Surgical interventions (flap surgery, frenulum correction, removal of tumors)

Surgery is an important dental service that is performed for various medical needs using surgical techniques. These interventions can be performed for a variety of purposes, including the extraction of complex teeth, apical surgery, correction of tongue frenulum, upper and lower lips, implant placement, and more.

Surgical interventions require specialized skills and equipment. Dentists who perform these procedures have a high level of qualifications and experience, which allows them to ensure the safety and effectiveness of the intervention. They use modern surgical instruments, technologies, and techniques to achieve optimal results for the patient.

Surgical interventions can be recommended to solve dental problems such as the removal of difficult teeth, missing teeth, insufficient bone volume for dental implants, gummy smile, exposed teeth roots, short frenulum of the tongue or upper or lower lip, the presence of neoplasms, the presence of cysts in the jaw, the presence of unerupted teeth that need to be placed in the dentition in conjunction with an orthodontist, and much more. The individual needs and condition of the patient are taken into account, and postoperative care is planned for optimal healing and recovery.

After the surgery, you will be given instructions for postoperative oral care and medication. It is important to follow these recommendations to avoid possible complications and ensure optimal healing and recovery.