It is the department that is concerned with performing various surgical operations under local anesthesia or general anesthesia after establishing the appropriate diagnosis based on oral examination and radiological examinations. It is also concerned with diagnosing and treating diseases present in the area of the mouth and jaws, and includes many applications , such as: tooth extractions, extractions of impacted teeth, dental implants, treatment of jaw fractures and tumors of the jaws, diagnosis and treatment of jaw cysts and tumors, and preparing oral tissues for orthodontic or prosthetic treatments. It also includes everything related to the soft and hard tissues in the mouth, such as the tongue, lips, teeth, and jawbones, whether for diagnosis or treatment.
Dental and Maxillofacial Surgery- Surgical procedures on teeth that are impacted and/or require intervention .
- Treatment of resulting bone lesions and cysts
- Removal of cysts at the apex of the teeth
- Surgical intervention on abnormal appearances at the apex of the teeth
- Removal of cysts in the jawbone,
- Orthognathic surgery
- Correction of deformities in the jaw bone
- Providing bone support (Dental bone graft)
- Removal of gingiva and soft tissues due to irritation between teeth,
- Removal of enlarged tissues due to the prosthesis,
- Removal of tissues that cause teeth to separate from each other,
- Removal of tissues due to irritation or spontaneously developed in the buccal mucosa,
- Removal of salivary gland cysts and stones,
- Supporting the gingiva with bone grafts and membranes,
- Gingival operations for aesthetic purposes.
- Correction of edentulous jawbones for prostheses
- Gingiva and jawbone surgery to achieve sufficient distance for the prosthesis
- Surgical procedures for the frenulum (the fold that connects the gingiva to the lip) for attached tongue and lips
- Inserting implants (artificial tooth root) in the jawbone to complete missing teeth,
- Bone graft and membrane applications for pre-implant surgical preparation of the jawbone.
- Closing the sinus cavities opened after extraction,
- Simple and complicated treatment of jaw fractures.
- Impacted tooth, wisdom tooth extraction,
- If the impacted wisdom teeth are not extracted
- Cyst formation
- Odontogenic tumor formation
- Resorption occurs in the root of the second molar tooth adjacent to the wisdom tooth
- Jaw fractures
- Crowded lower front teeth
- Prosthesis irritation
- Caries in adjacent tooth
- Impacted canine tooth extraction
- Extraction of impacted molars
- Impacted tooth supernumerary extractions
