Oral, Dental and Maxillofacial Surgery performs the diagnosis and treatment of diseases that prevent the soft and hard tissues in the mouth from working in physiological harmony.
During growth and development, the jaw structures of people are constantly changing. In addition to jaw disorders that may occur due to genetic predisposition, jaw disorders that may develop as a result of accidents or incorrect applications can lead to chewing disorders, non-fluent speech and aesthetic concerns.
Such disorders reduce the quality of life of a person, in some cases negatively affect the overall body health and may lead to self-confidence problems due to aesthetic concerns.
With appropriate diagnosis and treatment methods, maxillofacial surgery can produce solutions to many jaw problems today.
What are the Applications of Oral, Dental and Maxillofacial Surgery?
Extraction and maintenance of buried teeth
Dental implant applications
Sinus elevation
Treatment of infections that develop in the jaw area
Hard tissue and soft tissue applications
Treatment of jaw fractures
Chin tip asymmetry
TMJ (Jaw joint) problems
Jawbone augmentation (Ogmentation)
Having the lower jaw in an unstable position in front, behind, or in the right and left directions
The occurrence of disorders in the lower jaw due to developmental delays
Having the upper jaw in a disproportionate and unbalanced position
Treatment of our patients with phobia under general anesthesia and sedation.
What is Implant Treatment?
Implant treatment is the process of reconstructing teeth that have been lost due to various causes without losing their natural functions and aesthetic appearance.
Implant treatment, completed by placing a titanium-based implant, a tissue-friendly material, inside the jawbone of people who have completed the development of the jawbone and do not have any disabling diseases, and adapting porcelain teeth to the implant, eliminates nutritional and digestive problems, speech disorders and aesthetic appearance losses that develop due to tooth loss.
Extraction of Embedded Teeth (Extraction of 20-Year-Old Teeth)
20-year-old teeth are located in the back row of the tooth sequence in the lower and upper jaw.
the development of 20-year-old teeth is usually completed long after the development of other teeth.
20-year-old teeth can compress other teeth during the development stage and remain embedded in the jawbone due to stenosis in the jaw.
20-year-old teeth embedded in the jawbone, which cause a painful and painful process, can be extracted with appropriate anesthesia and surgical applications.
What is a Sinus Augmentation Operation?
Sinus Lifting, that is, sinus lifting operation, is the growth and sagging of the sinus within the bone, which occurs over time due to tooth loss in the upper jaw.
Sagging and bone resorption are observed in the lost tooth area over time due to the effect of gravity.
Bone resorption is a very big obstacle in front of implant applications, which are the treatment of lost teeth. This condition, which causes low bone density, is eliminated by a sinus augmentation operation, which is a jaw surgery procedure, and the old bone density is restored again in a way that is suitable for implant treatment.
All-on-Four Treatment
All on Four is the placement of four implants with special angles and techniques in a single session in the presence of the appropriate bone level in case of loss of all teeth in the jaw.
Temporary fixed prosthetic teeth are placed on the patient on the same day. The chewing function, aesthetics, comfort and speech function that the patient lost earlier in a day are restored.
after a healing process of 3-4 months, permanent fixed prosthetic teeth are placed.
