Who may be considered?
- Those with impacted or unerupted teeth
- Those who need surgical extraction or apical surgery evaluation
- Those who are planned to have a bone or soft tissue procedure before implant
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Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
Clinical and radiographic evaluation of impacted teeth, surgical extractions, cysts and pre-implant procedures.
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Information and planning
Oral, dental and maxillofacial surgery; It covers the diagnosis and treatment planning of surgical conditions related to teeth, jaw bones and surrounding soft tissues. Impacted or unerupted teeth, complicated extractions, cyst-like formations, apical surgery, bone augmentation and implant surgery can be evaluated in this context. The processing decision is not based only on the image; It is given taking into account the symptoms, risk of infection, neighboring structures and general health condition.
The treatment method and duration are determined according to the clinical examination, radiographic assessment and individual needs.
Treatment process
- 01
Taking medical and dental history
- 02
Clinical examination and necessary radiographic imaging
- 03
Discuss risks, benefits and alternatives
- 04
Performing the procedure with appropriate anesthesia approach
- 05
Wound control and healing monitoring
After treatment
Care and follow-up
Bleeding control, nutrition, medication use and oral hygiene instructions given after the procedure should be followed. In case of increased swelling, bleeding, fever or unexpected pain, the clinic should be contacted.
Treatment options
Available methods
The appropriate method is selected according to clinical findings and individual needs.
Dentoalveolar surgery
It covers tooth-bone procedures such as impacted teeth and complicated extractions.
Apical surgery
It is a surgical approach to the root tip region in appropriate endodontic cases.
Bone and soft tissue surgery
These are the preparation procedures deemed necessary before the implant or restorative plan.
Points to consider
Blood thinners, systemic diseases, allergies and all medications used should be reported to the dentist before the procedure. Surgical necessity and timing are individual.
Alternative approaches
Depending on the clinical situation, follow-up, endodontic treatment, restorative approach or different surgical techniques may be evaluated.
What patients ask
Frequently asked questions
Can wisdom teeth be extracted?+
No. Symptoms, risk of pathology, adjacent teeth and position of the tooth are evaluated together.
Will there be swelling?+
Depending on the extent of the procedure, temporary swelling may occur; Personal care instructions are given after the examination.
Examination and assessment
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