Open Flap Deep Cleaning (Prevent Bone Loss And Support Long-Term Oral Health)

· Those in Krakow looking to maintain good gum and bone health.
· Those with deep gum pockets.
· Those with plaque and tartar buildup under the gums that regular brushing and flossing cannot remove.
· Those who want to reduce gum inflammation and improve oral hygiene.
· Those who wish to prevent bone and tissue loss around their teeth.

Open Flap Deep Cleaning is a dental treatment designed to manage advanced stages of gum disease when regular cleaning methods are no longer effective. The treatment aims to stop infection, promote healing of the gums, and preserve the supporting bone structure that holds the teeth in place.

This treatment is often recommended for cases of periodontitis, where deep gum pockets have formed and cannot heal on their own. By gaining direct access to the root surfaces, the dentist can remove infected tissue, smoothen rough areas on the tooth roots, and help the gums reattach more closely to the teeth. As a result, the depth of the gum pockets can be reduced, making the mouth healthier and easier to maintain over time.

Open Flap Deep Cleaning provides several long-term benefits for oral health. It helps maintain firm and healthy gums, supports the stability of natural teeth, and prevents the progression of gum disease that may lead to tooth loss. As gum attachment is improved, it reduces bacterial infection and hence enhances overall dental hygiene as well as contributes to fresher breath and a cleaner smile. With proper care after treatment, the results can last for many years, helping to protect the gums and teeth for better oral function and appearance.

Open Flap Deep Cleaning begins with a consultation by the dentist at the affiliated clinic. During this stage, the dentist carefully examines the gums, measures pocket depths, and evaluates X-rays to determine the level of infection and bone loss.

Before starting the cleaning, a local anesthesia is applied to numb the treatment area. The dentist then creates a small incision along the gum line to gently lift the gum tissue, exposing the roots of the teeth and the underlying bone. This provides a clear view of the infected areas that cannot be reached during regular scaling. The dentist removes plaque, tartar, and infected tissue from deep within the gums, then smooths the surfaces of the tooth roots to discourage future bacterial buildup. Once the area is thoroughly cleaned, the gum tissue is repositioned and carefully sutured in place to allow proper healing.

The entire treatment usually takes about 1 to 2 hours, depending on the number of areas treated and the severity of the gum condition. After the operation, mild discomfort, swelling, or tenderness may occur for a short period, typically lasting 1 to 2 days. Most patients can resume normal daily activities within a day after. The healing process continues over several weeks, with full recovery of the gums usually achieved within 4 to 6 weeks. Over time, these results help prevent further damage and create a healthier, more stable foundation for long-term dental health.

1. Consultation will be conducted with the dentist.
2. Local anesthesia will be applied.
3. Incisions will be made.
4. Deep cleaning will be performed.
5. Tooth roots will be smoothed.
6. Gum tissue will be repositioned.
7. Incisions will be closed with sutures.
8. Protective dressing will be applied.
9. Sutures removal will be scheduled for non-dissolvable sutures.

<Advantages>
· Eliminates deep bacterial infection
· Reduces depth of gum pockets
· Preserves supporting bone and tissues
· Prevents further progression of gum disease and potential tooth loss
· Improves gum appearance
· Supports stability of natural teeth and dental health

<Limitations>
· Temporary mild discomfort, swelling, or tenderness within 1 to 2 days after treatment

· Avoid smoking, caffeine, and alcohol consumption for 1 to 2 days before treatment
· Maintain good oral hygiene for 1 week before treatment
· Eat a light meal 1 to 2 hours before treatment
· Inform dentist for any medications or medical conditions

· Avoid brushing and flossing the treated area for 7 to 10 days after treatment
· Avoid hard, spicy, and sticky foods for 3 to 5 days after treatment
· Avoid smoking and alcohol consumption for 1 week after treatment
· Maintain good oral hygiene

Q1: Why is Open Flap Deep Cleaning necessary?
A1: Open Flap Deep Cleaning is necessary when non-surgical treatments such as scaling and root planing are no longer effective in controlling gum disease. When gum pockets become too deep, bacteria continue to damage the tissue and bone. Open Flap Deep Cleaning allows direct access to these areas to remove infection and prevent further destruction.

Q2: How long does it take to recover from Open Flap Deep Cleaning?
A2: The full recovery period after Open Flap Deep Cleaning usually lasts between 4 to 6 weeks.

Q3: Will Open Flap Deep Cleaning help prevent tooth loss?
A3: Yes, Open Flap Deep Cleaning helps prevent tooth loss by removing bacteria and infection that weaken the gums and bone around the teeth.

Q4: How does Open Flap Deep Cleaning improve oral hygiene?
A4: Open Flap Deep Cleaning improves oral hygiene by eliminating deep-seated bacteria and smoothing root surfaces, which makes daily cleaning more effective.

Q5: Will the gums look different after Open Flap Deep Cleaning?
A5: Yes, the gums may appear tighter, smoother, and less inflamed after Open Flap Deep Cleaning.

[Clinic Name] HALDENT
[Location] Krakow, Poland
[Nearest Station/ Nearest Tourist Destination] 15mins away from Balice Airport and short distance from most of the tourist attractions
[Clinic Opening Time] Monday to Friday (9:00AM - 8:00PM)

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