Oral and maxillofacial surgery is a medical field that applies medical and surgical methods to address aesthetic, functional, and phonetic issues caused by congenital tooth deficiency and acquired diseases of the soft and hard tissues in the mouth, teeth, and jaw region, as well as by odontogenic or bacterial clusters, traumatic, and any other pathological causes within the teeth or gums.

Oral, Dental and Maxillofacial Surgery Concerns

Extraction of impacted teeth

The treatment of tumoral or cystic formations in the soft and hard tissues of the mouth

Treatment of tooth and jaw fractures

The treatment of infections in the jaw and facial area

Surgical restructuring of hard and soft tissues in the mouth prior to prosthetic construction

Surgical treatment of temporomandibular joint and jaw bone fractures

Treatment of temporomandibular joint diseases, both surgical and non-surgical

In these cases, oral, dental, and maxillofacial surgery treatment is applied.

Oral surgical procedures

In the case of mouth, teeth, and jaw surgery treatment, the first and most important condition is that the intervention is performed in a sterile environment. Operating room conditions are required. Generally, this surgical procedure is performed with local anesthesia. The relevant area is numb and the treatment is applied.