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Apicoectomy in Turkey

Details of dental clinics and medical centers in Turkey performing Apicoectomy.

DENTAKADEMI Oral and Dental Healthcare Center

Dentakademi, providing excellence in dental treatment, serves patients from 63 countries. Internationally accredited and top-ranked by GCR, we offer comprehensive and quality dental solutions with modern technology and an experienced team. Your trusted address for healthy smiles.

15 listed dentists:

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Assoc. Prof. Ferhat Misir, DT

Dental Care Specialist

Assoc. Prof. Burak Cezairli, DT

Dental Care Specialist

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Apicoectomy

135 US$

Ethica Health Group

Also known as Esthetica, this clinic provides a full range of aesthetic, dental and cosmetic procedures, both surgical and non-surgical. The staff is proficient in 5 languages, and offer a full range of supporting services to foreign patients.

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Apicoectomy

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Uzmanlar Oral and Dental Health Clinic

Uzmanlar Dental Clinic aims to provide the new generation dentistry to offer individual options to its patients by harmonizing with its own perspectives and values since its foundation in 1995.

6 listed dentists:

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Dr. Omer Kodan – MSC, Dt

Founder // Prosthesis Specialist

Prof. Erol AKIN – Dt

Orthodontics Specialist

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Apicoectomy

200 - 800 US$

West Dental Clinic

At West Dental Clinic our doctors use up-to-date and modern high technology and new treatment approaches. Our physicians have the experience of numerous and complex treatment procedures for more than 13 years domestically within Turkey and internationally.

9 listed dentists:

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Dr. Susana Akdash, Dt.

Co-founder of West Dent Private Oral and Dental Health Polyclinic

Dr. Fatih Karadayi, Dt.

Co-founder of West Dent Private Oral and Dental Health Polyclinic

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Apicoectomy

140 - 325 US$

Vera Clinic

Conceived in 2013 by some of Turkey’s leading surgeons, our expert team offer one of the best hair transplant and cosmetic hospitals in Europe.

3 listed dentists:

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Apicoectomy

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DentGroup Atasehir

DentGroup Ataşehir has a 3-D Tomography device enabling the doctors to view jaw and dental x-ray in 3-D environment. What makes Ataşehir different than other DentGroup Clinics, Snoring Prosthesis can be made by the Prosthodontist Dr. Tuğrul Saygı for the patients who suffer from Sleep Apnea.

6 listed dentists:

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Dr. Tugrul Saygi

Prosthodontist / Prosthodontics

Dr. Kerem Adalet

Aesthetic Dentist / Aesthetics

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Apicoectomy

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TrakyaDent Dental Health Center

Having operated on more than 65000 patients, TrakyaDent is always with you with its experience of more than 30 years and its expert staff.

16 listed dentists:

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Dr. Subaykan Pandar, Dt

Founder of TrakyaDent Oral and Dental Health Center//Dentist

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Apicoectomy

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DentGroup Antalya

Turkey's largest dental clinic chain provides dental treatments like dental implants, crowns and veneers in Istanbul and Antalya with professional dentists.

8 listed dentists:

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Dr. Hakan Akman

Oral Surgeon / Oral Surgery

Dr. Burcu Kucukkaya

Aesthetic Dentist / Aesthetics

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Apicoectomy

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Istanbul Memorial Hospital

Was the first hospital in Turkey to receive the JCI accreditation. It is also a member of the American Hospital Association (AHA).

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Apicoectomy

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Medlife Group

We are a group of creative minds motivated by the happiness and satisfaction of our patients. Our people, with their talent, creativity, passion and dedication have made Medlife Group what it is today and they will continue to be a key driver of our success.

3 listed dentists:

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Dr. Duran Odabaşıoğlu

Aesthetics Dental Care

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Apicoectomy

upon request

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About Apicoectomy

This information is intended for general information only and should not be considered as medical advice on the part of Health-Tourism.com. Any decision on medical treatments, after-care or recovery should be done solely upon proper consultation and advice of a qualified physician.


What is it?

Your teeth are kept in place by roots which extend into your jawbone. Front teeth often have one root. Other teeth, like molars and premolars, have two or more roots. The tip of each root is known as the apex.

An apicoectomy might be required when an infection grows or persists after root canal treatment or retreatment. An apicoectomy is at times referred to as endodontic microsurgery since the procedure is performed under a surgery microscope.


What it is used for?

If a root canal gets infected once more after a root canal has been performed, it is usually due to an issue close to the apex of the root. Your dentist can perform an apicoectomy to repair the issue so the tooth does not need to be removed. An apicoectomy is performed only after a tooth has had at least one root canal procedure.

Oftentimes, a second root canal treatment is thought about before an apicoectomy. With advancements in technology, dentists usually may detect extra canals, which were not properly treated and can remove the infection by doing a second root canal procedure, hence preventing the need for an apicoectomy.


Preparation

Your dentist might take X-rays and you might be offered antibiotics and/or anti-inflammatory medication, an antimicrobial mouth rinses an antimicrobial before the procedure.

If you have hypertension or know that you have issues with the epinephrine in local anesthetics, just let your dentist be aware of at the consultation. The local anesthetic used for an apicoectomy has roughly twice as much epinephrine (same as adrenaline) as the anesthetics used when you get a filling. The additional epinephrine constricts your blood vessels to decrease bleeding close to the surgical site so the endodontist can easily see the root. You might feel your heart rate accelerate once you are given the local anesthetic; however, this will recede after a short while.


How it is performed
  • The endodontist will use a dye, which highlights fractures and cracks in the tooth. If the tooth is fractured or cracked, it might need to be removed, and the apicoectomy won't proceed.
  • To finish the apicoectomy, three to four millimeters of the tooth's canal are cleaned and sealed. Many apicoectomies take between half an hour to one and a half hours, based on the location of the tooth along with the complexity of the root structure.

When to call a professional

If you're having any swelling or pain from a tooth, which has had root canal treatment.

Risks : The primary risk is that the procedure might not work and the tooth might have to be extracted. If the tooth is in the rear of your upper jaw, the infection may involve your sinuses, and your dentist might recommend decongestants and antibiotics. The roots of the back teeth in the lower jaw are near some major nerves, so surgery on one of the teeth bears a minor risk of nerve damage. Nevertheless, your endodontist will use your X-rays to observe how near the roots are to the nerves, and the likelihood of anything taking place are very minimal. An apicoectomy is often a long-term solution, and must last for the life of the tooth.

After care : You will get instructions from your endodontist regarding which drugs to take and the things you can drink and eat. You must ice the area for ten to twelve hours after the procedure, and rest during that time. It might be more inflamed the second day after the surgery than the first day. Any discomfort often may be managed with over-the-counter nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), like ibuprofen (Motrin, Advil, and others) or prescription drugs. To permit healing, you must refrain from consuming hard, crunchy foods, rinsing vigorously, brushing the area or smoking. Don't lift your lip to inspect the area, since this may interfere with blood-clot creation and loosen the sutures. You might have some numbness in the area of procedure for a couple of days or weeks from the trauma of the procedure. Your stitches will be taken out two to seven days after the surgery, and all swelling and soreness are often gone by 2 weeks’ days after the surgery.

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