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What is Surgical Treatment?
Surgical treatment is a practice in dentistry that involves situations requiring surgical intervention to resolve diseases, injuries or aesthetic problems. Such treatments are generally performed to maintain or improve the health of the teeth, gums and jaw structure.
Tooth Extraction:Removal of severely decayed or damaged teeth.
Implant Applications: Artificial tooth roots are placed in place of missing teeth.
Gum Surgery: Interventions to treat gum disease. This may include shaping the gums or removing infections present in the gums.
Orthognathic Surgery: Surgical procedures performed to correct deformities in the jaw structure. This aims to correct jaw alignment and improve aesthetic appearance.
Cyst and Tumor Surgery: Removal of cysts or tumors occurring in the mouth and jaw area.
Types of Surgical Treatment
Such treatments are generally performed to maintain or improve the health of the teeth, gums and jaw structure.
Jaw Cysts and Tumors
They are pathological structures and masses that develop in the jawbone or gums. They usually occur as a result of abnormal growth of teeth, jawbone or soft tissues. Cysts and tumors may sometimes not cause obvious symptoms, but large growths can damage the jaw structure or cause aesthetic and functional problems.
Oral Soft Tissue Lesions
Soft tissue lesions in the mouth can be abnormal structures that form on the tongue, mucosa, gums or the inner surface of the cheek. These lesions can be benign or malignant. Lesions can develop for various reasons, such as infection, trauma, smoking, immune system disorders or diseases such as cancer.
Impacted Teeth
Impacted Teeth are conditions in which teeth become embedded in the jawbone, deviating from their normal path or not being able to fully erupt. Usually, impacted teeth are located somehow under the jawbone or gums and can lead to a variety of health problems. Impacted teeth are most commonly associated with wisdom teeth, but other teeth can also be impacted.
PRF
PRF (Platelet Rich Fibrin), i.e. platelet-rich fibrin, is a biomaterial obtained from the patient's own blood and used to accelerate the natural healing process and support tissue regeneration.
What is Surgical Treatment?
Surgical treatment is a practice in dentistry that involves situations requiring surgical intervention to resolve diseases, injuries or aesthetic problems. Such treatments are generally performed to maintain or improve the health of the teeth, gums and jaw structure.
Surgical Treatment Process
- Initial Consultation and Assessment: A comprehensive assessment of the patient's condition is made. The current condition is analyzed with X-rays and other imaging methods.
- Treatment Planning: A personalized surgical plan is prepared according to the patient's needs. This plan includes the type of surgery to be performed, anesthesia methods and the recovery process.
- Application: Surgery is usually performed under local anesthesia. General anesthesia may also be used if necessary. During the procedure, the dentist uses special surgical instruments to achieve the specified goals.
- The Healing Process: After surgery, the patient's recovery process begins. During this process, pain management and care recommendations are provided depending on the type of surgery. The recovery process is monitored with check-ups.
Benefits of Surgical Treatment
- Relieving Pain and Discomfort: Dental or gum related disorders are eliminated with surgical intervention.
- Aesthetic ImprovementCorrecting deformities in the jaw structure significantly improves facial aesthetics.
- Functional RecoveryCorrection of teeth and jaw structure positively affects chewing function and speech.
- Protecting Dental Health: Surgical treatment helps prevent more serious tooth and gum problems.
Things to Consider
- Risks and Complications: As with all surgical procedures, surgical treatment carries some risks. Situations such as infection, bleeding and anesthesia-related complications should be taken into consideration.
- Post-Treatment Care: Appropriate care and follow-up visits during the recovery process increase the success of the treatment. Patients are usually recommended antibiotics or painkillers.
Conclusion
Surgical treatment has an important place in dentistry and is an effective solution for maintaining the oral health of patients. Dentists aim to achieve the best results with personalized treatment plans that suit the needs of their patients. If any surgical procedure is considered, it is important to consult with a specialist dentist.
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