Implant & Surgical Consultation

A planning appointment with the oral surgeon to assess a missing-tooth, surgical or prosthetic case and map out treatment. The dentist examines the mouth, reviews the medical history and, where needed, arranges a CBCT scan to evaluate bone volume and anatomy in three dimensions. The visit covers the options, sequence and likely costs — for example implants, bone grafting or a sinus lift — so the patient can make an informed decision before starting.

A consultation at Stomatologia Pietrzyccy is the starting point for implant, surgical and prosthetic treatment and is conducted by Dr Marcin Pietrzycki, whose background is in oral surgery and implantology. The appointment is used to understand the patient's concerns and goals, examine the mouth, review relevant medical history and discuss which approaches are realistic for the individual situation — whether that is replacing a single tooth, planning multiple implants, addressing a failing tooth, or designing a crown, bridge or denture. For implant and surgical planning the clinic relies on cone-beam CT (CBCT) imaging, which produces a three-dimensional view of the jawbone, showing bone height and width and the position of nerves and the sinus so treatment can be planned safely and predictably; a pantomogram or single-tooth scan may be used for simpler cases. On the basis of the examination and imaging, the dentist explains the recommended sequence of treatment, whether procedures such as bone grafting or a sinus lift are likely to be needed, roughly how long treatment will take and what it will cost, drawing on the clinic's published price list. For patients travelling to Legnica, this planning step is a useful opportunity to understand the treatment before committing. Instalment financing through MediRaty is available to help spread the cost of larger treatment plans.