The Dental Service at QKMF “Nënë Tereza” in Klina reported comprehensive activity during the January and February period, treating an estimated 2,000 patients. The scope of dental care provided covered a wide array of restorative and surgical procedures aimed at maintaining oral health. Quantifiable treatments included 336 specialized tooth treatments, which often required multiple sessions and encompassed procedures such as vital extraction, necrotic extraction, necrotic amputation, and biological tooth treatment.
Additionally, the service completed 300 direct composite fillings and performed 471 routine tooth extractions. Beyond these primary interventions, the dedicated team at the tereza facility offered numerous essential supplementary services. These included the removal of existing fillings, treatment for alveolitis, periodontal pocket scaling, and medicinal management of gingivitis.
The service also provided critical support through dental consultations for pediatric patients, guidance for specialized dental procedures, and comprehensive oral hygiene counseling. Furthermore, the commitment of the qkmf extended to community education. Staff organized educational visits for students in pre-school and primary school settings, promoting preventative care and proper tooth hygiene among the younger population.
These efforts highlight the facility’s dual role in providing advanced clinical treatment while simultaneously focusing on public health awareness within the local community.
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