Apex Resection

Key Insights at a Glance

• The procedure is minimally invasive and offers quick recovery.
• Average cost of the treatment abroad is 50% lower than in the U.S.
• Risks include minor scarring and infection, with a high success rate overall.
• Clinics accredited by international boards provide safer, high-quality care.
• Patients typically need 1-2 weeks for full recovery post-surgery.

What is Apex Resection?

Apex resection, also known as apicoectomy, is a surgical procedure aimed at removing the apex (tip) of a tooth's root along with any surrounding infected tissue. This treatment is typically recommended when a conventional root canal therapy fails or when infection persists or recurs. The goal is to preserve the tooth and maintain its functionality by addressing the infection at its root.

Symptoms of Dental Infections Requiring Apex Resection

• Persistent pain and discomfort in the affected tooth
• Sensitivity to heat and cold
• Swelling around the gums and face
• Discharge of pus from the affected area
• Discoloration of the tooth

Latest Types of Apex Resection available in the World

Type	Description	Advantages
Traditional Apicoectomy	Removal of the root tip and infected tissue through a small incision in the gum.	High success rate, well-studied procedure.
Microsurgical Apicoectomy	Uses advanced microscopy and ultrasonic instruments for enhanced precision.	Less invasive, reduced recovery time, and minimal discomfort.

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Safety concerns related to Apex Resection Overseas

• Risk of infection from non-sterile instruments
• Qualifications and experience of the dental surgeon
• Post-surgical care and emergency services availability

Benefits of Apex Resection Abroad

• Cost-effective compared to domestic surgery
• Access to top dental experts and advanced technologies
• Opportunity to recover in a pleasant environment

Risks Associated with Apex Resection Globally

• Minor risk of nerve damage leading to numbness or tingling
• Possibility of sinus complications if the upper teeth are involved
• Rare cases of infection if post-operative care is not followed properly

Procedure Details of Apex Resection

Step	Description
1. Diagnosis	Thorough examination and X-rays to confirm the need for apicoectomy.
2. Anesthesia	Local anesthesia is administered to numb the area.
3. Incision	A small incision in the gum tissue to expose the root and surrounding bone.
4. Resection	Removal of the infected root tip and any affected tissue.
5. Closure	The incision is sutured to allow natural healing.

Cost of Apex Resection in the World | Compare Prices

Country	Cost
Mexico	$300
Turkey	$350
Thailand	$400
Colombia	$350
India	$250
Austria	$600
USA	$1200
UK	$900

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FAQs Related to Apex Resection Overseas

What does the Apex Resection cost without insurance?

The cost of an apex resection without insurance can vary significantly depending on the country, ranging from $250 to $1200.

Is Apex Resection painful?

The procedure itself is not painful due to the use of local anesthesia, but some discomfort and swelling may be experienced post-surgery.

How long is the recovery time?

Recovery typically takes 1-2 weeks, during which patients may need to take prescribed pain relief and antibiotics.

What are the success rates of Apex Resection?

Apex resection has a high success rate of about 85-95%, especially when performed by an experienced endodontist.

Can Apex Resection be repeated on the same tooth?

Yes, if necessary, an apex resection can be repeated, although it's generally less common.

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