Maxillofacial surgery – your specialist in Düsseldorf
Dental implants Düsseldorf
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… in the practice clinic for implantology and maxillofacial surgery in the heart of Düsseldorf!
Competence with tradition – for over 40 years we have been your contact for all areas of maxillofacial surgery, dental implantology and aesthetic interventions in the face area.
We for you – the treatment team from Stresemannstrasse
As highly specialized surgeons and implantologists, we not only have the necessary long-term qualifications to meet your needs and desires, but also pass on our expertise (many years of research activity) regularly in the numerous events at our training center. Get to know us better!
Wisdom tooth surgery under general anesthesia? Pro and con
Almost every person has to go through it at least once: the wisdom tooth surgery. Few people like this necessary intervention, but the removal of the wisdom teeth poses an immense challenge, especially for anxious patients. Many are therefore considering general anesthesia. Read below what costs are to be expected and what speaks for or against them.
The bad news is there – the wisdom teeth have to be out. Many people feel uncomfortable with this procedure because, to be honest, it is not the simplest form of treatment. Many cursing wonder why nature has burdened us with these troublemakers in the first place. In fact, there is a really clever idea behind it. Actually.
General anesthesia at the dentist: costs & procedure
How does general anesthesia work at the dentist? Find out everything about the risks, costs and the process
For many patients with great fear of the dentist, treatment under general anesthesia is an option. In the case of adult phobias in particular, the only practical solution is general anesthesia at the dentist. In this case, costs are in addition to the treatment, but it can be very worthwhile for you as a patient in very painful or complicated dental operations.
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Dentist Dr Seidel general anesthesia sedation
What is general anesthesia??
When the American dentist W.T.G. Morton, who first anesthetized a patient in 1846, was an important cornerstone of modern medicine.
The primary goal of the work of dentists is to keep your natural teeth healthy. Sometimes, despite all prophylaxis, dental surgery is necessary.
Going to the dentist is always uncomfortable, but a deep intervention like dental surgery has an impact even days later
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For some patients, surgery (including implantations including bone augmentation and periodontal surgery) is associated with uncomfortable feelings. Therefore, a careful approach and a treatment that is as pleasant as possible for you are as important as the success of the therapy itself. We also want you to be in top shape again quickly.
For example, we offer services such as codes of conduct for the OR to download or direct telephone access after an intervention.
We carry out “normal” as well as more complicated tooth removal using modern, gentle surgical methods and can thus avoid or reduce discomfort or pain.
Oral surgery includes interventions that affect the teeth, soft tissue or jawbone. One focus of our practice is the insertion of dental implants.
We have a lot of experience in surgery and are careful and careful. These factors in conjunction with modern treatment technology help to carry out interventions as minimally invasive, gentle and painless as possible for you – for us this is as important as the success of the treatment itself.
Painless treatment / general anesthesia: For pain-free treatments (e.g. for anxiety patients), we offer general anesthesia in addition to local anesthetic, if requested and indicated.
The primary wound care (e.g. cleaning the wound, smoothing the bone, cutting, tamponing, wound closure without additional flap formation, possibly fixing a plastic wound dressing) is part of the services according to Section D and cannot be calculated separately.
The creation of operational access is part of the services according to Section D and is not separately billable.
Bone replacement materials as well as materials for promoting blood coagulation or tissue regeneration (e.g. membranes) and for closing superficial bleeding in hemorrhagic diathesis or, if this is necessary to protect important anatomical structures (e.g. nerves), as well as atraumatic suture material or only explant milling cutters that can be used are separately billable.
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Even within the scope of an operation, there are almost always different combinations when it comes to additional procedures.
Many operations can also be carried out in different ways, e.g. shortening a root tip with a rotating (rotating) cutter ("drill") can be performed or with special surgical ultrasound machines or even with lasers.
The BZÄK expresses itself somewhat misleadingly in its comment if it formulates it "Wound care measures that are performed for wound healing that is as uncomplicated as possible are compensated with the fee for the corresponding number". We think you can misunderstand as follows can: "Many accompanying services, even more advanced surgical procedures themselves (e.g. lasers) should aim to improve wound healing, so they are always to be paid for as a basic fee and not to be additionally charged or used to increase the factor."
