For patients, a “difficult tooth extraction” is often associated with a long, uncomfortable procedure. However, modern medicine has radically changed this approach. Today, during complex extractions, we use the latest technology, a physiodispenser (a special surgical device), which makes the operation as safe and effective as possible.

How is extraction with a burette different from the traditional method?

The main challenge in difficult extractions (for example, in the case of a retained “wisdom tooth”) is working with bone tissue. The physiodispenser allows the doctor to more precisely control the speed and force of rotation. The device has an integrated cooling system that continuously delivers sterile saline to the work area. This is critically important because it prevents thermal burns and overheating of the bone.

Main benefits for the patient:

• Minimally invasive: Less tissue damage occurs, which reduces postoperative pain and swelling.
• Rapid rehabilitation: The less traumatized area heals much faster.
• Safety: The risk of complications, such as alveolitis (wound inflammation), is reduced.

Patient comfort is the priority at our clinic. The use of a splint allows us to turn even the most complex surgical manipulation into a smooth, predictable, and painless process. Don’t postpone treatment out of fear – modern technologies are at the service of your health.