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Flap Surgery with Osseous Resection (Sextant)
A surgical procedure that combines deep periodontal cleaning with alveolar bone reshaping within a sextant of the mouth.
What's included
- Clinical and radiographic assessment
- Local anesthesia
- Periodontal flap elevation
- Exposure of roots and bone
- Removal of inflamed tissue
- Removal of subgingival calculus
- Periodontal pocket curettage
- Osseous resection and bone reshaping
- Surgical site disinfection
- Flap repositioning
- Suturing
- Post-operative follow-up & Suture removal if required
Frequently asked questions
When is this procedure recommended?
When severe periodontal disease has caused significant bone loss and non-surgical treatment alone is insufficient.
What is osseous resection?
It is the controlled reshaping of bone to eliminate anatomical defects and create healthier periodontal conditions.
Is the procedure painful?
No, it is performed under local anesthesia. Mild discomfort, swelling, or sensitivity may occur afterward.
How long is the recovery period?
Initial healing generally occurs within 1–2 weeks, while complete tissue stabilization may require several months.
Can this help preserve natural teeth?
Yes, the primary goal is to control periodontal disease and support long-term tooth retention.