Oral surgery
Oral surgery covers the surgical procedures in the mouth that are carried out when more complex dental problems need to be resolved, making further successful treatment and lasting oral health possible.
What does oral surgery include?
Although the word surgery itself often causes unease, the modern approach lets procedures be performed in a controlled way, under local anaesthesia and with a focus on the patient's comfort throughout.
Oral surgery most often includes:
- tooth extractions when a tooth cannot be saved
- surgical removal of impacted teeth, including wisdom teeth
- apicoectomy – removing infection at the tip of the tooth root
- cystectomy – removing cysts in the jaw area
- preparatory surgical procedures for implantology
What does the procedure look like?
Every procedure is planned carefully and individually, with prior diagnostics and assessment, to ensure precision and safety at every step.
The goal of oral surgery is to remove the causes of the problem safely and create the conditions for further treatment and stable oral health.
A step towards a healthy smile
Oral surgery is often the key step in solving a problem and creating a healthy, functional smile. With the right approach, the process can be simple and stress-free.