Oral, Dental, and Maxillofacial Surgery encompasses a range of vital procedures including::

•Extraction and maintenance of both erupted and impacted teeth.
•Dental implant applications, including associated procedures such as sinus lifting and graft applications.
•Surgical preparation of oral tissues for optimal prosthesis fit.
•Management of cystic or tumoral formations in oral soft and hard tissues.
•Treatment of infections in the maxillofacial region.
•Management of tooth and jaw fractures.
Surgical and non-surgical intervention for temporomandibular joint diseases.
•Surgical repair of temporomandibular joint and mandibular fractures.
•Reconstruction of jaw bones and surrounding soft tissue defects.
•Providing treatment to patients with dental phobia under general anesthesia and sedation for a comfortable experience.

Impacted Tooth Extraction

Impacted tooth extraction is the process of removing the wisdom tooth under the skin with surgical intervention, while tooth extraction is the process of removing teeth that are visibly damaged and cannot be treated.

Root Apex Resection

What is Root Apex Resection?

Root apex resection involves surgically removing the root apex or surrounding infection of teeth to prevent tooth loss. This method is employed when root canal treatment is insufficient in eliminating the infection.

Root Apex Resection: When is it Applied?

Root apex resection is performed in the following cases:

• When root canal treatment is inadequate.
• In cases of cysts and infections in tooth roots that persist despite canal treatment.
• For fractures in tooth roots due to trauma or to remove a fractured tooth fragment.
• During biopsy procedures to obtain a piece from the tooth root.
• When cyst formation occurs in the tooth root.
• When structural abnormalities in the tooth root prevent canal treatment.
• If a tool breaks inside the tooth during canal treatment and needs removal.
• When a patient continues to experience pain or discomfort despite canal treatment.