Oral Surgery
About Oral Surgery
What is oral surgery
Oral surgery encompasses various types of surgical procedures in the oral cavity, including tooth and wisdom tooth extraction, gum problem treatment, jaw correction and dental implant placement. These procedures may be necessary for patients who have serious dental problems that cannot be resolved by conservative methods, but can also be preventive treatments for improving oral cavity health.
What is oral surgery
ADVANTAGES
Advantages of Oral Surgery
Quick pain relief
In many cases, oral surgery can bring quick relief from painful problems with teeth and gums.
Quick pain relief
In many cases, oral surgery can bring quick relief from painful problems with teeth and gums.
Improving oral cavity health
Implant placement and gum problem correction prevents further complications and contributes to long-term health.
Improving oral cavity health
Implant placement and gum problem correction prevents further complications and contributes to long-term health.
Restoring functionality
Dental implant placement enables patients to eat and speak again without restrictions, restoring their full functionality.
Restoring functionality
Dental implant placement enables patients to eat and speak again without restrictions, restoring their full functionality.
CANDIDATES
Who are candidates for oral surgery?
Patients with one or more missing teeth
In certain cases, when all teeth are lost, dental implants represent the only solution for fixed prosthetic work that compensates for both functional and aesthetic deficiencies
Patients who have tooth damage that cannot be repaired by conservative methods (e.g., in cases of large damage or broken teeth)
People who want to improve the functionality and aesthetics of their smile, even in cases where they have not completely lost their teeth
Who are candidates for oral surgery?
Patients with one or more missing teeth
In certain cases, when all teeth are lost, dental implants represent the only solution for fixed prosthetic work that compensates for both functional and aesthetic deficiencies
Patients who have tooth damage that cannot be repaired by conservative methods (e.g., in cases of large damage or broken teeth)
People who want to improve the functionality and aesthetics of their smile, even in cases where they have not completely lost their teeth
FAQ
Frequently asked questions:
Can I place implants immediately?
In many cases, dental implants can be placed immediately after tooth extraction, but this depends on the specific condition of the patient's jaw.
Is tooth extraction painful?
Before the procedure, we apply local anesthesia, ensuring that the procedure is painless. After the procedure, minor unpleasant sensations may occur, which are usually resolved with analgesics.
Is wisdom tooth extraction painful?
The procedure itself is performed under local anesthesia, so the patient does not feel pain during the intervention. After extraction, mild discomfort or swelling may occur, but this is easily alleviated with cold compresses and pain medications as recommended by our dentists.
How do I recover after oral surgery?
Recovery is fast, but it is necessary to follow wound care instructions to prevent infections and speed up the healing process.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions:
Can I place implants immediately?
In many cases, dental implants can be placed immediately after tooth extraction, but this depends on the specific condition of the patient's jaw.
Is tooth extraction painful?
Before the procedure, we apply local anesthesia, ensuring that the procedure is painless. After the procedure, minor unpleasant sensations may occur, which are usually resolved with analgesics.
Is wisdom tooth extraction painful?
The procedure itself is performed under local anesthesia, so the patient does not feel pain during the intervention. After extraction, mild discomfort or swelling may occur, but this is easily alleviated with cold compresses and pain medications as recommended by our dentists.
How do I recover after oral surgery?
Recovery is fast, but it is necessary to follow wound care instructions to prevent infections and speed up the healing process.