Oral Surgery

Oral surgery is suitable for individuals of all ages who have issues with their teeth, gums, or jaws. Some of the most common reasons for undergoing oral surgical procedures include:

• Tooth extraction: Removal of unerupted, damaged, or irreparable teeth.
• Implant placement: Placing titanium or ceramic "screws" in the jawbone that serve as a foundation for fixed or removable restorations.
• Periodontal surgery: Treatment of gum and periodontal diseases.
• Bone surgery: Adding bone to the jaw in cases of atrophy or bone deficiency for implant placement.
• Soft tissue surgery: Frenulum correction, shortening or lengthening of the gums.

Oral surgery can help you to:

• Improve the health of your teeth and gums.
• Achieve a more attractive smile.
• Enhance the functionality of your teeth and jaws.
• Improve your quality of life.

Oral surgical procedures can be performed in a dental office under local anesthesia, meaning you will be awake but will not feel pain. In some cases, intravenous sedation may also be used.

If you are considering an oral surgical procedure, consult your dentist, who will provide you with all the necessary information and advice.

• Modern oral surgery utilizes the latest techniques and technologies, ensuring that procedures are minimally invasive and recovery is quick and painless.
• Oral surgeons are highly educated and experienced dentists who have specialized in this field.
• It is important to be well-informed about the procedure and to follow the dentist's instructions.

Oral surgery can help you achieve a healthy and beautiful smile, and improve your quality of life!