Surgical dentistry in Kyiv

Acute pain, tooth trauma and decay, infectious and inflammatory processes and cavities, loosening and functional failure of teeth – there are many reasons to consult an oral surgeon. Contrary to popular belief, an oral surgeon not only performs tooth extractions but also high-tech tooth-preserving procedures.

Modern dental surgery at the Interstom Clinic is characterized by minimal trauma and care for the soft and hard tissues of the oral cavity. Surgeries are performed with maximum comfort for the patient, carry minimal risk of complications, and are followed by a quick and easy recovery period.

High-tech diagnostics and treatment, professional doctors and friendly staff, comfortable service, and reasonable dental prices – that’s why people trust us!

What problems does surgical dentistry solve?

Tooth extraction, oral inflammation, congenital and acquired defects, tumors—these and other problems are addressed by dental surgery. The surgeons at the Interstom Dental Clinic are capable of preserving even hopeless teeth. To successfully achieve these goals, our dental surgeons often work together with general practitioners, orthodontists, orthopedists, and maxillofacial surgeons.

Surgical dentistry allows us to address problems of varying complexity—from simple lingual or labial frenuloplasty to complex surgeries on the jaw and temporomandibular joint. Our surgeons work with both soft and hard tissues, have extensive theoretical knowledge and practical experience, and continually refine their techniques in line with the latest advances in surgical dentistry. It is important to us that our surgeries are not only successful but also minimally disruptive to the patient, including their psychological well-being. During the preparation stage, we select the optimal anesthesia method to minimize any negative emotions during the procedure. Complex procedures are performed under general anesthesia.

It’s important to understand that surgery is a last resort when therapeutic procedures are insufficient to achieve a successful outcome. Most patients will eventually undergo dental surgery, whether it’s to remove a problem tooth or install an implant.

1. Examination, risk identification

In the first stage, the dentist conducts a detailed clinical examination: examining the oral cavity, clarifying complaints, collecting a medical history, and identifying possible risks, such as chronic diseases, medication use, allergies, or blood clotting issues. This helps choose a safe treatment strategy and predict the course of the surgery.

2. Computer diagnostics, treatment planning

For an accurate diagnosis, a CT scan or X-ray is performed. Modern equipment and techniques allow for an assessment of bone tissue, tooth roots, nerve location, and anatomical features. Based on these data, the dental surgeon plans the scope and technique of the surgical intervention.

3. Selecting the type of anesthesia

Based on the complexity of the surgery, the patient’s condition, and the identified risks, the dentist selects the optimal type of anesthesia—local, sedation, or general anesthesia. At this stage, contraindications are clarified and preparation for anesthesia is carried out.

4. Performing the Surgery

The surgeon performs the planned procedure—tooth extraction, implant placement, resection, tissue grafting, or other procedures. All procedures are performed under sterile conditions, with bleeding control and safety precautions.

5. Rehabilitation and follow-up phase

After the appointed time, the patient returns for a follow-up examination. The doctor assesses the healing progress, the absence of complications, the condition of the soft and bone tissues, and the effectiveness of the treatment. If necessary, the follow-up or rehabilitation plan is adjusted.

Modern Technologies in Dental Surgery

The main criterion for the quality of dental surgery is the stability of the result. The disease must be completely cured without complications or recurrence. Equally important are the functional and aesthetic aspects: the implant and restored tooth must function smoothly and look natural within the dentition. Meeting these criteria is the primary goal of the specialists at the Interstom dental clinic in Shuliavka, Kyiv.

Dental surgery now offers a wide range of technologies and new equipment that allow for surgical procedures that guarantee the absence of complications and a minimal recovery period.

The use of laser equipment allows for bloodless surgical treatment. Lasers operating at varying power levels can cut tissue, seal blood vessels, eliminate inflammation, and destroy infection. A key feature of this treatment is the virtual absence of pain during and after surgery, which is why laser dental surgery uses lower doses of anesthetic. Furthermore, there is no need for stitches after the procedure.

Dental surgeons also perform procedures using ultrasonic equipment, which is typically used for implant placement, bone reconstruction, pocket treatment, and cyst removal. Ultrasonic-assisted dental surgery ensures a high level of asepsis and antisepsis.