Autotransplantation in dental practice is a treatment method where a patient’s own tooth is transplanted from one area of the jaw to another. This procedure serves as an alternative to dental implantation. It helps preserve living dental tissue, the periodontal ligament, and the natural function of the tooth. This method is especially valuable in cases where a missing tooth occurs at a young age or when a natural tooth bud is absent.
Diagnosis and planning, Preparation of the socket
Tooth extraction, Transplantation to the new site
Healing period, Final restoration
Advantages of Tooth Transplantation at Dynasty Stomatology
Autotransplantation is a delicate procedure requiring high precision and experience. Our dental clinic offers you an individual approach with careful care for the health of your periodontium.
Why choose Dynasty Stomatology:
- Experienced dental surgeons specializing in tooth transplantation;
- Use of gentle methods without tissue trauma;
- Modern equipment and sterile conditions;
- Personal management and monitoring at all stages of healing;
- Detailed treatment plan with a forecast of the result;
- Comfortable procedure and friendly attitude toward each patient.
Contact Dynasty Stomatology to save your own tooth and restore your attractive smile!
Price: Autotransplantation teeth
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Surgical consultation
250 PLN -
Tooth extraction
310‑800 PLN
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Frequently asked questions about tooth autotransplantation
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No, the transplantation procedure is performed under anesthesia and is not painful. After the intervention, some discomfort may occur but it passes quickly.
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Usually, the transplantation of one tooth takes about 1-2 hours. The exact time depends on the clinical situation and preparation.
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After dental autotransplantation, it is important to maintain oral hygiene, avoid chewing on the affected area, avoid hot food, and attend regular check-ups.
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Tooth autotransplantation is a procedure where one of your own teeth is moved from its original position to a different location in your mouth — typically to replace a missing or damaged tooth. Most commonly, a wisdom tooth or a premolar is transplanted to fill a gap where a tooth was lost due to decay, trauma, or failed development. The great advantage of this approach is that you're using your own natural tooth, which can continue to grow and adapt, especially in younger patients — making it an excellent alternative to dental implants in the right circumstances.
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A common example of autotransplantation is moving a wisdom tooth to replace a damaged or missing first molar. For instance, if a patient loses a lower first molar due to severe decay or fracture, their own healthy wisdom tooth can be carefully extracted and transplanted into the empty socket. This procedure works best in younger patients whose tooth roots are still developing, as this significantly increases the chance of successful healing and long-term function.
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Tooth autotransplantation has a high success rate, typically ranging from 80% to 98% when performed under optimal conditions. The best results are seen in younger patients whose transplanted teeth still have developing roots, as these have a greater ability to heal and establish a healthy blood supply. At our clinic, we carefully evaluate each case to ensure the best possible outcome, and with proper follow-up care, autotransplanted teeth can function well for many years or even a lifetime.
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Autotransplantation is a procedure in which one of your own teeth is moved from its original position and transplanted into a different location in your mouth — for example, replacing a missing or damaged tooth with a healthy one from elsewhere, such as a wisdom tooth. In orthodontics, this technique is often used in younger patients whose jaw is still growing, particularly when a tooth is missing due to trauma, decay, or a developmental issue. When performed at the right time, the transplanted tooth can continue to develop naturally and function just like your original tooth, making it an excellent biological alternative to dental implants.
Surgeons who perform dental autotransplantation
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Kostiantyn Danyliuk
Oral Surgeon, Implantologist
Konstantin is a skilled specialist who combines in-depth knowledge and cutting-edge technology to achieve the best results. He maintains active com...
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Tooth autotransplantation in Poland is available at Dynasty Stomatology. We perform teeth autotransplantation using modern equipment under the supervision of experienced surgeons and orthopedists. Book a preliminary consultation, and our doctor will perform diagnostics, select a suitable donor tooth, and carry out the transplantation safely and comfortably.
What Is Tooth Autotransplantation?
Autotransplantation is the transplantation of a patient’s own tooth from one place in the jaw to another. Typically, a healthy wisdom tooth or premolar acts as the “donor” and is moved to the site of a missing tooth or a nonviable one. Crucially, a transplanted tooth includes intact root structures and ligaments, which increases the chance of successful integration.
This procedure is performed under strict indications and requires precise diagnostics. It is particularly relevant for adolescents and young patients for whom implantation is not yet advisable. Thanks to modern technologies and careful monitoring of the healing process, a transplanted tooth can function effectively for many years.
However, there are some limitations:
- Not every tooth is suitable for transplant — it must be healthy;
- Requires high surgical expertise and detailed planning.
Benefits and Limitations of Autotransplantation
Tooth autotransplantation is a modern and gentle way to restore the dental arch, allowing for the preservation of a natural, living tooth. It offers several significant benefits:
- The patient retains their own living tooth with nerve and root;
- No risk of rejection as with artificial implantation;
- Suitable for patients with underdeveloped jaw bones;
- No need for foreign materials;
- Helps maintain proper bite and prevent jaw deformation;
- More natural restoration compared to prosthetics or implants.
However, there are some limitations:
- Not every tooth is suitable for transplant — it must be healthy;
- Requires high surgical expertise and detailed planning.
Which Teeth Can Be Transplanted?
Not every tooth is suitable for autotransplantation — it is essential that the donor is healthy and functionally appropriate for the transplant. Most commonly, the following are selected to replace a missing tooth:
- Wisdom teeth (third molars) — especially if they do not participate in the bite;
- Supernumerary teeth — additional ones that do not take part in chewing;
- Premolars — often used to replace front teeth, especially in a child or adolescent;
- Recently extracted teeth — under certain conditions, it is possible to quickly transplant them to the site of the lost tooth.
The selection of a donor tooth is made after a full examination, taking into account anatomy, root condition, canal structure, and the bite.
Features of Wisdom Tooth Transplantation
The wisdom tooth often becomes the ideal donor for autotransplantation due to its anatomical and functional characteristics. However, this procedure has its specific aspects:
- Most often, wisdom tooth transplantation is used to replace molars, especially when they are lost at a young age;
- In children or younger patients, third molars may have roots that are not fully formed, which may increase the chance of successful integration;
- A wisdom tooth can only be transplanted if it is completely healthy — free of cavities, trauma, inflammation, or structural anomalies;
- Thorough planning is necessary, including CBCT scans, 3D modeling, and bite analysis;
- The dentist must take great care — precision is key to preserve periodontal tissues and minimize surgical trauma.
Transplantation of a third molar is a reliable way to maintain your own dental arch without implants or bridges. It serves as a natural and fast solution with fewer complications and better long-term care outcomes.
Indications and Contraindications for Autotransplantation of a Tooth
Autotransplantation is an effective method to restore the dental arch, but it is not suitable for everyone. It is important to consider the indications and limitations to ensure a successful outcome.
The method is successfully applied in the following cases:
- Loss of a tooth with preserved bone base;
- Trauma to a front tooth;
- Removal of a tooth that cannot be saved (for example, resorption, cyst).
A mandatory condition for the procedure is the presence of a healthy donor (most often wisdom teeth or supernumerary teeth).
However, autotransplantation is not possible in these situations:
- Acute inflammatory processes in the oral cavity;
- Severe chronic or systemic diseases (for example, uncontrolled diabetes);
- Insufficient volume of bone tissue in the transplantation area;
- Blood clotting disorders;
- Complex anatomy of the donor tooth, making transplantation impractical.
A consultation with a dental surgeon and comprehensive examination at our clinic allow us to carefully look at your case and determine whether this method suits you. We also develop an effective treatment plan.
Stages of Tooth Autotransplantation
Autotransplantation is a carefully calculated process that requires precision and an individual approach. The main stages of the procedure include:
- Fixation and suturing. If necessary, the tooth is temporarily fixed with a splint to ensure immobility for better healing. Sutures are applied to the extraction site.
The effectiveness of autotransplantation largely depends on the accuracy of these stages and careful adherence to the dentist’s recommendations.
Healing and Recovery Period
The healing period typically lasts around 2-3 months. During this time, the tooth should securely integrate into the new socket without signs of complications. It is very important to follow all medical instructions during the recovery phase to prevent undesirable consequences.
Proper oral hygiene and regular check-ups also contribute much to the success of the treatment.
Lifespan of the Transplanted Tooth and Care Recommendations
A transplanted tooth can last for decades with proper care and absence of complications. It fully participates in the chewing process, especially if the load is correctly distributed.
Care recommendations after autotransplantation:
- Avoid chewing on the side of the transplanted tooth during the first weeks after the operation;
- Maintain good oral hygiene — use a soft toothbrush and antiseptic mouth rinses;
- Regularly visit the dentist to monitor the condition of the donor tooth and the transplant site;
- Avoid excessive chewing load during the first months;
- Do not miss scheduled check-ups and imaging to assess healing.
Prices for Tooth Autotransplantation
The cost of transplanting your own wisdom tooth or premolar is determined individually and depends on the complexity of the clinical situation, the need for additional procedures (for example, CT scans, preparation of the donor tooth and socket), and the specialist’s qualifications. You can find out the exact price for autotransplantation after a consultation.