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Oral, Dental and Maxillofacial Surgery applications

From intraoral surgical procedures to impacted teeth, from implant surgery preparations to guidance in suspected cyst/tumor cases; we manage the process with a focus on accurate diagnosis, planned surgery and patient comfort.

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What is Jaw Surgery?

Oral, Dental and Maxillofacial Surgery is a specialty area in which problems occurring in the soft tissues of the mouth (tongue, cheek, palate, lip), jaw bones, impacted teeth and related tissues are evaluated with a surgical approach. At Dentadent, the aim is not only to perform the procedure, but also to provide safe surgery with the right indication, predictable recovery and comfortable patient experience.

Who is Suitable for Jaw Surgery?

If you have any of the following conditions, you may need a jaw surgery evaluation:

  • Age 20 (impacted) tooth-induced pain, pressure, suspicion of infection
  • Those who need problematic tooth extraction (broken root, difficult extraction, etc.)
  • Cases requiring further planning due to pre-implant bone insufficiency
  • Swelling in the mouth, suspicion of cyst/tumor, presence of non-healing lesion
  • Those who have complaints such as pain / stiffness in jaw movements and need joint-related evaluation

“Surgical planning; most of the time Oral Diagnosis / Radiology imaging and, where necessary General Anesthesia / Sedation options can be considered together.”

Impacted Wisdom Tooth Extraction

Surgical Tooth Extraction

Implant Surgery Preparation

Bone Graft / Bone Supportive Procedures

Cyst and Lesion Evaluations

Soft Tissue Surgeries

PROCEDURES APPLIED IN JAW SURGERY

In maxillofacial surgery applications; procedures such as impacted tooth extractions, surgical extractions, bone preparation for implant surgery and evaluation of intraoral lesions are planned according to the need. Our goal is not only to intervene, but also to provide comfortable recovery with accurate diagnosis and safe surgical planning.

At Dentadent, the entire surgical process is carried out in a way that prioritizes patient comfort with expert physician evaluation and radiological planning.
Talk to our specialist physician for a suitable jaw surgery plan for you.

How Does the Jaw Surgery Process Progress?

Maxillofacial surgery begins with intraoral examination and radiologic evaluation. The type of procedure, anesthesia option and recovery plan are determined according to the need; safe results are aimed with controlled follow-up throughout the process.

1. Detailed examination and complaint analysis

4. Recovery follow-up and follow-up appointments

Advantages of Jaw Surgery

With the right indication and planning, maxillofacial surgery helps to eliminate the source of pain, reduce the risk of infection and maintain long-term oral health.

    Fast and controlled intervention

    Solution for the focus of infection

    Predictable recovery process

    Patient comfort-oriented approach


    Safe Jaw Surgery Experience at Dentadent

    Jaw surgery applications at Dentadent are carried out comfortably and safely thanks to modern techniques, radiological planning and expert approach. During the treatment process, the comfort of our patients and the post-procedure follow-up plan are kept at the highest level.

    Specialized Team in Maxillofacial Surgery

    Surgical procedures require accurate diagnosis, experience and disciplined follow-up. With our team of specialized physicians, we make special planning for each patient; with the necessary branches (e.g. Orthodontics, Implant Treatment) we manage the process with consultation.

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    Frequently Asked Questions About Jaw Surgery

    Most procedures are performed comfortably under local anesthesia. Post-procedure sensitivity is usually controlled in a short time with the care and medication plan recommended by your physician.

    Mild to moderate swelling may be observed in the first days. With cold application and recommended care, swelling usually decreases within days.

    It depends on the type of procedure and individual recovery speed. The exact procedure is determined after examination and planning.

    Where necessary sedation or general anesthesia options can be considered. Appropriateness is clarified by the physician’s assessment.

    In some cases, surgical procedures may be planned to supplement bone volume or prepare the site. For evaluation Oral Diagnosis / Radiology they may need to be monitored.

    Assessment is made according to general health status and oral findings. Eligibility is determined by a detailed examination.