Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
Surgical procedures and advanced surgical interventions are safely performed by our specialist physicians in our sterile surgical unit or in contracted full-fledged hospital operating rooms.
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery is the specialized field of dentistry focusing on surgical extractions, impacted teeth, implant surgery, and jawbone interventions. Our priority is to perform surgical procedures in a meticulously planned and safe manner, clearly guiding the patient through every recovery stage.
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When Should You Consult?
You can consult our department if you experience any of the following symptoms or needs:
Examination & Planning Process
Surgical decisions are never made solely on clinical inspection; where necessary, panoramic radiography or 3D CBCT imaging evaluates the spatial relationship of roots, bone volume, nerve canals, and adjacent vital structures. The procedure type and recovery milestones are thoroughly explained.
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
Book a preliminary consultation for oral surgical procedures and feel free to bring any existing radiographic scans with you.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Wisdom teeth that do not cause problems and are erupted in a healthy way can be followed. Extraction may be considered in cases such as pain, recurrent infection, damage to the adjacent tooth or suspicion of cyst.
CBCT helps to evaluate the bone width and height and the position of anatomical structures such as the nerve canal and sinus by showing the jawbone in three dimensions. It is not mandatory in every patient; the physician requests it according to the requirement.
Bone deficiency does not always make the implant impossible. Bone graft or different surgical options can be evaluated in eligible patients. Which method is appropriate is determined by imaging and examination.
Implant suitability depends on factors such as the amount of jawbone, gum health, general health status, drugs used and smoking. The final decision is made after the examination and the necessary imaging.
Bone deficiency does not preclude implant treatment. For suitable patients, guided bone regeneration (grafting) or sinus lifts can be evaluated following thorough diagnostic imaging.
No. Fully erupted, healthy, and functional wisdom teeth that can be adequately cleaned do not require routine removal. Extraction is indicated in cases of pericoronitis, impaction, crowding pressure, or caries.
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