If you have dental issues that affect your quality of life, a dental surgery may be the definitive solution. From complex extractions to implants and bone regenerations.
What Are Dental Surgeries and When Are They Necessary?
Dental surgeries include a variety of procedures aimed at correcting serious oral problems. These interventions may be necessary in cases of:
Wisdom Tooth Extraction
When wisdom teeth do not erupt properly, they can cause pain, infections, and dental crowding. With our advanced extraction technique, we guarantee a safe procedure and a quick recovery.
Dental Implants
Restore the functionality and aesthetics of your smile with state-of-the-art dental implants. Designed to integrate with the natural bone, they offer a durable and highly aesthetic solution.
Gum Surgery
Advanced periodontal disease can weaken your gums and affect the stability of your teeth. With our gum surgeries, we strengthen the tissues and prevent dental loss.
Bone Regeneration
If you have suffered bone loss due to periodontal diseases or dental extractions, bone regeneration is the key to successfully placing dental implants.
Orthognathic Surgery
For those suffering from severe bite problems or facial deformities, orthognathic surgery corrects the alignment of the jaw, improving both functionality and the aesthetic appearance of the face.
Better oral health: Elimination of infections and improvement in the functionality of the teeth.
Aesthetic correction: A harmonious and aligned smile.
Less pain and discomfort: Effective treatments that prevent future complications.
Greater confidence: Restoration of the function and aesthetics of your dentition.
Permanent solutions: Procedures designed for lasting results.
A dental surgery is a procedure performed by a specialized dentist (maxillofacial surgeon or odontologist) to address various dental issues, such as tooth extractions, dental implants, gum surgery, or correction of jaw abnormalities.
Dental surgery is generally performed under local anesthesia, so you should not feel pain during the procedure. However, you may experience discomfort or pain after the surgery, which can be managed with medications prescribed by the dentist.
The recovery time varies depending on the type of surgery, but generally, the initial recovery takes 3 to 7 days. The complete healing process can take weeks or even months, depending on the complexity of the surgery.
Yes, it is essential to have a prior consultation with the dentist. During this consultation, the dentist will assess your dental and general health, perform studies (such as X-rays), and discuss treatment options and post-surgery care.
