Surgical procedures under local anaesthesia, without pain
Oral surgery is the branch of dentistry that covers surgical procedures in the oral cavity: extraction of wisdom teeth and complicated teeth, cyst removal, sinus lift and bone augmentation. At the Elite Dent dental practice in Banja Luka we perform all procedures under local anaesthesia, so they are completely painless.
The Elite Dent team has many years of experience in oral surgery and uses the most modern equipment and materials. Many surgical procedures prepare the ground for other work, for example implant placement, so it is important that they are performed by an experienced team that plans every step in advance.
Wisdom teeth that do not erupt properly can cause pain, inflammation, swelling and movement of the other teeth. Sometimes they remain trapped in the bone or under the gums, so they are not visible but cause problems.
We perform surgical extraction of wisdom teeth under local anaesthesia, including complicated cases. The procedure is painless and short, and recovery is quick. If a wisdom tooth hurts or the gums around it become inflamed, do not delay the checkup, because the inflammation only gets worse over time.
Before every procedure our expert team performs a detailed analysis and examinations to ensure the right choice of therapy. Proper preparation reduces risk and shortens the procedure itself.
The procedure is performed under local anaesthesia and is completely painless. If you have any health conditions or take medication, it is important to tell us in advance, so we can adapt the therapy to you.
The procedures are short and recovery is quick. After the procedure you receive clear care instructions: what you may eat, how to maintain hygiene and what to pay attention to in the first days.
We are available for all questions during recovery as well. If you have any concerns, feel free to call us at any time of day.
No. All procedures are performed under local anaesthesia and are completely painless.
A sinus lift is a procedure that restores bone in the back part of the upper jaw. It is most often done as preparation for implant placement when there is not enough bone.
An apicoectomy is the removal of the tip of a tooth root affected by a granuloma or cyst. The goal of the procedure is to save the tooth instead of extracting it.
When it does not erupt properly, remains trapped in the bone or under the gums, or causes pain, inflammation and movement of the other teeth.
The procedures are short and recovery is quick. After the procedure you receive clear care instructions and we are available for all questions.
Yes. With augmentation, the patient's own bone is grafted and/or artificial bone is used, creating a support for the future implant. Read more about implants on the Implantology page.