Endoret® (PRGF)

In order to obtain the best results possible in all of our surgical procedures we use the PRGF technology, patented by BTI.

Regenerative medicine is aiming to utilize the resources of one’s own body with the aim of tissue regeneration and recovery of damaged functions.

Due to its great results in treatment and shorter healing period a number of public figures as well as a number of athletes turned to Endoret® technology with the purpose of better injure recovering or operation recovering.

What is Endoret (PRGF) technology?

It is biomedical technology that from the minimal amount of the patient’s blood isolates and concentrates the growth factor and other proteins responsible for tissue healing and regeneration. Application of Endoret® technology stimulates, accelerates and helps the recovery of the damaged tissue.

Endoret® is the most advanced autologous system used to obtain plasma rich in platelets. It is safe to use and its efficiency in stimulation and acceleration of tissue regeneration has been confirmed in over hundreds of published works in the magazines all over the world. It has also been presented in many national and international medical congresses.

Therapeutic formulations

One of the main characteristics of Endoret® technology is the possibility of five different therapeutic formulations that are all biocompatible and based on the use of patient’s own blood.

• Supernatant: ideally used as eye drops.
• Liquid: to infiltrate muscles, tendons, joints, subcutaneous injuries. It is also used to bioactivate BTI dental implants and prosthesis used in orthopeadics.
• The clot or the “Skelet”: coagulation formulation that facilitates the inner concentration of platelets and growth factors as well as other bioactive molecules that can be used in surgery and skin lesions.
• Fibrin membrane: enables balanced and gradual growth factor and protein release.  Due to its hemostat characteristics it is a great biomaterial used to fill in and seal defects and to accelerate bone and adjacent soft tissue healing after the extractions.
• Graft: Endoret® can be tied to cells, autologous and heterologous biomaterials and it offers great clinical advantages.

The wide application maximizes therapeutic possibilities of this biomedical technology and provides adjusted clinical solutions.

Please, follow the instructions after the procedure (you can download them here).

Sinus lift

Unfortunately, once teeth are lost bone begins to resorb and therefore there is a significant loss of bone volume. Sometimes, there is not enough bone height for implants to be placed. In that case a sinus lift surgery is performed. A sinus lift can be done only in the upper jaw.  

This simple procedure consists of lifting or moving upwards your sinus membrane. The success of this procedure can be improved by the PRGF technology. Whether the implant will be placed simultaneously with the sinus lift procedure or only afterwards depends on your bone volume.

The process itself, although it may sound complicated and painful, is extremely simple and is performed under the local anesthesia and therefore is completely painless.

Please, follow the instructions after the dental implants procedure (you can download them here).

Alveolectomy

For routine tooth extractions, instruments such as forceps and elevators are used. But sometimes a tooth, or a part of the tooth can be anchored deep in your bone and very difficult to extract (for example: when the roots are cracked, curved, or in the case of a wisdom tooth, complex extraction and impacted tooth). In order to remove such tooth or root it is necessary to surgically remove some of the bone that surrounds the tooth and prepare the access for the tooth removal.

The procedure is performed under the local anesthesia. The tooth is removed through the opening in the bone, the incisions are then closed up using sutures before a dressing is placed over the wound for protection. It takes about a week for a wound to heal, after that the stiches are removed and the bone regenerates by itself. Only after few months the bone defect can be filled by a new bone.

The process itself, although it may sound complicated and painful, is extremely simple and is performed under the local anesthesia and therefore is completely painless.

Please, follow the instructions after the procedure (you can download them here).

Apicoectomy

When there is an inflammatory process at the end of your root tip and it can not be solved by a root canal procedure or by a second root canal treatment, the surgical removal of your root tip will be necessary. An X-ray is absolutely necessary before the apicoectomy and it will be required by your dentist.

By using a special drill the dentist will remove the last few milimeters of a root tip (approximately one third of your root) as well as the infected tissue surrounding the tooth.  That means that the pathological formations such as periapical necrotic, granulomatous, inflammatory or cystic lesions are completly removed, thus leaving only the healthy tissue. In order to seal the tooth from each side and to prevent the pathological process from happening again before the procedure it is necessary to do the root canal treatment.

The process itself, although it may sound complicated and painful, is extremely simple and is performed under the local anesthesia and therefore is completely painless.

Please, follow the instructions after the dental implants procedure (you can download them here).

Apicoectomy-important

If there are indications for this type of intervention and no contraindications, it is advisable to do the procedure as soon as possible, especially if the inflammatory process has been present for a long time. The process can have negative effect on: heart, kidneys, joints and other internal organs. It is the result of bacteria, some of which can be extremely dangerous.

All on four

What is All on four?

It is a revolutionary technology that enables the patient to obtain new teeth in 24 hours only. It is necessary to place 4 implants and immediately load them with the immediate denture. The final prosthetic work is delivered after 6 months. The procedure is performed under the local anesthesia and it is completely painless.

Who is a Candidate?

Patients who have been missing teeth for a long time and therefore suffer bone atrophy in the posterior region. Two implants are placed in the anterior, and two tilted implants in the posterior region.

What is the difference between All on four and classical dentures?

Unlike the classical dentures, the All on four system is connected to the denture. There are no movements and uncomfortable situations such as the displacement of the denture while eating or speaking. The upper jaw denture is palate free unlike the classical denture where you can find the palate completely covered in acrylate.

Please, follow the instructions after the procedure (you can download them here).