Why remove wisdom teeth?
The dental community agrees that extraction of wisdom teeth that are symptomatic, or represent an oral health risk (pain, infection, damage to other teeth etc.), should be recommended. They are extracted in 75% of the population of the 36 most developed nations.
Wisdom teeth emerge later than other teeth: eruption usually occurs between the age of 16 and 25. The wisdom tooth is the third molar, the one at the back of the dental arch.
Plan an intervention
Rhône Dental Clinic adapts to the most demanding schedules and to the private requirements of each patient. We guarantee you a strict punctuality and offer an emergency service if necessary.
Rhône Dental Clinic 4 in 1 protocol
We reduce the risk of small trauma to allow the resumption of a normal activity the day after the intervention
1. Complete diagnosis
This is made using panoramic 3D imagery, to determine the exact location of each wisdom tooth, its anatomical position, the eruption axes and the state of alignment of the arches. This diagnosis will enable us to decide whether the extractions are necessary or can be avoided.2. Personalized sedation technique
Specifically adapted to the patient, this is intended to remove any apprehension about the surgery and stress related to the surgical procedure.3. Limited number of surgical procedures and sedations
The protocol includes all wisdom teeth to be extracted at the same time.4. One extraction and double the chance for the future
We offer our patients the chance to have their teeth preserved according to a precise method. After the extraction, the teeth are transported to a laboratory according to strict protocols. The stem cells are then extracted from the dental pulp and reproduced.Votre confort avant tout !
Afin de limiter le nombre de sédations et de désagréments, en évitant aussi de multiplier les rendez-vous chez le dentiste,
Rhône Dental Clinic organise un protocole spécifique pour que l’extraction des dents de sagesse n’évoque pas un souvenir pénible mais une simple formalité médicale.
Pour cela, nous allons placer votre confort en premier lieu. Après l’intervention de notre spécialiste, vous pourrez vous reposer un petit moment et profiter d’une séance de photobiomodulation grâce à notre appareil exclusif : l’ATP38.
Comment ça marche ?
Après votre intervention, vous aurez une séance de détente durant 15 minutes avec l’appareil au dessus de votre visage.
En utilisant l’énergie lumineuse, l’ATP38 convertit celle-ci en énergie métabolique afin de stimuler la production de molécules.
Grâce à des programmes spécifiques dont, celui de la cicatrisation, nous arrivons à amplifier le métabolisme naturel réparateur des cellules afin de réduire la douleur et le temps de cicatrisation
les bienfaits de l'atp38 se résument à :
La cicatrisation
Un rôle d’anti-inflammatoire
Un rôle d’antalgique
Découvrez en plus sur l'atp38 avec la vidéo ci-dessous
"We guarantee post-operative outcomes without pain, while avoiding sources of complications, even benign ones. The patient can resume his activities the next day. "
Stem cell preservation from wisdom teeth
Why is it so important to preserve the dental stem cells contained in your wisdom teeth?
Advances in scientific research confirm that stem cells have considerable potential for many thera-peutic applications
Stem cells are undifferentiated cells that have a self-renewing capacity throughout the life of the individual. They can also differentiate, under certain conditions, into many specialized cell types.
Patients can use their own cells, without needing to search for a compatible donor, which also reduces the risk of rejection.
Biobanks, authorized and specialized in the preparation and storage of pulp stem cells, open up access to regenerative medicine of the future.
Among the different types of stem cells, those of the dental pulp have the advantage of being plu-ripotent. They can also be cryo-preserved and then stored for long periods without losing their es-sential properties of multiplication and differentiation.
Like milk teeth, wisdom teeth are growing organs and therefore immature. For this reason, their pulp (central area, also called the “nerve”) contains high-proliferation stem cells.
Dental pulp stem cells are easily accessible and are recovered during non-invasive surgical procedures, such as tooth extraction. The tooth must be healthy, and removed for medical reasons.
The wisdom teeth, often extracted from young adults aged 16 to 25, can be a good source of stem cells since, at this stage, the pulp is large and the potential for viable cells is high.
To find more about Stem Cells
“THE CURRENT STATUS OF SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE DEMONSTRATES THAT THE Applications OF ADULT STEM CELLS ARE NUMEROUS AND OFFER GREAT THERAPEUTIC HOPES FOR MEDICINE. AS A PIONEER IN THIS FIELD, OUR CLINIC OFFERS A PROTOCOL FOR THE PRESERVATION OF YOUR DENTAL STEM CELLS, WHICH ARE TAKEN FROM YOUR WISDOM TEETH, THEN CULTURED FOR A FEW WEEKS IN A LABORATORY BEFORE BEING PLACED INTO LONG-TERM STORAGE. IN RESPONSE TO THE GROWING DEMAND OF OUR PATIENTS, THE PRESERVATION OF STEM CELLS IS PAVING THE WAY FOR COUNTLESS FUTURE CELL THERAPIES”