Incision and drainage of periostitis

Service Description

Incision and Drainage of Periostitis Incision and drainage of periostitis is a surgical procedure aimed at eliminating purulent inflammation beneath the periosteum, which causes pain, swelling, and discomfort. The inflammation often develops as a complication of caries, trauma, or oral infections. Procedure Overview During the procedure, the abscess is incised, and drainage is placed to allow pus to flow out and promote faster tissue healing. Drainage is included in the cost of the service. Indications for the Procedure Acute or chronic periostitis with pus accumulation Severe pain and swelling in the jaw area Fever and general malaise The Procedure Includes Local anesthesia for a painless experience Incision and removal of purulent contents Placement of a drainage system to maintain outflow Post-procedure care and medication recommendations Benefits of Timely Treatment Timely incision and drainage of periostitis prevents the spread of infection and complications, relieves pain, and accelerates recovery. Professional and Safe Care Contact our specialists for high-quality and safe treatment — we’ll help restore your comfort and oral health quickly and effectively.