Teeth Extraction & Dental Surgery at Tooth Mate Clinic

What is Dental Surgery?

• Dental surgery is a medical specialty concerned with treating dental and jaw problems that require surgical intervention. These procedures include extracting difficult and impacted teeth, wisdom teeth removal, dental implants, jaw surgery, and treating bone infections around teeth. It is considered the final solution for many persistent dental problems.

• Dental surgeries are performed under local anesthesia to avoid any pain during the procedure, and in some complex cases general anesthesia can be used. In our clinic, we use the latest surgical techniques such as lasers and ultrasound to reduce bleeding and speed up recovery.

• Dental surgery differs from regular extraction in that it requires opening the gum and removing part of the bone to access the impacted or difficult tooth. These operations require high skill and long experience to ensure success and avoid complications such as nerve damage or jaw fractures.

• Dental surgeries also include bone grafting procedures to replace missing bone, sinus lifting for dental implants in the upper jaw, and jaw fracture repair. All these procedures are performed with high precision to ensure the best results and fastest recovery period.

Benefits of Advanced Dental Surgery

• Relief from chronic pain: Dental surgery solves problems of persistent pain resulting from impacted teeth, bone infections, or buried wisdom teeth. It gives you immediate relief and improves your daily quality of life.

• Preventing serious complications: Surgical extraction of difficult teeth prevents acute bone infections, cyst and tumor formation, damage to adjacent teeth, and jaw occlusion problems that may lead to chronic headaches and neck pain.

• Improving general health: Impacted and swollen teeth cause chronic infections that affect the whole body. Removing them improves overall health and reduces the risk of heart disease, arterial disease, and diabetes.

• Preparation for other treatments: Surgery prepares the mouth for future treatments such as dental implants or orthodontics. Removing obstructive teeth creates sufficient space for cosmetic and functional treatments.

Types of Dental Surgeries

Wisdom Teeth Removal

Removal of impacted or embedded wisdom teeth that cause pain and jaw problems. Performed under local anesthesia with minimal pain.

Treatment of chronic wisdom teeth pain

Preventing damage to adjacent teeth

Maintaining proper jaw alignment

Dental Implant Surgery

Installing titanium implants in the jaw bone to replace missing teeth. Requires precise surgical intervention to ensure implant stability.

Permanent solution for tooth replacement

Improving chewing function and appearance

Preserving jaw bones from deterioration

Advanced Root Canal Treatment

Treatment of deep root canal infections that conventional treatment has failed to solve. Requires high surgical skill.

Saving teeth from extraction

Treating severe pain

Preventing infection spread to bones

Gum Surgery

Treatment of advanced gum diseases and repair of damaged tissues. Includes gum grafting and treatment of gum recession.

Treatment of chronic gum inflammation

Improving smile appearance

Preventing tooth loss

Dental Surgery Procedure Steps

• Diagnosis and planning: We perform comprehensive dental examination, panoramic X-rays, and 3D imaging to accurately determine tooth position, its relationship to adjacent nerves, and develop a safe surgical plan. We use advanced surgical simulation software.

• Anesthesia and preparation: We use advanced local anesthesia that ensures no pain during the procedure. In complex cases, we provide general anesthesia under the supervision of a specialized anesthesiologist. We completely sterilize the surgical area to prevent infection.

• Surgical procedure: We carefully incise the gum to access the tooth and bone, then remove any bone covering the tooth using precise surgical tools. We extract the tooth completely or split it if necessary, then thoroughly clean the area.

• Closure and follow-up: We suture the wound with absorbable sutures that don't need removal, and place a surgical dressing if necessary. We give you clear post-surgery care instructions and schedule a follow-up appointment after a week to assess recovery.