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Surgical Services

Oral surgery encompasses a range of procedures that go beyond routine dental care, addressing more complex issues related to the teeth, gums, and jaw. These procedures, performed by specialized oral surgeons, involve surgical intervention to diagnose, treat, and manage various conditions affecting the oral cavity. Think of it as a specialized branch of dentistry that focuses on surgical solutions for optimal oral health and function.

Oral Health Needs

  • Wisdom Teeth Removal: When wisdom teeth (third molars) become impacted or cause crowding, oral surgery is often necessary to extract them, preventing potential problems like infection or damage to adjacent teeth.
  • Dental Implants: Replacing missing teeth with dental implants requires oral surgery to place these artificial tooth roots into the jawbone, providing a stable foundation for replacement teeth.
  • Corrective Jaw Surgery: For individuals with misaligned jaws or facial irregularities, oral surgery can correct these conditions, improving both function and aesthetics.
  • Treatment of Oral Pathology: Oral surgery plays a crucial role in diagnosing and treating oral diseases, such as cysts, tumors, and infections, ensuring the health of the oral tissues.
  • Facial Trauma Repair: In cases of facial injuries, oral surgery helps repair fractures and restore the function and appearance of the facial structures.

Types of Surgical Treatment

Oral Soft Tissue Lesions

Sometimes you might find unusual spots or sores inside your mouth, on your tongue, cheeks, or gums. These can be caused by many things, like biting your cheek, infections, smoking, or even serious illnesses like cancer. These spots can be harmless or more serious, so it's important to have them checked by a dentist if you're worried. They can figure out what's causing the problem and help you get the right treatment.

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Impacted Teeth

Teeth can get trapped in your jawbone if there isn't enough room for them to grow or if they're coming in at a funny angle. This is called an impacted tooth. It's like the tooth is trying to come out, but it gets stuck and can't poke through the gums properly. Wisdom teeth, those way in the back, are the ones that get stuck most often. Impacted teeth can cause pain, infections, and even hurt nearby teeth, so sometimes dentists need to remove them.

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Platelet Rich Fibrin

Imagine a special helper made from your own blood that can help your body heal faster! It's called PRF, and it's like a superhero for cuts and scrapes. Doctors make it by spinning a little bit of your blood really fast to separate out the good stuff. This "good stuff" has special ingredients that help your body build new skin and bone. PRF is totally safe because it's made from you, and it can help you heal quicker after surgery or an injury.

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Jaw Cysts and Tumors

Unusual growths can develop within your jawbone or gums. These growths, known as cysts or tumors, are essentially abnormal masses of tissue. They often arise from unusual growth patterns in your teeth, jawbone, or the soft tissues in your mouth. While these growths may not always cause noticeable symptoms, larger ones can potentially damage your jaw's structure or lead to difficulties with chewing, speaking, or even your appearance. That's why it's crucial to get a proper diagnosis and treatment from a dentist if you suspect you might have a cyst or tumor in your mouth.

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