Ozone therapy uses a naturally occurring form of oxygen to disinfect and support healing — without antibiotics or harsh chemicals. Dr. Suli integrates it as part of his minimally invasive, biological approach to dentistry, using it to support tissue healing, reduce bacterial load, and ease recovery after surgical procedures.
Ozone therapy can support a range of treatments in Dr. Suli's practice — from disinfecting an extraction site or a surgical wound, to supporting healing after jawbone treatment, to easing discomfort following procedures like wisdom tooth removal. It's particularly suited to patients who want a natural, low-intervention option alongside their treatment, or who are sensitive to antibiotics.
With over a decade of international clinical experience across Germany, Switzerland, China, and the UAE, ozone therapy is one of Dr. Suli's recognised areas of expertise, developed as part of his training in biological dentistry through Swiss Biohealth Education in Switzerland, alongside his postgraduate Master of Science in Oral Surgery and broader specialist background in oral surgery and implantology. He integrates it as a standard part of his biologically oriented treatment philosophy — used in support of surgical procedures rather than as a stand-alone treatment.
Ozone is applied directly to the treatment area — as a gas, an ozonated water rinse, or an ozonated oil — depending on what's being treated. The process adds only a few minutes to your appointment and requires no anaesthesia beyond what your primary procedure already involves. Because it's applied locally and reverts naturally back to oxygen shortly afterwards, there's no additional downtime. It's often used alongside other treatments — for example, to disinfect a socket after extraction, support healing at a bone grafting or jawbone treatment site, or aid recovery after oral surgery.
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When applied locally by a trained professional, ozone therapy is well-tolerated with minimal side effects. It's not suitable for patients who are pregnant or have certain health conditions, which Dr. Suli will screen for during your consultation.
In many cases, yes — ozone's antimicrobial properties can reduce or eliminate the need for antibiotics at the treatment site. Dr. Suli will advise whether it's appropriate for your specific situation.
Most patients feel little to nothing beyond the primary procedure it's supporting. It's a quick, non-invasive addition to your treatment, not a separate procedure requiring its own recovery.
Dr. Suli uses it to disinfect extraction sites and surgical wounds, and to support healing after procedures such as jawbone treatment or oral surgery. It's typically used alongside another treatment rather than on its own.
Whether paired with surgery, extraction, or jawbone treatment, ozone therapy is one more way Dr. Suli supports your body's own healing process.