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SQ Surgery is one of the most important branches in the dental field.
The most common surgery in a dental office is undoubtedly the removal of the teeth (extraction).
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Surgical removal of the roots
Is a dental procedure in which the roots of a tooth are extracted through a surgical approach. This procedure is typically performed when a tooth is severely damaged, decayed, or infected, and a conventional extraction is not possible. The surgical removal of the roots is conducted under local anesthesia, and the patient may require additional sedation to ensure maximum comfort during the procedure. This procedure is performed by our trained dental professional.
Surgical removal of wisdom teeth
Is a dental procedure in which one or more of the wisdom teeth (also known as third molars) are extracted through a surgical approach. Wisdom teeth may need to be removed if they are impacted, infected, causing crowding, or causing other dental problems. The surgical removal of wisdom teeth is performed under local anesthesia and may require additional sedation depending on the complexity of the case and the patient’s needs. Prior to the surgery, we will conduct a thorough evaluation and may take x-rays to determine the best approach for removing the wisdom teeth safely and effectively.
Apical resection (surgical removal of the apex of the roots)
Is a surgical dental procedure that involves the removal of the root tip (apex) of a tooth. This procedure is typically performed to treat a tooth that has a persistent infection or inflammation in the root tip area (known as periapical disease) and has not responded to other types of treatment such as root canal therapy. During the procedure, the dental professional will remove the infected or inflamed tissue and may also reshape the root tip to prevent further infection. Once the procedure is complete, the tooth is filled and restored.
Cyst
surgery
Is a dental procedure in which a cyst, which is a sac or cavity filled with fluid or semi-solid material, is removed from the oral cavity. Cysts can form around teeth, in the jawbone, or in soft tissue and can cause swelling, pain, and damage to nearby teeth and bone if left untreated. During the procedure, the dental professional will make an incision in the gum tissue to access the cyst and remove it along with any infected or damaged tissue. The area is then cleaned and the incision is closed with sutures.
Surgical treatment of abscesses
Is a dental procedure in which an abscess, which is a collection of pus caused by a bacterial infection, is drained and cleaned. Abscesses can cause swelling, pain, and damage to surrounding tissues and bone if left untreated. During the procedure, the dental professional will make an incision in the gum tissue to access the abscess and drain the pus. The area is then cleaned and may be packed with gauze to promote healing. In some cases, the abscess may also need to be removed entirely.
Excisions
Are a dental procedure in which a portion of tissue, such as a lesion or growth, is removed from the oral cavity. Excisions may be performed for a variety of reasons, including to diagnose or treat oral diseases, to remove benign or malignant growths, or to address cosmetic concerns. During the procedure, the dental professional will remove the tissue, and the area is then cleaned and may be closed with sutures
Secuestroektomie
Is a dental surgical procedure in which a piece of dead bone (sequestrum) is removed from the jaw. A sequestrum can form when there is a loss of blood supply to a section of bone, which can occur in conditions such as osteomyelitis or radiation therapy. During the procedure, the dental professional will make an incision in the gum tissue to access the sequestrum and remove it along with any infected or damaged tissue. The area is then cleaned and the incision is closed with sutures.
Hemisection
Is a dental procedure in which a tooth with two or more roots is divided into two separate parts, and the diseased or damaged part is removed. This procedure is typically performed when there is severe damage or infection to one part of the tooth, and the other part can be preserved and restored. During the procedure, our dental professional will make an incision in the gum tissue to access the affected area and remove the damaged part of the tooth. The remaining healthy portion of the tooth is then restored with a crown or filling to restore its function and appearance.
Pre-prosthetic interventions
Are dental procedures that are performed to prepare a patient’s mouth for the placement of dental prosthetics, such as dentures, bridges, or implants. These interventions may include extractions, bone grafts, gum grafts, and other procedures designed to improve the function and appearance of the mouth before prosthetic devices are placed.
Extractions may be necessary to remove damaged or diseased teeth that cannot be saved, or to make room for prosthetic devices. Bone grafts may be performed to add bone tissue to areas of the jaw that have lost density, to support the placement of dental implants. Gum grafts may be performed to add gum tissue to areas where it has receded, improving the appearance of the gums and the stability of dental prosthetics.
Removal of tumors
Is a surgical procedure that involves the removal of abnormal growths or masses that have developed in the mouth or jaw. Tumors can be benign (non-cancerous) or malignant (cancerous), and their treatment and removal will depend on their type and location.
The procedure involves a thorough evaluation by a dental professional, which may include dental radiographs, biopsy, and other diagnostic tests to determine the type and extent of the tumor. The removal of tumors typically involves a surgical procedure that may require local or general anesthesia, depending on the size and location of the tumor.
The surgical removal of a tumor may involve the removal of a portion of the jawbone or other structures in the mouth to ensure complete removal of the abnormal tissue. In some cases, the removal of a tumor may require reconstructive surgery to restore the function and appearance of the mouth.
It is important to identify and remove tumors as early as possible to prevent further growth and potential spread to other areas of the body.
