Oral
Surgery

How Oral Surgery is Performed

1. Initial Assessment: Comprehensive examination and imaging to evaluate your condition.
2. Treatment Planning: A detailed plan tailored to your needs, including sedation options.
3. Surgical Procedure: Performed in a sterile environment with advanced techniques.
4. Post-Surgical Care: Guidance on recovery and follow-up appointments to monitor progress.

Results

• Resolves issues such as impacted teeth or infections.
• Improves oral function and appearance.
• Prevents further complications.

Indications for Oral Surgery

• Impacted teeth removal.
• Dental implants placement.
• Jaw alignment correction.
• Oral infections or trauma treatment.

Contraindications

• Severe medical conditions may require consultation with your GP.
• Active infections should be treated beforehand.

Recommendations Before the Procedure

• Follow pre-surgery instructions, including fasting if required.
• Inform the dentist about medications or health concerns.

Recommendations After the Procedure

• Use prescribed pain relief and antibiotics as directed.
• Avoid strenuous activities and follow dietary advice.

Oral surgery is a vital part of advanced dental care, addressing complex conditions with precision and care for lasting results.