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Biopsy Procedures in London, United Kingdom

At London Dental Specialists: Our Dental Clinic in London, England, United Kingdom, we provide comprehensive biopsy procedures as an essential diagnostic tool for oral health concerns. Our specialist team performs various types of oral biopsies, including excisional, incisional, and fine-needle aspiration techniques, to accurately diagnose suspicious tissues or lesions in the mouth.

A biopsy involves carefully removing a small sample of tissue for detailed laboratory examination, helping us identify potential oral conditions, infections, or abnormalities. Our experienced dental specialists utilise advanced techniques and state-of-the-art equipment to ensure precise sampling whilst prioritising patient comfort throughout the procedure.

We understand that the prospect of requiring a biopsy can be concerning, which is why our team provides detailed consultations to explain the process thoroughly. Our specialists are trained in various biopsy methods, selecting the most appropriate technique based on the location and nature of the tissue requiring examination. Following the procedure, our pathology partners conduct thorough analysis, enabling us to provide accurate diagnoses and develop appropriate treatment plans tailored to each patient's specific needs.

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Our comprehensive biopsy procedure begins with a thorough consultation where our specialist dentists assess your oral health concerns and explain the diagnostic process. We then create a personalised treatment plan, carefully selecting the most appropriate biopsy technique for your specific case. The procedure itself is performed under local anaesthetic by our experienced dental surgeons using precise, minimally invasive methods to collect the necessary tissue sample. Following the biopsy, we provide detailed aftercare instructions and schedule follow-up appointments to discuss your results and any required further treatment. Throughout each stage, our team ensures your comfort and understanding whilst maintaining the highest standards of clinical excellence.

  • Step 1: We Assess Your Biopsy Procedures Needs and Answer Your Questions and Concerns
  • Step 2: We Create Your Custom Biopsy Procedures Treatment Plan
  • Step 3: With Perfect Precision and Expertise, We Provide Your Treatment
  • Step 4: Post Treatment Care and Guidance Provided for your Biopsy Procedures Treatment Recovery
  • Consultation and Assessment for Biopsy Procedures

    Your biopsy procedure journey at London Dental Specialists begins with a thorough consultation and assessment. During this initial 45-minute appointment, our specialist oral pathologist will conduct a comprehensive evaluation of your oral health concern.



    The consultation process includes:




    • Detailed medical history review to understand any underlying conditions or medications

    • Visual examination of the affected area using advanced dental imaging technology

    • Discussion of symptoms and how long you've noticed any changes

    • Review of previous dental records if available



    During your assessment, our specialist will:




    • Explain the type of biopsy recommended for your specific case

    • Detail the procedure steps and what to expect

    • Discuss any preparation requirements before the procedure

    • Address your questions and concerns about the biopsy process



    Following the consultation, you'll receive:




    • A personalised treatment plan outlining the recommended biopsy procedure

    • Pre-procedure instructions to ensure optimal results

    • A scheduled appointment date for your biopsy procedure

    • Written information about the procedure and aftercare



    Our specialist will ensure you leave the consultation fully informed about your upcoming procedure and confident in your understanding of the next steps in your treatment journey.

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    Custom Treatment Plan for Biopsy Procedures

    Our biopsy procedures at London Dental Specialists involve taking a small tissue sample from your mouth for detailed laboratory examination. This crucial diagnostic step helps us identify any concerning oral conditions and develop an appropriate treatment strategy.



    During your custom treatment planning, our specialists will determine the most suitable biopsy technique based on your specific case. We primarily utilise three main types of oral biopsies:




    • Excisional biopsy - Complete removal of small lesions or growths

    • Incisional biopsy - Removal of a portion of larger suspicious areas

    • Fine-needle aspiration - Collection of cell samples using a thin needle



    The procedure typically follows these steps:




    1. Local anaesthetic administration for your comfort

    2. Careful tissue sample collection using sterile instruments

    3. Proper preservation of the sample for laboratory analysis

    4. Thorough examination by qualified pathologists

    5. Comprehensive results review with your dental specialist



    Recovery after an oral biopsy is usually straightforward, with most patients returning to their normal activities the following day. We provide detailed aftercare instructions, including:




    • Gentle salt water rinses to keep the area clean

    • Soft food diet recommendations for 24-48 hours

    • Guidelines for oral hygiene during healing

    • Instructions for any prescribed medications



    Our specialists maintain close communication throughout the process, ensuring you're fully informed about your diagnosis and subsequent treatment options. Results typically become available within 5-7 working days, at which point we'll schedule a follow-up consultation to discuss the findings and next steps in your treatment plan.

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    Treatment Procedures for Biopsy Procedures

    A biopsy procedure at London Dental Specialists involves carefully removing a small sample of tissue from your mouth or jaw area for laboratory examination. This diagnostic procedure is essential for accurately identifying various oral conditions and ensuring appropriate treatment planning.



    Our dental specialists perform several types of oral biopsies:




    • Excisional biopsy - Complete removal of a small lesion or abnormal tissue

    • Incisional biopsy - Removal of a portion of the suspicious tissue

    • Fine-needle aspiration - Using a thin needle to extract cells or fluid

    • Punch biopsy - Removing a circular sample of tissue using a specialised tool



    The biopsy procedure typically follows these steps:




    1. Local anaesthetic is administered to ensure your comfort

    2. The area is carefully cleaned and prepared

    3. A small tissue sample is removed using the most appropriate technique

    4. The site may receive a few small stitches if necessary

    5. The sample is sent to a laboratory for detailed analysis



    Recovery from an oral biopsy is usually straightforward, with most patients returning to their normal activities the following day. You'll receive detailed aftercare instructions, and we'll schedule a follow-up appointment to discuss your results and any necessary treatment plans.



    Common reasons for requiring a biopsy include:




    • Persistent white or red patches in the mouth

    • Unusual growths or swellings

    • Persistent ulcers that don't heal

    • Suspicious changes in oral tissues



    The entire procedure typically takes 15-30 minutes, though this can vary depending on the type of biopsy needed and the location of the tissue being examined.

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    Post Treatment Care for Biopsy Procedures

    Post-treatment care following a dental biopsy is crucial for proper healing and comfort. After your biopsy procedure at London Dental Specialists, you'll receive comprehensive guidance to ensure optimal recovery.



    The initial 24 hours after your biopsy procedure are the most important. Keep the surgical site clean by following these essential steps:




    • Avoid rinsing your mouth for the first 24 hours

    • Apply ice packs to the external area to reduce swelling

    • Take prescribed medications as directed

    • Eat soft, cool foods and avoid hot beverages

    • Don't smoke or use tobacco products



    For the following week, maintain these care instructions:




    • Gently rinse with warm salt water 3-4 times daily

    • Maintain regular oral hygiene but be gentle around the biopsy site

    • Avoid strenuous physical activity for 2-3 days

    • Keep all follow-up appointments for result discussions



    Contact our team immediately if you experience:




    • Excessive bleeding that doesn't stop with applied pressure

    • Severe pain not managed by prescribed medication

    • Signs of infection (increased swelling, fever, unusual discharge)

    • Any unexpected complications or concerns



    Our specialist team provides ongoing support throughout your recovery period. We're available to address any concerns and provide additional guidance as needed. Remember, proper post-treatment care significantly influences the healing process and the quality of your biopsy results.

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    Our Expert Staff for Biopsy Procedures

    At London Dental Specialists: Our Dental Clinic in London, England, United Kingdom, our highly qualified team brings extensive expertise in performing precise and thorough biopsy procedures. Our specialists combine advanced training with years of clinical experience to ensure the highest standard of diagnostic care for our patients.

    Dr. Ope Sodeinde leads our biopsy procedures team with his comprehensive periodontal expertise. His Master's in Restorative Dentistry and Membership in Periodontics from the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh enables him to perform complex oral tissue biopsies with exceptional precision. Dr. Sodeinde's advanced training in periodontal procedures makes him particularly skilled in diagnosing gum conditions through tissue sampling.

    Supporting our biopsy services, Dr. Neha Patel brings her specialist endodontic knowledge to complex cases requiring root-related tissue analysis. Her MClinDent in Endodontics and prestigious MEndoRCS qualification ensure expert handling of delicate oral tissue specimens.

    Our support team, including our experienced dental nurses Geslaine De Souza and Mercedes Martin, assists in biopsy procedures with meticulous attention to detail and patient care. Their presence helps ensure smooth procedure flow and proper specimen handling.

    Each team member maintains current certifications and regularly updates their knowledge through continuous professional development, specifically in oral tissue sampling and analysis techniques. This commitment to excellence ensures our patients receive the most current and effective biopsy procedures available in modern dentistry.
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    Dr. Ope Sodeinde

    Principal Dentist & Dental Specialist in Periodontics

    Dr. Ope Sodeinde, our Principal Dentist and Specialist in Periodontics, brings exceptional expertise to our biopsy procedures at London Dental Specialists. With his Master of Clinical Dentistry in Periodontics (MClinDent Perio) and prestigious Membership in Periodontics (MPerioRCS) from the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, Dr. Sodeinde is highly qualified to perform and interpret oral tissue biopsies. His extensive training in periodontal diagnostics and surgical procedures ensures precise sampling and analysis of suspicious oral tissues. Dr. Sodeinde's comprehensive background in dental surgery and restorative dentistry, combined with his specialization in gum health, makes him particularly adept at identifying and investigating potential oral abnormalities through biopsy procedures. His commitment to early detection and accurate diagnosis helps provide patients with timely and appropriate treatment options when needed.

    Dr. Ope Sodeinde Certifications


    • Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS)

    • Membership of the Faculty of Dental Surgery, Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh (MFDS RCS(Ed))

    • Master of Science in Restorative Dentistry (MSc (Rest Dent))

    • Master of Clinical Dentistry in Periodontics (MClinDent (Perio))

    • Membership in Periodontics, Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh (MPerioRCS (Ed))

    • GDC Registration Number: 104071

    Dr. Neha Patel

    Specialist in Endodontics

    Dr. Neha Patel Certifications


    • Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS)

    • Membership of the Faculty of Dental Surgery, Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh (MFDS RCS(Ed))

    • Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA)

    • Master of Clinical Dentistry in Endodontics (MClinDent (Ed))

    • Membership in Endodontics, Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh (MEndoRCS (Ed))

    • GDC No: 150517

    Dr. Kia Papagalani

    Specialist in Orthodontics

    Dr. Kia Papagalani brings specialized expertise in orthodontics and comprehensive oral health assessment, including the evaluation of soft tissue abnormalities that may require biopsy procedures. With her Diploma in Dental Surgery from Athens and Master of Science in Orthodontics from Ohio State University, Dr. Papagalani's training encompasses thorough examination techniques essential for identifying oral lesions requiring further investigation. Her international experience enhances her ability to recognize various oral conditions across diverse patient populations. While her primary focus is orthodontics, Dr. Papagalani works closely with our periodontal specialists when biopsy procedures are indicated, ensuring patients receive coordinated care within our practice. Her commitment to patient education and detailed diagnostic approach helps ensure early detection of oral abnormalities that may require biopsy evaluation.

    Dr. Kia Papagalani Certifications


    • Diploma in Dental Surgery, DipDS

    • Master of Science in Orthodontics, MS (Ortho)

    • General Dental Council Registration No. 228487

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    Frequently Asked Questions About Our Biopsy Procedures in London, UK

    Considering Biopsy Procedures? We understand you may have questions. Our team of dental specialists, including a Periodontist, Endodontist and Orthodontist along with our team of Dental Therapists and Nurses are here to guide you through the process.
    What happens during an oral biopsy procedure and is it painful?

    An oral biopsy procedure involves removing a small sample of tissue from your mouth for laboratory examination. During the procedure, your dentist will first thoroughly numb the area with local anaesthetic, making the process virtually painless. The sample may be taken using various techniques including punch biopsy, brush biopsy, or fine-needle aspiration, depending on the location and nature of the suspicious tissue.



    The entire procedure typically takes 15-30 minutes to complete. While you may feel some pressure during the sample collection, the anaesthetic ensures you won't experience pain. After the tissue sample is removed, the area may be closed with a few small stitches if necessary.




    • Common types of oral biopsies performed:

      • Excisional biopsy - removes entire lesion

      • Incisional biopsy - removes part of the lesion

      • Punch biopsy - uses circular tool to remove tissue sample

      • Fine-needle aspiration - extracts cells using thin needle





    Post-procedure care:



    • Mild discomfort for 24-48 hours is normal

    • Use ice packs to reduce swelling

    • Eat soft foods for several days

    • Gentle salt water rinses aid healing

    • Take prescribed pain medication if needed



    Contact London Dental Specialists if you experience:



    • Severe pain or swelling

    • Bleeding that won't stop

    • Signs of infection

    • Difficulty eating or speaking after 3 days

    How long does recovery take after an oral biopsy and what aftercare is needed?

    Recovery after an oral biopsy typically takes 7-14 days, with most patients returning to normal activities within 24-48 hours. The healing process varies depending on the size and location of the biopsy, with simple punch biopsies healing faster than larger excisional procedures.



    Essential aftercare includes keeping the biopsy site clean, avoiding hot or spicy foods for the first 24 hours, and using prescribed antimicrobial mouthwash as directed. Patients should also refrain from vigorous rinsing or touching the area for the first day to allow proper clot formation.




    • First 24 Hours:

      • Apply ice packs externally to reduce swelling

      • Eat soft, cool foods

      • Avoid smoking and alcohol

      • Take prescribed pain medication as needed




    • Days 2-7:

      • Gentle salt water rinses after meals

      • Continue soft food diet

      • Maintain regular oral hygiene, being careful around the biopsy site

      • Watch for signs of infection





    Should you experience excessive bleeding, severe pain, or signs of infection, our specialist team at London Dental Specialists provides comprehensive post-procedure support. We recommend scheduling a follow-up appointment to monitor your healing progress and discuss the biopsy results.

    What are the different types of oral biopsy techniques and which is most suitable for my case?

    Oral biopsy techniques include excisional, incisional, punch, and fine-needle aspiration procedures, each suited for different diagnostic needs. The most appropriate technique depends on factors like the size, location, and characteristics of the suspicious tissue, with excisional biopsies being ideal for small lesions and incisional biopsies better suited for larger areas requiring investigation.



    At London Dental Specialists, our oral surgeons carefully evaluate each case to determine the most suitable biopsy method. Excisional biopsies remove the entire lesion and are typically recommended for small, superficial growths, while incisional biopsies take a representative sample of larger lesions for detailed examination.




    • Excisional Biopsy: Complete removal of small lesions (under 1cm)

      • Ideal for suspicious growths that can be entirely removed

      • Provides comprehensive diagnostic information




    • Incisional Biopsy: Partial removal of tissue

      • Suitable for larger lesions

      • Allows for preliminary diagnosis before treatment planning




    • Punch Biopsy: Cylindrical tissue sample

      • Perfect for small, superficial lesions

      • Minimal healing time required




    • Fine-Needle Aspiration: Collection of cells using a thin needle

      • Appropriate for fluid-filled lesions

      • Least invasive option available





    Post-procedure care is straightforward, with most patients returning to normal activities within 24 hours. Should any concerns arise, our specialists are available for support throughout the recovery period.

    What are the potential risks and complications associated with an oral biopsy?

    Oral biopsy procedures carry several potential risks and complications, though they are generally considered safe when performed by qualified dental specialists. The most common risks include temporary bleeding, swelling, and mild discomfort at the biopsy site. In rare cases, patients may experience infection, delayed healing, or scarring.



    More specific complications can include nerve damage, particularly if the biopsy is taken from areas near major nerve pathways in the mouth, which may result in temporary or permanent numbness. There's also a small risk of excessive bleeding, especially in patients taking blood-thinning medications.




    • Common minor complications:

      • Temporary pain and tenderness

      • Minor bleeding for 24-48 hours

      • Swelling of the surrounding tissue

      • Mild bruising




    • Rare but possible complications:

      • Post-procedure infection

      • Delayed wound healing

      • Formation of scar tissue

      • Temporary or permanent changes in sensation





    If you experience severe pain, prolonged bleeding, or signs of infection following your biopsy procedure, contact London Dental Specialists immediately for professional support and guidance. Our specialists provide comprehensive post-procedure care instructions and are available to address any concerns during your recovery period.

    How accurate are oral biopsy results and how long does it take to receive them?

    Oral biopsy results are highly accurate, with modern pathology labs typically delivering diagnostic accuracy rates above 95% for tissue samples. Results usually take between 3-5 working days to receive, though this can vary depending on the complexity of the analysis required and whether additional special stains or tests are needed.



    The analysis process involves careful examination of the tissue sample by specialist oral pathologists who assess the cellular structure and characteristics under high-powered microscopes. This detailed examination allows for precise identification of any abnormal cells or concerning tissue changes.




    • Initial results may be available within 2-3 days for straightforward cases

    • Complex cases requiring special staining techniques may take 7-10 days

    • Rush processing is available for urgent cases, with results possible within 24-48 hours

    • Follow-up consultation to discuss results is typically scheduled within a week




















    Biopsy TypeTypical Processing Time
    Incisional/Excisional3-5 days
    Fine Needle Aspiration2-3 days
    Punch Biopsy3-4 days


    At London Dental Specialists, we maintain close communication with our pathology partners to ensure swift processing of all biopsy samples. Our specialists will contact you immediately once results are available to discuss the findings and any necessary next steps in your treatment plan.

    What should I expect during the consultation before an oral biopsy?

    A dental biopsy is a diagnostic procedure where a small sample of tissue is carefully removed from your mouth for laboratory examination. At London Dental Specialists, our experienced oral surgeons perform biopsies to investigate suspicious lesions, growths, or abnormal tissue in the mouth, helping to diagnose or rule out serious conditions like oral cancer.



    The procedure typically takes 15-30 minutes under local anaesthesia and involves removing either a small piece or the entire area of concerning tissue. Our specialists use various techniques including punch, incisional, or excisional biopsies depending on the location and nature of the tissue requiring examination.




    • Common reasons for oral biopsies:

      • Persistent white or red patches in the mouth

      • Unusual growths or lumps

      • Non-healing mouth ulcers

      • Suspicious changes in oral tissue






















    Biopsy TypeDescription
    IncisionalRemoves a portion of the suspicious tissue
    ExcisionalRemoves entire lesion with surrounding margin
    PunchUses circular tool to remove small tissue sample


    Post-procedure care typically involves gentle salt water rinses and avoiding irritating foods for 24-48 hours. Our specialists provide comprehensive aftercare instructions and remain available for support throughout your recovery period.

    How should I prepare for my oral biopsy and what tests might be needed beforehand?

    To prepare for an oral biopsy, you'll need to provide your complete medical history and list of medications to your dental specialist. Blood tests may be required beforehand to check your clotting ability, especially if you take blood thinners. Most oral biopsies can be performed under local anaesthesia, though some cases may require additional pre-operative tests based on your medical condition.



    The specific preparation requirements depend on the type of biopsy being performed - whether it's an excisional, incisional, or fine-needle aspiration biopsy. Your dental specialist will provide detailed instructions, but generally, you should avoid eating for 6-8 hours before the procedure if sedation is planned.




    • Common pre-biopsy requirements:

      • Blood tests to check clotting factors

      • Review of current medications

      • Discussion of any allergies

      • Dental X-rays or imaging of the affected area






















    Type of BiopsyPreparation Needed
    Excisional/IncisionalMay require fasting if sedation planned
    Fine-needle aspirationUsually no special preparation needed
    Brush biopsyNo special preparation required


    For support or questions about oral biopsy procedures in London, our specialist team is available to provide guidance throughout your treatment journey.

    What is the cost range for an oral biopsy procedure in London?

    A dental biopsy is a precise diagnostic procedure where a small sample of oral tissue is carefully removed and examined under a microscope to diagnose potential oral conditions or diseases. At London Dental Specialists, our experienced oral surgeons perform both excisional biopsies, where the entire suspicious area is removed, and incisional biopsies, where only a portion of tissue is sampled for diagnosis.



    The procedure typically takes 15-30 minutes under local anaesthesia, ensuring patient comfort throughout. Our specialists may recommend a biopsy to investigate unusual patches, lumps, or lesions in the mouth, helping to rule out or confirm conditions ranging from infections to oral cancer.




    • Types of dental biopsies we perform:

      • Brush biopsy - A non-invasive technique using a specialised brush

      • Punch biopsy - Removes a small circular section of tissue

      • Incisional biopsy - Takes a small sample from a larger lesion

      • Excisional biopsy - Removes the entire suspicious area





    Recovery time is typically minimal, with most patients returning to normal activities the next day. While mild discomfort may occur, this can be managed with over-the-counter pain relief. Our 10-year warranty covers related endodontic procedures, and our team provides comprehensive aftercare support.




    • Post-procedure care includes:

      • Avoiding hot foods and drinks for 24 hours

      • Gentle salt water rinses after 24 hours

      • Maintaining good oral hygiene

      • Following prescribed medication schedules



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    What should I expect during my oral biopsy consultation and how can I book an appointment?

    During your oral biopsy consultation at London Dental Specialists, you can expect a thorough examination and discussion of your oral tissue concerns. Our specialist will review your medical history, examine the area of concern, and explain the biopsy procedure in detail, including whether you'll need an excisional, incisional, or fine-needle aspiration biopsy. To book an appointment, simply call our London clinic directly to speak with our patient care team.



    The consultation typically takes 30-45 minutes, during which we'll discuss the specific type of biopsy needed and answer any questions you may have about the procedure. We'll also provide detailed pre-procedure instructions and explain what to expect during recovery.



    What to Bring to Your Consultation:



    • Complete medical history

    • List of current medications

    • Previous dental records (if available)

    • Recent x-rays (if you have them)

    • List of questions or concerns



    Types of Oral Biopsies We Perform:



    • Excisional biopsy - removal of entire lesion

    • Incisional biopsy - removal of a portion of tissue

    • Fine-needle aspiration - collection of cell samples

    • Punch biopsy - removal of a small circular section



    For post-procedure care and support, our specialists are available to address any concerns. We provide comprehensive aftercare instructions and follow-up appointments to monitor your healing progress.

    What payment options and financing plans are available for oral biopsy procedures?

    London Dental Specialists offers flexible payment arrangements for oral biopsy procedures, which can be discussed during your initial consultation. To explore specific financing options and payment plans tailored to your needs, we encourage you to contact our treatment coordinators who can provide detailed information about available arrangements.



    Our team understands that dental procedures can be a significant investment, which is why we work with various financial institutions to help make treatment more accessible. We offer transparent pricing and will provide a detailed cost breakdown during your consultation, allowing you to make an informed decision about your oral health care.




    • Initial consultation fee will be discussed when booking your appointment

    • Complete treatment cost provided after examination

    • Various payment arrangements available upon request

    • Insurance coordination assistance offered




















    Payment ConsiderationAvailable Options
    Payment TimingBefore procedure or arranged instalments
    Consultation BookingDeposit may be required
    Financial DiscussionPrivate consultation with coordinator


    For detailed information about payment options and to discuss your specific needs, please contact our office directly. Our treatment coordinators are available to help create a payment solution that works for you.

    What should I know about the oral biopsy procedure and recovery timeline?

    An oral biopsy procedure involves removing a small tissue sample from your mouth for laboratory examination, typically taking 15-30 minutes under local anaesthesia. The recovery timeline usually spans 1-2 weeks, with most patients returning to normal activities within 24-48 hours after the procedure.



    At London Dental Specialists, our oral biopsy procedures are performed using either an incisional method (removing a portion of suspicious tissue) or excisional method (removing the entire lesion), depending on your specific case. The procedure is essential for diagnosing various oral conditions and ensuring appropriate treatment planning.




    • Before the Procedure:

      • No special preparation required

      • Inform us about any medications you're taking

      • Avoid smoking for at least 24 hours before the procedure




    • Recovery Timeline:

      • First 24 hours: Minor discomfort and slight bleeding

      • Days 2-3: Mild swelling may occur

      • Days 4-7: Healing progresses, discomfort diminishes

      • Days 8-14: Complete healing typically achieved




    • Post-Procedure Care:

      • Apply ice packs to reduce swelling

      • Eat soft foods for 2-3 days

      • Gentle salt water rinses after 24 hours

      • Avoid vigorous mouth rinsing

      • Keep the area clean





    Contact our specialist team immediately if you experience severe pain, excessive bleeding, or signs of infection. We provide comprehensive post-procedure support to ensure optimal healing and comfort.

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