Description

Oral Surgery Encompasses A Variety Of Surgical Procedures Performed In And Around The Mouth And Jaw. These Procedures Are Often Necessary To Address Complex Dental And Medical Issues That Cannot Be Resolved With Non-Surgical Treatments. Key Aspects Of Oral Surgery Include: Tooth Extractions: Removal Of Damaged, Decayed, Or Impacted Teeth, Including Wisdom Teeth, To Alleviate Pain And Prevent Further Complications. Dental Implants: Surgical Placement Of Titanium Posts Into The Jawbone To Replace Missing Teeth, Providing A Stable Foundation For Crowns, Bridges, Or Dentures. Jaw Surgery: Corrective Procedures To Address Jaw Misalignment (Orthognathic Surgery), Improving Both Function And Appearance. Treatment Of Oral Diseases: Surgical Intervention For Conditions Such As Cysts, Tumors, And Infections Within The Oral Cavity. Facial Trauma Repair: Reconstructive Surgery To Repair Facial Injuries Resulting From Accidents Or Trauma, Including Fractures Of The Jaw And Facial Bones. TMJ Disorders: Surgical Solutions For Severe Temporomandibular Joint Disorders When Conservative Treatments Are Ineffective. Oral Surgery Is Typically Performed By An Oral And Maxillofacial Surgeon, Who Has Specialized Training To Handle Complex Surgical Needs, Ensuring Optimal Care And Recovery.