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Thrombosis of the arteries of the lower limbs

Prof. Dr. med. SA Kapranov, two-time laureate of the State Prize of the Russian Federation in the field of science and technology, laureate of the Leninsky Komsomol Prize, author of more than 350 scientific treatises in medicine, 7 monographs and 10 patents for inventions in medicine. In 30 years of personal experience, he has performed more than 10,000 different endovascular surgeries

ENDOVASCULAR STENTING OF THE LOWER LIMBS

The Center for Endovascular Surgery offers an innovative approach to the treatment of atherosclerotic lesions of the iliac arteries and lower limbs. The specialists use modern techniques. They use devices for endovascular surgery. This allows removal of atherosclerotic plaques and thrombotic masses. For the treatment of arterial diseases of the lower limbs, you can choose your own clinic.

Cost of the operation:

Thrombosis and atherosclerosis of the lower limbs are serious diseases. Thrombosis and atherosclerosis are caused by impaired blood circulation. Quite often, these diseases cause severe damage to the veins and a variety of trophic changes in the tissues of the extremities (lower limbs).

Thrombosis can be described as a complication of atherosclerosis. In this type of disease, the vessel (vein) becomes completely blocked.

Venous thrombosis in the lower limbs can occur in the following diseases:

1. Erosion of the vessel wall (vein wall).
2. Diseases that lead to blood clotting disorders.
3. Lesions in the vessel wall (vein wall).

Figure 1. Stages of endovascular stenting for atherosclerosis of the superficial femoral artery (SFA): a) occlusion (blockade) of the SFA, b) recanalization of the arterial occlusion with a guide wire, c) implantation of an endovascular stent (dilator) into the affected vessels (veins ), d) complete restoration of arterial patency after the procedure.

Which prosthetic treatment is right for you?

We offer an extended guarantee of 15 years on the prosthetic restoration. A beautiful denture maintains its aesthetics over the long term and you maintain your oral hygiene.

In our prosthetics laboratory we model and manufacture the dentures ourselves. The leader Kiryl Savin is a master of prosthetics in Russia.

Our clinic offers dentures at the highest level. All treatment steps follow European protocols. We create the perfect smile under the best conditions!

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The most modern method of tooth replacement with the best optical and functional performance.

Fixed dentures fit securely and are not uncomfortable to wear, the teeth feel like your own. The load is distributed evenly so that no bone loss occurs. Disadvantages include higher cost, surgical procedures and contraindications.

Removable dentures – Plastic or nylon dentures are used to replace entire or multiple missing teeth.

Advantages – no surgery and low cost of prostheses. Disadvantages – short lifespan compared to implants, additional care, possible inconvenience when wearing.

Crowns are a fixed prosthetic method and are most often used when one or more teeth need to be restored. If a tooth is partially decayed, it is crowned with a crown to prevent eating discomfort and further decay. If a tooth is completely missing, the crown is placed on an implant.

Advantages – quick production, easy installation and good aesthetics. Disadvantages – grinding of teeth, high cost of treatment when restoring a large number of teeth.

Microprosthetics involves the reconstruction of individual tooth units in the event of chipping, increased abrasion, discoloration of the tooth enamel and curvature. Veneers made of composite, zirconium dioxide or ceramic as well as lumineers and ultraceramic veneers are used.

questions and answers

Modern removable dentures can be in the mouth 24 hours a day. However, it is better to take them out to allow the mucous membrane and alveolar process to recover. This slows down bone loss.

Can the brackets on removable dentures really wear away the enamel of healthy teeth?

The hooks with which the denture is attached to the supporting teeth are slightly elastic and do not damage the tooth enamel. If the braces are made correctly, the tooth enamel will not be damaged when the denture is removed.

The removable denture sits very loosely on the lower jaw. What can I do?

Due to the anatomical nature of the lower jaw, it will never be possible to obtain a perfectly fitting prosthesis. To reduce mobility, Corega glue can be used. However, the prosthesis will still be mobile.

A good solution is to insert at least 2 (preferably 4) implants onto which a prosthetic structure will be attached. Yes, that costs more. But if you consider that you have to pay for the purchase of the glue throughout your life and put up with the inconvenience of its application, the decision is obvious.

What is total adentia?

Total edentulism is a condition in which you no longer have any teeth in your mouth. To correct the defect, a removable full denture or a fixed brace on implants is required.

The first option is much more economical and does not require surgical intervention. The product is attached to the gums using a vacuum effect that holds the complete denture in the patient's mouth.

In addition, special adhesives or creams can be used to ensure better and more comfortable adhesion of the tissue. One of the best known, but not the only product, is Korega.

Types of full and partial dentures

The prosthetic design is selected based on the patient's specific clinical situation in the dental office.

After assessing the specific case, the dentist may recommend several prosthetic options:

• Plastic plate clamps – the price of a removable full denture of this type is the most budget-friendly. The base of the structure is made of a densely structured plastic. The fit to the gums is not too tight, especially over time as the tissue settles and bone resorption occurs. The first products of this type were quite bulky, abrasive to soft tissue and uncomfortable. Modern plastic can be used to create a lightweight, attractive, safe and removable full denture at an affordable price that sits well on the mucous membrane.
• Nylon construction is a more expensive solution. They are comfortable models with acceptable aesthetic qualities. However, they also have disadvantages. Nylon is softer and therefore deforms over time, requiring relining. Like its acrylic counterpart, it does not distribute chewing pressure evenly, resulting in rapid bone loss.
• Flexible plastics – this case deserves the most attention. The model is made of a soft plastic with good elasticity. These materials include Acry Free.

Phalloprosthetic treatment: types of implants

Surgical treatment of impotence is carried out using three types of implants that differ in their construction.

• Semi-rigid, unstiffened implants. Such implants cannot change size and are made of silicone. Therefore, the penis remains permanently erect after the implants are inserted. This problem is solved by constantly wearing restrictive underwear. This type of phallus implantation is the most cost-effective. However, it causes many difficulties for patients and is therefore rarely used.
• Controlled plastic. Silicone is used to make these prostheses. A flexible rod inside the implant allows the position of the penis to be fixed.
• Hydraulically guided prostheses. The highest quality, most expensive and complex prostheses. They are based on a structure with cylinders, pumps and hoses. Such a prosthesis is able to almost completely recreate a natural erection. Modern implant models are designed to last a long time (20 years or more) and to be as practical and comfortable as possible for patients.

The choice of type of phalloprosthesis depends on the patient's capabilities.

In the Sechenov surgical urology clinic, patients are treated thoroughly. Patients are carefully prepared before surgery to exclude possible contraindications and minimize the risk of complications after surgery. The preparation includes:
Laboratory tests – general and biochemical blood test, general urine test, Rhesus factor and blood group test, hospital complex (HIV, syphilis, hepatitis B and C);

instrumental examinations – electrocardiogram, chest x-ray, ultrasound of the scrotum, penis and pelvic organs;
Consultation of a general practitioner, anesthesiologist, psychologist and other specialists.

Proceedings

The implantation of a phalloprosthesis is carried out minimally invasively in the Sechenov Surgical Urology Clinic. The implantation of a phalloprosthesis is carried out minimally invasively. Therefore, the procedure is usually carried out under spinal anesthesia. In some cases, general anesthesia is also used. The surgeon makes a 2-3 cm incision through which he creates a tunnel and a bed for the implant. The specialist then inserts the prosthesis. The implant is inserted with minimal trauma to the tissue. This significantly reduces the risk of bleeding and speeds up rehabilitation. The operation takes approximately 1-2 hours.

Minimally invasive techniques allow for shorter rehabilitation and a shorter hospital stay. As a rule, the patient remains in the hospital for 3-4 days after the procedure. In some cases it is possible to return to normal activities within 1-2 days.

During the rehabilitation period, the patient is recommended, among other things

taking antibiotics to prevent infections from developing;
Painkillers for discomfort at the surgical site;
Sexual protection for 4 weeks;
Avoid heavy physical activity for one month.

After discharge from the clinic, the patient recovers on an outpatient basis and visits the doctor on certain days. The swelling usually subsides within 3-4 weeks.

During this time the penis regains its sensitivity. After the rehabilitation period, the patient should undergo an annual examination by an andrologist.

Why do the costs of a prosthesis vary from clinic to clinic?

Patients who need a prosthesis are usually interested not only in the methods of restoration, but also in the cost of prostheses in various medical centers. And they note that Adentia treatment can vary in price, even if more or less the same techniques and materials are used. This is due to several factors.

The cost of prostheses is particularly influenced by the experience of doctors and their level of qualifications, which is confirmed by international certificates. In addition, the prices of services may depend on the form of ownership and presence of the clinic, the cost of renting premises and the type of equipment used. It is obvious that the cost of treatment in a well-equipped private dental clinic with new technical equipment and highly qualified and experienced doctors is higher.

What is included in the total cost of a denture?

After the prosthesis is inserted, the patient incurs primary and secondary costs. Separate costs include:

• Diagnosis of the jaw system using x-rays;
• Treatment of diagnosed dental diseases;
• Preparation of teeth for prosthetics (depolishing, trimming, extraction);
• Making casts or computer models;
• Making temporary restorations;
• Fabrication of permanent crowns or bridges in the laboratory;
• Fitting, adjusting and inserting the prosthesis.

If an artificial root prosthesis is used, the total cost of the treatment also includes the cost of the implant.

Your advantages at IQ Denta

We think about things that others don't notice

All dentists at the clinic have over 12 years of experience

All dentists have completed special training

Sterilization with the most modern protocol for greater safety

Only certified materials from well-known manufacturers

Equipment park consists of European manufacturers (Germany, Italy)

What is that?

A nylon denture is a special soft, removable denture made of dental nylon. It is soft and flexible, so the prosthesis can be worn not only during the day but also at night. The patient does not feel any discomfort.

When viewed up close, the nylon dentures are visually very similar to real gums and teeth. They are attached to the neighboring healthy teeth using special hooks - brackets. Neither the fastening devices nor the prosthesis itself can be seen. Everything looks completely natural, so you can smile and laugh without worrying about anyone noticing that you are missing teeth.

If you compare nylon with acrylic, the former is clearly superior to its counterpart. It doesn't break even under strong chewing pressure. It is completely free of harmful and toxic substances, so nylon almost never causes allergies. At the same time, the price of nylon prostheses is slightly higher than that of plastic prostheses.

Prices for removable dentures

* The prices shown are not a public offer. For the exact cost of the service, please contact the dentist or the administration at the telephone number listed on the page.

Removable complete dentures are used to restore dentition and chewing function in the event of complete tooth loss. They do not require invasive manipulation during insertion and can be used in cases where penetrative procedures are undesirable. They are used by people suffering from diabetes, cancer, immune disorders and diseases associated with insufficient blood clotting.

Removable dentures can be used for bone deficits and other oral lesions that prevent the use of fixed orthodontic constructions. Additionally, dentures are less expensive and do not require the extraction of the remaining teeth in the mouth. Dentures take 1 to 2 weeks to create, while implants take about six months to establish. A worn structure can be easily replaced with a new one without the need for costly and painful dental procedures.

Partial dentures are used to compensate for the loss of several teeth. They are often used as temporary prostheses while the intramaxillary implants grow in. They help to quickly eliminate the aesthetic defect of the dentition, distribute the chewing force evenly and avoid the displacement of the neighboring teeth towards the gap.

'Stomos' produces all types. You choose the material and color of the artificial teeth yourself. By contacting us, you will receive support that meets the standards of developed European countries.

Types of removable dentures

Removable prostheses are differentiated according to their design and the method of attachment:

1. Completely removable. The patient can remove them independently and reinsert them at any time. Fully removable dentures are more commonly found among the types of dentures that are used for full adhesion and are attached with suction cups.

Fully removable dentures are made from acrylic, nylon or Acry Free:

• Acrylic is relatively inexpensive, but completely covers the palate and impairs diction;
• Nylon dentures are more aesthetically pleasing, soft and hypoallergenic, but are more expensive and have a shorter life expectancy;
• Acry Free dentures are comfortable, strong and durable, but their price is almost twice that of acrylic.

1. Conditionally removable. The patient cannot remove the prosthesis, but the dentist can remove it and reinsert it after treatment. Such systems are more commonly used for partial dentures and are secured in the mouth with special brackets or hooks. In dentistry, two types of conditionally removable dentures are used: snap dentures (based on a metal arch) and quadrotheses (without metal parts).

1. On implants. They are attached to 2-6 titanium implants using clamps. They are characterized by their high adhesive strength and their aesthetic appearance. They require surgery to insert the artificial supports. They last much longer than similar products that are attached to the patient's own teeth.

When are teeth replaced with removable dentures?

Removable dentures can be taken out of the mouth and inserted by the patient themselves. Older people are most likely to benefit from such solutions. For them it is not necessary to pay for expensive implants and in their situation this is the easiest option, even if the restoration requires more care. If the patient suffers from severe periodontal disease, a denture may also be the best choice. Prosthetic restorations can be made from different materials – acrylic or other plastics, nylon. Prostheses are made in the form of gum imitators, plates or suction cups.

• Use even in the most complex cases;
• Fast onset;
• Suitable for patients of all ages;
• Lower cost than other types of prostheses;
• Faster adjustment to restoration;
• A beautiful smile and the ability to chew all kinds of food without problems.

The stages of manufacturing plate prostheses

The first and most important step in making removable dentures is making an impression. How comfortable the dentures will be depends on the accuracy and precision of the dentist. The patient only has to sit still for a few minutes. If the gagging sensation is severe, the procedure can be complicated, but if the dentist is aware of this, he will find a way to eliminate the problem.

A plaster model of the patient's jaw is then made from the impression, from which the dental technician takes a mold of the denture using one of the techniques described above.

The next step, in which the patient is directly involved, is fitting. If the dental team has done a good job, the patient goes home with 'new teeth'. This begins the adaptation process, which usually lasts between 2 weeks and 2 months. If the restoration is still uncomfortable after this period, you will need to visit the dentist again to adjust the base.

The most unfortunate outcome for any patient is the loss of a tooth. We try to find solutions to delay the extraction as long as possible, but this is not always possible. However, there are now dentures that can compensate for full dentition. Missing even one natural tooth is not a punishment. Everything can be corrected, and an aesthetic effect can be achieved by restoring the previous functionality of the teeth when chewing food. Of course, there are now many common techniques and technologies available, but not all patients can afford them, and they may not be suitable for everyone for health reasons. However, the good old method of dentures is still very much alive today. They are no longer the uncomfortable slabs our grandparents had to deal with. Today's removable dentures are much better and safer. Let's take a closer look at when they are used and what results can be expected.

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