Diagnosis and Treatment

Effective procedures for diagnosing and treating oral lesions and diseases.

Most dental surgeries are performed at the dental clinic under local anesthesia, though general anesthesia may be used for more complex cases. Dental surgeries are quick, simple, and painless, with a typically fast recovery that may involve some localized swelling and mild discomfort. Some common reasons for tooth extractions include: deep tooth infection (abscess), overcrowded or improperly positioned teeth, gum disease, trauma-related tooth injuries, impacted teeth.

Oral surgery not only transforms smiles but also improves patients' health and quality of life, restoring their confidence and well-being.

Oral Surgery

Oral Surgery

Oral Surgery Procedures

Dental surgical procedures (infection, tooth fracture, wisdom tooth extraction, bone regeneration, implants, etc.) are typically performed directly at the dental clinic and can often be carried out using local anesthesia. In some cases, due to patient concerns such as fear, phobias, stress, or anxiety—or because of the duration and complexity of the procedure—conscious sedation is a highly requested, comfortable, and effective option.Dental surgeons, also known as dentists, perform a variety of procedures, including:

  1. Tooth and molar extractions
  2. Bite correction
  3. Gum contouring
  4. Implant placement
  5. Periodontal surgery
  6. Gum surgery
  7. Sinus lift surgery
  8. Bone regeneration

The wisdom teeth are the final four teeth to erupt from the gums – usually sometime between age 17 and 25. Ideally, the teeth emerge without complication.

Even if the teeth all erupt normally, they may cause overcrowding or grow in at an angle that can be problematic in the future. For that reason, many people elect to have their wisdom teeth removed to prevent infection, crowding, and other complications.

The wisdom teeth are the final four teeth to erupt from the gums – usually sometime between age 17 and 25. Ideally, the teeth emerge without complication. Even if the teeth all erupt normally, they may cause overcrowding or grow in at an angle that can be problematic in the future. For that reason, many people elect to have their wisdom teeth removed to prevent infection, crowding, and other complications.

That wisdom teeth may need to be removed even if they have not yet caused any problems? Even wisdom teeth that erupt normally may still be vulnerable to decay over time.

Because of the location of wisdom teeth at the back of the mouth, many patients find it difficult to clean and floss all surfaces of the teeth each day. Although complications may not appear immediately, wisdom teeth may begin causing problems in middle to late adulthood.

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