No, the procedure is completely painless as it is performed under local anesthesia or, if desired by the patient, under sedation (sleep dentistry).

Yes, 3D computer tomography is necessary as it shows the spatial anatomy of the oral region that cannot be seen on 2D X-rays. 3D computer tomography helps plan the treatment and predict its success.

At the “Aukštėja” clinic, the socket is disinfected with ozone (ozone therapy). This is a completely safe procedure that often helps avoid the use of antibiotics, which can weaken the immune system, while reducing pain and accelerating healing.

Platelet Rich Fibrin (PRF) is a component of blood plasma used to promote healing of postoperative wounds after surgical interventions such as tooth extraction or implantation. It is prepared from the patient’s venous blood.

Yes, in most cases, it is necessary because failure to fill the socket with PRF can lead to the formation of chronic inflammation foci, allowing disease-causing microbes and their toxins to continuously enter your body.

Chronic infection foci can cause facial-jaw pain, chronic fatigue syndrome, lack of energy, cardiovascular diseases, adrenal insufficiency, allergies, skin, intestinal, and autoimmune diseases. They can activate chronic Lyme disease and contribute to overweight.

We do not recommend removing impacted wisdom teeth if they do not cause any oral health problems.