Oral Surgery
Precise surgical treatment for complex situations
What to expect
Oral surgery includes a range of treatments performed when more in-depth intervention in the structure of the teeth, gums, or jawbone is needed. These treatments are intended for situations where conservative treatment alone isn't sufficient, requiring controlled surgical intervention. The procedure is precisely planned, taking into account the medical condition and individual needs of each patient.
Who the treatment suits
The treatment suits patients who need surgical intervention on their teeth, soft tissues, or jawbone. Sometimes these are complex cases requiring an advanced approach and precise planning. Suitability is determined after a comprehensive professional diagnosis and planning of the treatment course.
Types of treatments in oral surgery
Oral surgery can address a range of treatments:
- Surgical extractions of teeth and wisdom teeth
- Dental implants
- Bone grafting and preparing the area for implantation
- Sinus lifts (open and closed)
- Soft tissue treatments (such as lesion removal)
- Exposure of impacted teeth
- Treatment of infections in the mouth and jaw area
The treatment is tailored to the type of problem and the complexity of the case.
What the treatment process looks like
Treatment begins with a thorough exam including a clinical assessment and sometimes advanced imaging to understand the condition. Based on the findings, a treatment plan is built, including the stages of the procedure and the necessary preparation.
The surgical treatment is carried out under controlled conditions, using advanced tools and maintaining precision and safety. Afterward, guidance is given for follow-up treatment and recovery, with monitoring as needed.
Benefits of the treatment
- Response to complex situations
- Precise, controlled treatment
- Use of advanced technologies
- Personalized planning
- Professional guidance throughout the process
At the clinic, oral surgery treatments are performed by an oral and maxillofacial surgery specialist, as part of a multidisciplinary team of specialists. Every case is examined in depth, combining knowledge and experience with advanced technological tools.
The treatment is carried out with sensitivity and at an appropriate pace, with clear explanation at every stage and professional guidance before and after the procedure. The emphasis is on precision, safety, and a sense of confidence — even in complex situations.
Oral surgery makes it possible to address complex situations precisely and in a controlled way, as part of an overall treatment process. The combination of thorough diagnosis, careful planning, and professional execution makes it possible to achieve a safe, well-suited result over time.
FAQs
What does oral surgery include?
- A field that includes a range of surgical treatments on the teeth, gums, and jawbone.
When is surgical treatment needed?
- When the problem can't be resolved with conservative means and surgical intervention is required.
Is the treatment painful?
- The treatment is done under local anesthesia, and sometimes also with additional measures as needed.
How long does the procedure take?
- Treatment duration varies depending on the type and complexity of the procedure.
What does recovery look like?
- Recovery varies from case to case, and is determined based on the type and extent of treatment.
Can you return to your routine right after treatment?
- In most cases a short recovery period is needed, depending on the extent of the treatment.