Peter Bujtar

Patient with a significantly restored dentition, has been referred with non resolving buccal sinus in the upper left vestibulum. The investigations indicated a lesion with UL3/UL4 area.  Root canal and reroot treatment was carried out by specialist endodontist.

The small Xrays do indicate well the dark lesion, suspected of dental origin with the high standard root fillings, obturation. Two roots were involved, the canine and the palatal root of the premolar.

Removal of the lesion, resection, obturation and fair sized defect was reconstructed also.
Following good recovery the patient will be followed up.

Case by: Dr Peter Bujtar – Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon, Specialist and Oral Surgeon Specialist

Patient has lost UL5&6 many years ago and requested replacement: Initially symptomatic sinus was found and following careful considerations the lateral window sinus floor elevation (LSFE) took place.

The small Xray and CT scan do indicate good healing and subsequent implant placement and restoration took place. Each steps of the procedures carried out Mr Peter Bujtar, me.

The before and after pictures demonstrated the desired outcome. In the meantime the opposite tooth has also received further treatment. The interval small Xray over 12 months demonstrates stable conditions.

Patient referred following multiple implant placed elsewhere for dealing with the mandibular lesion with the lower jaw nerve crossing this. Due to the presence of retained roots, dental origin was suspected and multiple options including referral has been offered. The patient offered for surgery and a cyst of dental origin was confirmed.

Uneventful recovery was observed, with follow ups in place assuring full recovery. The surgery was carried out by Mr Peter Bujtar, Maxillofacial and Oral surgeon, specialist.

The practitioner, Dr Michael Platten, of an approximately 30-year-old patient, prior to orthodontic treatment, requested the s removal of the impacted upper left canine due to interference with the proposed treatment plan. Resorption of the adjacent tooth, as concerning feature, was identified and the surgical removal was agreed.

The small Xrays are indicating the situation prior to and after the surgical removal of the impacted canine tooth.

Prior to orthodontic treatment, the orthodontist specialist, Dr Simon Wardle, has requested the exposure and gold chain attachment to the impacted canine. The upper occlusal Xray is indicating the canine without the gold chain attached.

The treatment has commenced and the small appliance, gold chain is well visible with the upper left canine. The treatment has been carried out subsequently by Dr Jaina Shah with special interest in orthodontics.

Specialist orthodontist referred the patient in his 40s for the exposure of the palatally placed, unerupted and impacted canines. The request also noted, the gold chains to be attached by the orthodontist, which was appreciated. Although, it would have been an option to have the appliances placed at the time of canine exposure, this has been coordinated with the orthodontist colleague, Dr Kornel Csongrady.

The full mouth Xray indicated the upper impacted canines with an impacted lower right wisdom tooth also.

Following initial healing period exposed canines are well visible at the time the patient attended the orthodontists practice.

The orthodontic appliance is visible with the small brackets on the exposed canines attached to the orthodontic arch wires by the orthodontists specialist.

The patient presented with ill fit upper denture with compromised lower dentition. The patient wish was/is to address the tilted bite and being unable to enjoy food due to palatal coverage and mobile denture:

The patient following implant placement and sinus lifts received a fixed restoration, over the healing period, to be followed by the final construct.

The pre-implant stages, planning, implant and lateral window sinus lifts as well as the restorations were carried out by me, Mr Peter Bujtar, specialist Maxillofacial and Oral surgeon.

Patient presented with missing upper right molars with reduced bone height considering implant replacement of the missing teeth:

Full mouth Xray demonstrating the sinus graft in place:

The patient was referred by an endodontist specialist considering the endo-perio disease associated with the disto-buccal root of this upper molar exclusively, while the other root were sound. The decision was made to carry out resection of this single root and stabilize the tooth via this approach.

The pre, intra and post operative x-rays are visible here. The procedure was carried out by Mr Peter Bujtar, Maxillofacial and Oral surgeon specialist.

Patient presented from the orthodontist, with the complaint of food packing and discomfort from some of her wisdom tooth/teeth. Following options and alternative providers considered the patient has decided to have some of the wisdom teeth remove with me, Mr Peter Bujtar, specialist maxillofacial and oral surgeon. The root apex of the lower impacted tooth on the left is in close proximity (about 1mm) to the lower lip and chin nerve.

Under local anaesthesia both lower and the upper right 8 has been removed. Subsequently, the patient returned making an enquiry to have the upper left 8 also removed. The full mouth Xray is indicating the good haling of the lower jaw some times after the removal of the wisdom teeth.