Oral, Dental & Maxillofacial Surgery

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery is a highly specialized branch of dentistry that addresses diseases, injuries, defects, and aesthetic aspects of the mouth, teeth, jaws, and face. At our clinic, under the expert guidance of Uzm. Dt. Yusuf Kurt, we combine years of surgical experience with cutting-edge technologies to perform complex procedures with maximum comfort, sterile safety, and minimal post-operative recovery times. Every surgical plan starts with advanced 3D Dental Tomography (CBCT) to map out critical anatomical landmarks, such as the mandibular nerve and sinus cavities, ensuring unparalleled precision. Our surgical spectrum covers everything from routine extractions to advanced reconstructive procedures: - Impacted Wisdom Teeth: Wisdom teeth often remain trapped in the jawbone or grow at improper angles, causing pain, crowding, decay in adjacent teeth, or cyst formation. We specialize in the gentle, minimally invasive extraction of these complex impacted teeth, preserving the surrounding bone and nerve tissue. - Jaw Cysts and Pathology: Cysts or benign lesions can develop silently within the jawbone, slowly destroying bone tissue and compromising tooth stability. We perform precise cystectomy procedures, removing the pathological tissue entirely and filling the cavity with bone grafts to stimulate natural regeneration. - Bone Grafting (Bone Powder Apposition): Long-term tooth loss or infection leads to jawbone resorption (shrinkage). In cases where there is insufficient bone volume to support dental implants, we perform bone grafting. By placing high-quality autogenous, allogeneic, or synthetic bone substitutes, we rebuild a solid bone base. - Sinus Lift Surgery (Sinus Floor Elevation): The maxillary sinuses are air-filled cavities located above the upper back teeth. When these teeth are lost, the sinus floor naturally drops, and the bone thins. A sinus lift is a specialized procedure that gently elevates the sinus membrane and places bone graft material beneath it, creating the necessary height and volume for secure implant placement. - Apicoectomy (Root-End Resection): When traditional root canal treatment fails to clear an infection at the tip of the tooth root, we perform a micro-surgical apicoectomy. The infected root tip and surrounding tissue are removed, and a biocompatible filling is placed at the end of the root to seal the canal and save the tooth. We utilize state-of-the-art local anesthetics and conscious sedation options to make all surgical procedures completely painless. Our specialized surgical suite adheres to the highest European sterilization protocols. Post-operative care is customized for every patient, including detailed recovery instructions, prescription medication plans, and regular follow-up checks to monitor healing and ensure a smooth, comfortable transition to complete oral health.

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