or chewing?
• Do you feel your teeth are loose?
• Are your gums/teeth swollen around the affected tooth or do you experience a painful, throbbing sensation?
• Is pus draining from the affected tooth?
• Do you feel your teeth are discoloured or greyed?

If you answered yes to one or more of our questions, you need to have your tooth treated as soon as possible! Please contact our experts as soon as possible to restore the natural health and beauty of your teeth!

The secret to the outstanding success rate lies in the laser microscope root canal treatment process. The inside of teeth, and the root canal, are very difficult to see with the human eye or a magnifying glass. Our innovative dental microscope resolves this, allowing us to perform the parts of the 5-step, laser-assisted root canal treatment that require extreme precision, with up to 31x magnification.

1. The treatment is a comprehensive dental X-rays We will begin by taking an X-ray to accurately determine the extent of decay or inflammation in the tooth.

2. If laser microscopic root canal treatment is needed, we use a local anaesthetic. This is necessary so that our dentists can painlessly open the tooth to access the root canals (using a laser).

3. With the first-class Biolase dental laser we remove the damaged tooth surface (without damaging the healthy parts of the fog).

4. A special end is placed on the laser head, which is used to scan the entire root canal surface we kill bacteria. We disinfect the tooth, and remove painful, infected plaque and the bacteria that cause inflammation from inside the tooth.

5. A medicated temporary seal is placed in the cleaned drain in order for inflammation to be completely eliminated before the permanent root filling is placed in the tooth. (Thanks to the beneficial effect of the laser used during root canal treatment, a sterile surface is created in the tooth cavity. This allows for more stable fixation of the permanent filling and prevents the development of future problems.)

+1 If there is not enough healthy tooth material left to fill, a dental crown is placed on the root canal tooth (to save the tooth).

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Clearer speech, more aesthetic teeth

Short lip and tongue can not only present aesthetic challenges for you or your child, but can also cause a lot of frustration in the areas of speech and eating. Not to mention that it also limits the lips' protective role around the gums and the tongue's role in cleaning teeth.

Several of our guests have reported that they delayed the removal of the tongue or lip brake because they were afraid of the scalpel injuries and possible scars. At Naturadent, we use the most advanced laser dentistry equipment and the largest, most widely applicable instrumentation in the country. After a painless treatment that takes about 10 minutes, you or your child can expect a lightning-fast, scar-free recovery.

Unlimited possibilities instead of brakes

The gap between the two front teeth is most often caused by a lip brake. Once the soft tissue brake is cut/removed, the teeth are nicely and aesthetically realigned, restored to a healthy position. If treated in childhood, orthodontic treatment can be avoided later. And by removing the short tongue during childhood, speech becomes much more beautiful and intelligible. Thanks to Naturadent laser tongue or lip brake removal, our adult customers do not have to worry about the painful and traumatic treatment required to free themselves from the „grip” of the brakes.

Thanks to our innovative laser treatment, you or your child:

• It achieves a liberated smile, speech, and eating without numbness and major traces.
• You will experience less bleeding and much faster healing.
• After using our service, you can return to your daily tasks.
• Thanks to our innovative technology, the wound surfaces do not need to be stitched.
• Our Biolase ezLase device provides sensitivity reduction, biostimulation, pain reduction and its antibacterial action minimises surgical complications.

Our priority is to ensure that our guests' treatments are as relaxing and painless as possible. To achieve this, we test the latest methods and devices ourselves and only recommend procedures that we know will provide you with an aesthetic, quick and effective solution.

Laser lip fillet removal can also avoid orthodontic treatment

The primary function of the lip brake is to move the lips when speaking or smiling. If it is too short, not properly developed or flattened, it can interfere with speech and smiling, but it can also affect the position of the teeth.

Few people know, for example, but the space between the front teeth (also known as diastema, a gap between teeth where the lateral surfaces of adjacent teeth do not touch) is often caused by the lip brake, which can be particularly aesthetically unpleasing. For this reason, it may be important to have laser labial fissure removal performed in childhood.

In such cases, the front teeth can align themselves back into place, avoiding the need for orthodontic treatment.

It is interesting to note that too strong lip brakes can cause discomfort even in infancy, making it difficult for example for the child to feed or breastfeed.

Laser tongue depressor surgery helps improve speech

The lingual brake is located between the floor of the mouth and the tongue. If it is too short, it can prevent the tongue from moving properly, thus negatively affecting sound production, speech and even the maintenance of healthy oral hygiene.

In this case, laser tongue depressor removal is particularly beneficial because it allows the tongue to regain its original function and the patient to learn correct speech technique even as an adult.

As with the lip brake, it is of course worth correcting a malfunctioning tongue brake in childhood, as it is much easier to form correct speech technique.

It's important to know that the tongue plays a huge role in the self-cleaning process of teeth, but a too short tongue can also hinder this, so this simple laser procedure can do a lot for the health of your teeth.

Benefits of laser tongue depressor, lip depressor removal

Tongue and lip fillet removal has long been a part of dental treatment, but laser technology has only recently begun to make inroads in this segment.

However, its popularity is growing as it has many advantages over traditional surgical procedures. These include:

Gentler and faster

Unlike traditional surgery, laser tongue and lip fillet removal is not only faster, but also gentler. The treatments are usually completely painless as they use a local anaesthetic.

Get well soon

Because dental lasers have a wound-closing effect (coagulating tissue), laser tongue and lip fillet removal involves much less bleeding compared to traditional scalpel or electrocautery procedures, and patients can experience much faster healing as a result.

Stress-free treatment even in children

Laser removal of the frenulum of the lip and tongue is often needed in childhood. However, due to the above advantages, the treatment will be much less stressful, so they will not develop a negative perception of dentists, which can have a beneficial effect on future dental treatments.

Laser surgery is much safer

It is very important that laser surgery has a complete antibacterial effect due to the laser light used, which means that it is guaranteed to be much more sterile than traditional surgery, so the risk of infection is also completely minimal.

Healing without traces

A major advantage of dental lasers is that they can be used to work without leaving a trace or scarring (due to their tissue-coagulating effect), and often the procedure doesn't even cause numbness in the treated area.

No rest or after-treatment required

Last but not least, another strong argument in favour of laser tongue and labial frenum removal is that you can return to your daily routine almost immediately after the procedure, as it requires no rest or special aftercare.

The procedure for laser tongue and lip removal

Laser tongue and lip fillet removal is similar to conventional surgery, but is significantly faster, less painful and safer.

Once the patient has been assessed, a local anaesthetic is administered.

Following this, a dental laser device will be used to make an incision in the lingual frenulum or the labial frenulum. The substantive part of the treatment takes barely a few minutes.

The laser procedure is concluded with a check of the affected area and its functionality, and after a general briefing, the patient can immediately return to his or her daily activities.

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An innovative and gentle solution instead of tooth extraction

There are cases where a nodular inflammation develops at the root tip of the tooth. Inflammation of the root apex of the tooth is extremely unpleasant. The affected area should be de-inflammated as soon as possible to prevent the development of cysts. In the past, the only solution was tooth extraction, but now there is a much better and gentler solution, called laser resection..

We want you to get rid of the excruciating pain as quickly as possible - that's why we use our state-of-the-art laser dentistry equipment for tooth-saving oral surgery. With a dedicated specialist for each problem area in our experienced team, you're guaranteed to be in caring, highly skilled and relaxed hands, with the knowledge of an internationally renowned team behind you. If the inflammation of the root canal can be treated in time, the development of a cyst can be completely avoided.

3+1 advantages of laser root canal therapy for the removal of inflammation

If a cyst develops around the root apex of the tooth (which can no longer be safely treated by root canal replacement), the root canal is not passable or the root canal cannot be replaced, Naturadent's modern resection procedure is also the ideal solution for you.

What extra arguments are there for our treatment?

• Laser resection is faster than traditional drilling for bone resurfacing.
• The treatment provided by Naturadent is more accurate and safer.
• The procedure is more sterile, involves less bleeding and discomfort.
• Wound healing is much faster and cleaner.

Laser resection, step by step

The world's first Biolase dental laser cuts tissues effectively; much faster, at the same time is gentler than a conventional drill. A treatment and recovery time is also shorter, One week after the operation, there is hardly any sign of swelling. Learn about the steps of our innovative treatment, thanks to which there is no need for lengthy and painful aftercare.

• A full assessment will identify the exact location and size of the inflammation or cyst.
• You will be given a local anaesthetic so that you can be painlessly rid of the inflammation/cyst at the root of your tooth.
• We open the root of the tooth from the gum through a small window.
• Using Biolase laser technology, we remove inflamed tissues and the necessary part of the tooth root.
• We carefully clean and disinfect the tooth root's location.
• The resulting cavity is lined with innovative fillers and homeopathic remedies to aid healing.
• The opened interface is closed in such a way that there remains no trace of the procedure within a short time.

We look forward to welcoming you with great pleasure to our comfortable city-centre practice.