Hygiene with radicular levigature
Radicular smoothing is performed on patients with detachment, lowering and inflammation of the gums. With presence of a lot of under gingival tartar and deep periodontal pockets (over 5mm.). Generally speaking smoothing is an invasive procedure for this reason is performed under aesthetic.
Patients undergoing smoothing should first undergo a traditional oral hygiene session, which reduces gum bleeding and evaluates the possible use of antibiotic and anti-inflammatory therapy and the use of specific mouthwashes and gel. Before any smoothing work is carried out, it is good practise to do a periodontal survey complete with the appropriate periodontal probe.
It would be good, in the most disastrous cases, to take before and after photos, both as a case study and as a demonstration to the patient. At the end of the session, the patient is encouraged by brushing techniques and with various manual instruments such as floss and the use of mouthwashes and gingival gels. It is therefore the task of the hygienist or doctor to control the presence of interstitial caries or anomalies such as debuting of a composite reconstruction.
COVER LEAVING
- 1 session (for patients with few teeth).
- 2 sessions (per sector: top and bottom).
- 4 sessions (for quadrants: q1, q2, q3, q4)
Therapy includes:
- 1 traditional hygiene session (with antibiotic treatment rating, 30min)
- 1 charting session (periodontal survey, about 30min)
- 1 or more smoothing sessions (1 hour)
- 1 control session (7/15 days after, 10min)
- 1 hygiene session after 3 months (1 hour ½) (with state assessment and periodontal survey, planning of the next hygiene sessions) (in case of multiple sessions, this will be calculated at the end of the job).
Application time: 1 hour Usage:
- Mirror
- Aesthetic
- Anaesthesia syringe
- Periodontal probe
- Curettes
- scalar
- Ultrasonic, ablator
- Rubber
- polish
- Post-surgical toothbrush
Ultra soft bristles to facilitate brushing for the patient who would otherwise not brush.
Smoothing the capsule (performed by the physician)
- 1 session (for 1 sector or quadrant)
- 2 sessions (by sector: top and bottom)
- 4 sessions (for quadrants: q1, q2, q3, q4)
Therapy includes:
- 1 traditional hygiene session (with antibiotic treatment rating, 30min)
- 1 charting session (periodontal survey, about 30min)
- 1 or more smoothing sessions (1 hour)
- 1 control session (7/15 days with suture removal, 10min)
- 1 hygiene session after 3 months (1 hour ½) (with periodontal and periodontal assessment, planning of the next hygiene sessions, 1 hour ½) (in the case of multiple sessions it is calculated at the end of the work).
Application time: 1 hour Usage:
- Mirror
- anesthetic
- anesthesia syringe
- scalpel
- scavenger
- clamps for flaps
- surgical aspirator
- Surgical Cutters
- Needle holder clamp
- suture
- Periodontal probe
- curettes
- scaler
- Ultrasonic, ablator
- Rubber
- polish
- Post-surgical toothbrush (ultra-soft bristles to facilitate brushing to the patient who would otherwise not brush)
- Instant ice
