Dental Extraction
Dental extraction, performed by an oral maxillofacial surgeon, involves the removal of a tooth from its socket in the bone. It is necessary for treating severely damaged, decayed, or impacted teeth that can’t be restored. The procedure may be simple or surgical, depending on the tooth’s condition and placement.
- Relieves severe pain from damaged or infected teeth
- Prevents further dental complications like infection or decay
- Improves oral health and function
- Facilitates orthodontic treatments by creating space
- Prepares the mouth for dental implants or prosthetics
Wisdom Tooth Extraction
Wisdom tooth extraction is the removal of one or more third molars, commonly due to impaction, overcrowding, or infection. Oral maxillofacial surgeons often perform this procedure to prevent complications like misalignment, decay, or cysts. The extraction can be simple or surgical, depending on the tooth’s positioning
- Prevents crowding and misalignment of adjacent teeth
- Reduces the risk of infection and tooth decay
- Prevents cysts or damage to the jawbone
- Alleviates pain and discomfort from impacted wisdom teeth
- Improves long-term oral health and hygiene
Cyst Removal
Cyst removal is a surgical procedure to excise abnormal fluid-filled sacs in the oral and facial regions. These cysts can cause pain, swelling, or infection if left untreated. Oral maxillofacial surgeons perform this procedure to restore health and prevent further complications, ensuring proper healing and function.
- Eliminates pain and discomfort associated with cysts
- Prevents potential infection and complications
- Restores normal function and aesthetics of the affected area
- Reduces the risk of recurrence with complete removal
- Enhances overall oral health and well-being
Dental Surgeries
Dental surgeries encompass a range of procedures aimed at treating conditions affecting the teeth, jaw, and facial structures. Oral maxillofacial surgeons specialize in complex surgeries, including extractions, implants, and corrective jaw surgery, to enhance function, relieve pain, and improve aesthetics, ensuring optimal oral health.
- Addresses severe dental issues effectively
- Improves chewing and speaking functionality
- Enhances facial aesthetics and symmetry
- Reduces pain and discomfort from dental conditions
- Facilitates better oral hygiene and overall health
