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Soft Tissue Injuries Repair in London, United Kingdom

At London Dental Specialists: Our Dental Clinic in London, England, United Kingdom, we specialise in the comprehensive repair and treatment of oral soft tissue injuries. Our expert team provides advanced care for injuries affecting the gums, cheeks, tongue, and other delicate oral tissues, ensuring optimal healing and restoration of your oral health. Whether you've experienced trauma from accidents, sports injuries, or other dental emergencies, our specialists employ the latest techniques and evidence-based protocols to manage and repair soft tissue damage.

We understand that oral soft tissue injuries can be particularly distressing, affecting essential daily activities like eating, speaking, and smiling. Our treatment approach begins with a thorough assessment of your injury, followed by a personalised treatment plan that may include advanced tissue repair techniques, careful wound management, and post-treatment care guidance. We utilise state-of-the-art diagnostic imaging and modern therapeutic methods to ensure precise treatment delivery and optimal healing outcomes.

Our commitment extends beyond immediate repair to include comprehensive aftercare support, helping prevent complications and ensure long-term oral health. With our expertise in managing various grades of soft tissue injuries - from minor abrasions to more complex trauma - we provide the specialised care needed to restore both function and aesthetics to your oral tissues.

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Our comprehensive Soft Tissue Injuries Repair service begins with a thorough consultation to assess your oral soft tissue damage, followed by creating a personalised treatment plan tailored to your specific injury. Using advanced dental techniques, our specialists carefully repair damaged oral tissues, whether from trauma, dental procedures, or other causes. The treatment process involves precise tissue manipulation and suturing when necessary, with careful attention to preserving surrounding healthy tissue. Throughout your recovery, we provide detailed aftercare instructions and follow-up appointments to ensure proper healing and optimal results, implementing proven protocols like RICE where appropriate to manage swelling and promote healing of the oral soft tissues.

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

    Your journey to soft tissue injury repair begins with a comprehensive consultation at London Dental Specialists. During this initial 45-minute assessment, our dental specialists thoroughly examine your oral soft tissue injury to determine the most appropriate treatment approach.



    The consultation process includes:




    • Detailed oral examination to assess the extent and nature of the soft tissue injury

    • Medical history review to understand any underlying conditions that may affect treatment

    • Digital imaging when necessary to evaluate deeper tissue damage

    • Pain level assessment to ensure appropriate comfort measures are implemented



    During your assessment, we will:




    • Identify the specific type and grade of soft tissue injury

    • Evaluate any immediate treatment needs

    • Discuss your symptoms and how they affect your daily life

    • Create a personalised treatment plan



    What to bring to your consultation:




    • Previous dental records if available

    • List of current medications

    • Recent dental X-rays if you have them

    • Notes about your symptoms and concerns



    By the end of your consultation, you will receive:




    • A detailed treatment plan tailored to your specific injury

    • Clear explanation of the repair process

    • Timeline for expected recovery

    • Guidance on immediate care measures



    Our specialists will ensure you fully understand your condition and the recommended treatment approach before proceeding with any repairs. This consultation forms the foundation of your successful soft tissue injury treatment journey.

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    Custom Treatment Plan for Soft Tissue Injuries Repair

    Our custom treatment plan for soft tissue injuries repair begins with a comprehensive assessment of your dental-related soft tissue damage. Whether you've experienced trauma to your gums, cheeks, or other oral soft tissues, we create a personalised approach tailored to your specific injury.



    During this crucial planning phase, we will:




    • Evaluate the extent and grade of your soft tissue injury

      • Grade 1 - Minor tears with minimal functional impact

      • Grade 2 - Moderate damage with some functional compromise

      • Grade 3 - Severe damage requiring immediate attention



    • Document the affected oral areas using advanced imaging techniques when necessary

    • Assess any impact on surrounding dental structures

    • Consider your medical history and healing factors



    Your customised treatment plan will include:




    • Immediate care protocols to manage swelling and discomfort

    • Specific healing timeframes based on injury severity

    • Required follow-up appointments

    • Detailed aftercare instructions



    We implement the RICE method where appropriate, modified specifically for oral soft tissue injuries:




    • Rest - Minimising movement of the affected area

    • Ice - Controlled application to reduce swelling

    • Compression - When applicable and safe for oral tissues

    • Elevation - Positioning recommendations to reduce swelling



    Our treatment plans are regularly monitored and adjusted based on your healing progress, ensuring optimal recovery of your oral soft tissues.

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    Treatment Procedures for Soft Tissue Injuries Repair

    Soft tissue injuries repair at London Dental Specialists involves comprehensive treatment procedures to address damage to the oral and maxillofacial soft tissues. Our dental specialists utilise advanced techniques to restore both function and aesthetics following injuries to the mouth, gums, and surrounding facial areas.



    The treatment procedure typically follows these key steps:




    • Initial Assessment: Thorough examination of the injured soft tissue area using advanced imaging when necessary

    • Wound Cleaning: Careful cleansing and sterilisation of the affected area

    • Primary Repair: Precise suturing techniques to restore tissue alignment

    • Tissue Protection: Application of appropriate dressings and protective measures



    During the procedure, we focus on:




    • Minimising Scarring: Using advanced suturing techniques to promote optimal healing

    • Preserving Function: Ensuring proper tissue alignment for normal oral function

    • Infection Prevention: Implementing strict sterilisation protocols

    • Pain Management: Providing appropriate anaesthesia and post-procedure care guidance



    Recovery typically involves:




    • Regular Monitoring: Scheduled follow-up appointments to assess healing

    • Oral Hygiene Guidance: Specific instructions for maintaining cleanliness during healing

    • Dietary Recommendations: Advice on appropriate foods during the recovery period



    The RICE method principles are often incorporated into our post-treatment care recommendations, adapted specifically for oral soft tissue injuries. This includes appropriate rest periods for the affected area, selective use of cold therapy, and guidance on managing swelling.

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    Post Treatment Care for Soft Tissue Injuries Repair

    Post-treatment care for soft tissue injuries in your mouth is crucial for optimal healing and long-term success. Following your soft tissue repair procedure at London Dental Specialists, proper aftercare will help prevent complications and ensure the best possible outcome.



    During the first 24-48 hours after treatment:



    • Apply ice packs to the outside of your face near the treated area for 15-20 minutes at a time

    • Rest and limit physical activity to prevent additional strain on the healing tissues

    • Maintain a soft food diet to avoid irritating the surgical site

    • Avoid hot foods and drinks until numbness has completely worn off



    For the following weeks:



    • Maintain excellent oral hygiene but be gentle around the treated area

    • Use prescribed antimicrobial mouth rinse as directed

    • Take any prescribed medications according to instructions

    • Avoid smoking or using tobacco products



    Warning signs to watch for:



    • Excessive bleeding that doesn't subside

    • Severe pain or swelling after 72 hours

    • Unusual discharge from the surgical site

    • Fever or persistent discomfort



    Contact London Dental Specialists immediately if you experience any concerning symptoms. Our team provides comprehensive support throughout your recovery period, and we're here to address any questions or concerns you may have about your healing process.



    Remember that healing times vary between individuals, but most soft tissue repairs show significant improvement within 2-3 weeks. Our 10-year warranty on dental implants and endodontics provides you with long-term peace of mind.

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    Our Expert Team for Soft Tissue Injuries Repair

    At London Dental Specialists: Our Dental Clinic in London, England, United Kingdom, our highly qualified team specialises in treating and repairing soft tissue injuries affecting the oral and maxillofacial regions. Our specialists bring together decades of combined experience in managing complex soft tissue trauma, ensuring optimal healing and restoration of oral function.

    Dr. Ope Sodeinde leads our soft tissue repair team with his extensive periodontal expertise, particularly focusing on gum tissue reconstruction and regenerative procedures. His advanced training in periodontics and tissue management, backed by his MClinDent and MPerioRCS qualifications, ensures precise handling of delicate oral soft tissues.

    Dr. Neha Patel contributes valuable expertise in managing soft tissue complications related to endodontic procedures, whilst Dr. Kia Papagalani's orthodontic background provides crucial insights into soft tissue considerations during orthodontic treatment planning.

    Our support team, including our experienced dental nurses Geslaine De Souza and Mercedes Martin, assists in all soft tissue procedures, ensuring proper tissue handling and post-operative care. Florentina Ciuchea, our dental therapist, plays a vital role in monitoring healing progress and providing essential aftercare guidance.

    Each team member maintains current certifications and regularly participates in advanced training specific to soft tissue management, ensuring we deliver the most current, evidence-based treatments for our patients' soft tissue injuries.
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    Dr. Ope Sodeinde

    Principal Dentist & Dental Specialist in Periodontics

    Dr. Ope Sodeinde brings exceptional expertise to soft tissue injury repair as our Principal Dentist and Specialist in Periodontics. His advanced training in periodontics, supported by his Master's degree in Restorative Dentistry (MSc Rest Dent) and Master of Clinical Dentistry in Periodontics (MClinDent Perio), makes him particularly skilled in treating delicate oral soft tissue injuries. Dr. Sodeinde's prestigious Membership in Periodontics (MPerioRCS) from the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh further demonstrates his proficiency in managing complex soft tissue cases. His comprehensive understanding of gum surgeries and tissue management ensures optimal healing and aesthetic outcomes for patients requiring soft tissue repair procedures. With his extensive experience in periodontal care, Dr. Sodeinde employs the latest techniques and evidence-based approaches to restore both function and appearance of damaged oral soft tissues.

    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 treating soft tissue injuries and facial aesthetics through her orthodontic background. Her advanced training at Ohio State University, where she earned her Master of Science in Orthodontics, equipped her with comprehensive knowledge of facial anatomy and tissue manipulation. Dr. Papagalani's international experience allows her to employ modern techniques in soft tissue repair, particularly focusing on injuries that affect dental alignment and facial harmony. Her approach combines careful assessment of tissue damage with strategic treatment planning, ensuring optimal healing and aesthetic outcomes. As a registered specialist with the GDC (No: 228487), Dr. Papagalani's expertise in managing soft tissue complications makes her particularly valuable for patients requiring delicate tissue repair alongside orthodontic treatment.

    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 Soft Tissue Injuries Repair in London, UK

    Considering Soft Tissue Injuries Repair? 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 are the most effective treatments for repairing soft tissue injuries in the mouth?

    The most effective treatments for repairing soft tissue injuries in the mouth typically involve a combination of professional dental care and self-management techniques. Initial treatment focuses on controlling bleeding and reducing swelling through gentle pressure application and cold compress therapy. For more severe oral soft tissue injuries, such as deep cuts to the lips, cheeks, or gums, professional dental intervention is essential to prevent infection and ensure proper healing.



    Treatment approaches vary depending on the severity and location of the injury, ranging from simple cleaning and monitoring to advanced surgical repair. Common soft tissue injuries in the mouth include lacerations, contusions, and abrasions to the gums, cheeks, lips, and tongue, which may occur from accidents, sports injuries, or dental procedures.




    • Immediate Treatment Steps:

      • Clean the affected area with warm salt water rinses

      • Apply cold compress externally for 20 minutes

      • Use sterile gauze for compression if bleeding




    • Professional Treatment Options:

      • Suturing for deep lacerations

      • Antimicrobial treatments

      • Protective covering applications

      • Tissue grafting for severe cases




    • Recovery Timeline:

      • Minor injuries: 3-7 days

      • Moderate injuries: 1-2 weeks

      • Severe injuries: 3-6 weeks





    At London Dental Specialists, we provide comprehensive care for oral soft tissue injuries with follow-up support to ensure optimal healing. Our 10-year warranty on dental implants and endodontics gives patients peace of mind during their recovery journey.

    How long does it typically take for oral soft tissue injuries to heal completely?

    Oral soft tissue injuries typically take between 2-4 weeks to heal completely, though healing time varies depending on the severity and location of the injury. Minor injuries like small cuts or abrasions may heal within 7-10 days, while more severe lacerations or deep tissue damage can take up to 6 weeks for full recovery.



    The healing process follows three distinct phases: the inflammatory phase (first 3-5 days), the proliferative phase (5-14 days), and the remodelling phase (14+ days). During this time, proper oral hygiene and following post-injury care instructions are crucial for optimal healing.




    • Minor cuts and abrasions: 7-10 days

    • Moderate lacerations: 2-3 weeks

    • Severe tissue damage: 4-6 weeks

    • Surgical repairs: 3-6 weeks



    For optimal healing, patients should:



    • Rinse with prescribed antimicrobial mouthwash

    • Maintain gentle oral hygiene around the affected area

    • Avoid hot, spicy, or acidic foods

    • Stay hydrated and maintain a soft food diet initially

    • Avoid smoking or alcohol consumption during healing



    At London Dental Specialists, we provide comprehensive aftercare support and can be contacted if any complications arise during the healing process. Our 10-year warranty on dental implants and endodontics ensures long-term peace of mind for our patients.

    What preventive measures can be taken to avoid future soft tissue injuries in the mouth?

    To prevent future soft tissue injuries in the mouth, maintaining proper oral hygiene and protective measures during daily activities is essential. Regular brushing with a soft-bristled toothbrush, using proper technique to avoid damaging gum tissue, and wearing appropriate protective gear during sports activities are fundamental preventive steps.



    Dietary choices also play a crucial role in preventing soft tissue injuries. Avoiding extremely hot foods and beverages, sharp-edged crunchy foods, and being cautious with hard objects like pen caps or fingernails can significantly reduce the risk of oral soft tissue trauma.




    • Use a mouthguard during contact sports or high-risk activities

    • Practice gentle brushing techniques, especially around gum margins

    • Maintain regular dental check-ups to identify potential issues early

    • Stay hydrated to keep oral tissues healthy and resilient

    • Address teeth grinding (bruxism) with appropriate protective measures




















    Daily Preventive MeasuresProfessional Care
    Gentle oral hygiene routineRegular dental examinations
    Proper flossing techniqueProfessional cleaning every 6 months
    Balanced diet rich in vitamins C and DEarly intervention for any oral issues


    Should you experience any soft tissue injury despite these preventive measures, London Dental Specialists offers comprehensive care with a 10-year warranty on dental implants and endodontic treatments.

    What signs indicate that professional treatment is needed for an oral soft tissue injury?

    Professional treatment for oral soft tissue injuries is necessary when you experience persistent bleeding, severe pain, or visible deep cuts in your mouth's soft tissues. Signs that require immediate dental attention include wounds larger than 1/2 inch, injuries that expose underlying tissue or bone, and lacerations that affect your ability to move your tongue or lips normally.



    Additional warning signs include significant swelling that interferes with breathing or swallowing, injuries accompanied by knocked-out teeth, and wounds that show signs of infection such as increased redness, warmth, or pus discharge. These symptoms indicate potential complications that require expert evaluation and treatment.




    • Immediate signs requiring professional care:

      • Uncontrolled bleeding lasting more than 15 minutes

      • Deep cuts affecting muscle movement

      • Visible bone or deep tissue exposure

      • Difficulty breathing or swallowing




    • Secondary signs that need assessment:

      • Persistent pain after 24 hours

      • Changes in bite alignment

      • Numbness or tingling in affected areas

      • Discoloration beyond normal bruising






















    Injury TypeRecovery Timeline
    Minor cuts/abrasions7-10 days
    Moderate lacerations2-3 weeks
    Severe tissue damage4-6 weeks
    What are the common complications that can arise from untreated soft tissue injuries in the mouth?

    Untreated soft tissue injuries in the mouth can lead to several serious complications, including chronic pain, infection, and impaired oral function. When soft tissue injuries such as cuts, tears, or lacerations to the gums, cheeks, or tongue are left without proper medical attention, they can develop into more severe conditions that affect both oral health and daily activities like eating and speaking.



    The most immediate complications include prolonged bleeding, increased risk of bacterial infection, and the formation of scar tissue that may interfere with normal mouth movement. Additionally, untreated injuries can result in improper healing, leading to persistent discomfort and potential nerve damage.




    • Common Complications:

      • Chronic inflammation and swelling

      • Development of oral abscesses

      • Difficulty in eating and speaking

      • Altered bite alignment

      • Compromised periodontal health






















    TimelinePotential Complications
    24-48 hoursExcessive bleeding, acute pain, swelling
    1 weekRisk of infection, tissue discolouration
    2-4 weeksImproper healing, scar tissue formation


    At London Dental Specialists, we recommend immediate assessment of any oral soft tissue injury to prevent these complications. Our specialists provide comprehensive treatment with a focus on optimal healing and restoration of proper oral function.

    What role does proper nutrition play in supporting soft tissue injury recovery in the mouth?

    Soft tissue injuries in the mouth and face require specialized dental care for proper healing and repair. These injuries can affect the gums, cheeks, tongue, and other oral tissues, often resulting from accidents, sports injuries, or dental procedures. Prompt treatment is essential to prevent complications and ensure optimal healing of the damaged tissue.



    At London Dental Specialists, our approach to soft tissue repair involves careful assessment of the injury followed by appropriate treatment techniques to restore both function and aesthetics. The healing process typically progresses through three distinct phases: inflammation (3-7 days), repair (3-6 weeks), and remodelling (up to 2 years), with most patients experiencing significant improvement within 6 weeks.




    • Common types of oral soft tissue injuries:

      • Lacerations to gums or cheeks

      • Torn or damaged frenum

      • Periodontal tissue trauma

      • Tongue injuries


























    Recovery PhaseTimelineWhat to Expect
    Acute Phase3-7 daysSwelling, tenderness, initial healing begins
    Repair Phase3-6 weeksTissue regeneration, reduced discomfort
    Remodelling PhaseUp to 2 yearsComplete healing, tissue strengthening


    Post-treatment care is crucial for optimal healing. Our specialists provide comprehensive aftercare instructions and are available for support throughout your recovery journey. We offer a 10-year warranty on dental implants and endodontic procedures, ensuring long-term peace of mind for our patients.

    What pain management options are available during soft tissue injury recovery in the mouth?

    Pain management during soft tissue injury recovery in the mouth typically involves a combination of medication and self-care techniques. Over-the-counter painkillers like paracetamol and ibuprofen can effectively manage discomfort, while topical anaesthetic gels containing benzocaine can provide temporary numbing relief for specific areas.



    Cold therapy plays a crucial role in managing oral soft tissue pain, particularly in the first 48 hours after injury. Applying ice packs to the outside of the face (wrapped in a thin cloth) for 15-20 minutes at a time can help reduce swelling and numb the area, providing natural pain relief.




    • Immediate pain management options:

      • Salt water rinses (1/2 teaspoon salt in warm water)

      • Cold compress application

      • Over-the-counter pain medication

      • Topical anaesthetic gels




    • Long-term comfort measures:

      • Soft food diet to avoid irritation

      • Avoiding hot or spicy foods

      • Using a soft-bristled toothbrush

      • Gentle cleaning around the injured area





    For professional support with soft tissue injuries and ongoing care, London Dental Specialists provide expert treatment and guidance, backed by our 10-year warranty on dental implants and endodontic procedures. Contact our team if you experience persistent pain or concerns during your recovery.

    What are the key differences between minor and severe oral soft tissue injuries that require professional treatment?

    Soft tissue injuries in the mouth and face require specialized dental care for proper healing and repair. These injuries can affect the gums, cheeks, tongue, and other oral tissues, often resulting from accidents, sports injuries, or dental procedures. Prompt treatment is essential to prevent complications and ensure optimal healing of the damaged tissue.



    At London Dental Specialists, our approach to soft tissue repair involves careful assessment of the injury followed by appropriate treatment techniques to restore both function and aesthetics. Treatment may include suturing, grafting, or advanced tissue regeneration procedures depending on the severity and location of the injury.




    • Common types of oral soft tissue injuries:

      • Lacerations to gums or cheeks

      • Torn or damaged frenum

      • Periodontal tissue trauma

      • Tongue injuries






















    Recovery TimelineExpected Progress
    Days 1-3Initial healing and inflammation reduction
    Days 4-14Tissue repair and regeneration begins
    Weeks 2-6Continued healing and tissue strengthening


    Post-treatment care is crucial for optimal healing. We provide comprehensive aftercare instructions and offer support throughout the recovery process. Our 10-year warranty on dental implants and endodontics gives patients peace of mind about their treatment outcomes.

    Can’t find the answer to your Soft Tissue Injuries Repair questions here? Always feel welcome to contact us with your Soft Tissue Injuries Repair questions and concerns.
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    What should I expect during my initial consultation for oral soft tissue injury repair?

    During your initial consultation for oral soft tissue injury repair at London Dental Specialists, you can expect a comprehensive examination of your injury and discussion of treatment options. Our specialist will carefully assess the extent of damage to your oral soft tissues, which may include injuries to your gums, cheeks, tongue, or lips, using advanced diagnostic techniques and imaging if necessary.



    The consultation typically involves documenting your medical history, understanding how the injury occurred, and evaluating any immediate symptoms such as pain, swelling, or bleeding. Our specialists will create a personalised treatment plan based on the severity and location of your soft tissue injury.




    • Initial Assessment Components:

      • Visual examination of injured area

      • Documentation of symptoms and pain levels

      • Review of medical and dental history

      • Discussion of injury cause and circumstances




    • Diagnostic Procedures May Include:

      • Intraoral photographs

      • Soft tissue examination

      • Assessment of surrounding dental structures




    • Treatment Planning Discussion:

      • Explanation of repair options

      • Expected recovery timeline

      • Post-treatment care instructions

      • Follow-up appointment scheduling



    What should I expect to pay for soft tissue injury repair treatment?

    The cost of soft tissue injury repair treatment in London typically ranges from £500 to £3,000, depending on the severity and location of the injury. This price variation reflects the complexity of the procedure, with minor repairs costing less and more extensive reconstructive work requiring a higher investment.



    Treatment costs are influenced by several factors, including the type of soft tissue damaged (gums, ligaments, or muscles), the extent of injury, and whether additional procedures are needed. At London Dental Specialists, we provide detailed cost breakdowns during your initial consultation.




    • Minor soft tissue repairs (small cuts, simple suturing): £500-£800

    • Moderate repairs (gum grafts, moderate reconstructions): £800-£1,500

    • Complex repairs (extensive reconstruction): £1,500-£3,000



    Treatment timeline factors that affect cost:



    • Number of required appointments

    • Type of anaesthesia needed

    • Complexity of the repair technique

    • Post-operative care requirements



    For specific pricing details and payment options, we recommend scheduling a consultation with our specialist team. Each treatment plan is customised to the individual patient's needs and circumstances.

    What should I know about the recovery timeline and aftercare for soft tissue repair treatment?

    Recovery from soft tissue injury repair typically follows a three-phase healing process spanning 6-8 weeks, though complete healing may take several months. The initial inflammatory phase lasts 3-7 days, followed by a repair phase of 3-6 weeks, and finally a remodelling phase that can continue for up to 2 years. During this time, following proper aftercare instructions is crucial for optimal healing.



    Immediate aftercare involves following the RICE protocol (Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation) for the first 48-72 hours post-treatment. Patients should avoid activities that could stress the treated area and maintain good oral hygiene while being gentle around the surgical site.




    • First 24-48 hours:

      • Apply ice packs externally for 20 minutes every 2-3 hours

      • Avoid hot foods and drinks

      • Stick to soft, cool foods

      • Avoid smoking and alcohol consumption




    • First week:

      • Gentle salt water rinses after meals

      • Take prescribed medications as directed

      • Avoid strenuous physical activity

      • Keep head elevated while sleeping




    • Weeks 2-6:

      • Gradual return to normal diet

      • Continue gentle oral hygiene routine

      • Attend follow-up appointments as scheduled





    Contact London Dental Specialists immediately if you experience unusual pain, swelling, or bleeding during recovery. Our 10-year warranty on dental implants and endodontics ensures you'll receive continued support throughout your healing journey.

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