Kartal Soğanlık Oral and Maxillofacial SurgerySurgical Procedures
Implant surgery, extraction of impacted teeth, bone augmentation and treatment of jaw cysts are among the procedures carried out at our clinic. Suitability is assessed by the dentist following the examination.
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
Specialized Treatments for Facial, Jaw and Oral Diseases
Procedures Areas of Responsibility
Procedures carried out within the scope of oral, dental and maxillofacial surgery
Dental implants that provide a natural appearance and function for missing teeth
Correction of irregularities affecting facial balance, biting, and breathing
Treatment of cysts and tumors in the dental and jaw area
Bone augmentation procedures in cases of jaw bone deficiencies
Extraction of impacted teeth (wisdom teeth)
Treatment of jaw and facial fractures after trauma
Treatment of temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders
Surgical treatment of gum diseases
Why Surgical Treatment Required?
Advantages of oral and maxillofacial surgery treatments and the functional and aesthetic benefits that come with dental implants
Creative operations by dentists for complex conditions
Holistic approach to treatment and functional results
Minimally invasive interventions with advanced surgical techniques
Assessment of sedation options where deemed necessary
Surgical planning with imaging
Who Is It Suitable For?
Oral and maxillofacial surgery treatment may be necessary in the following cases:
Those who need dental implants due to tooth loss
Those with jaw irregularities
Those with impacted wisdom teeth
Those who develop cysts or tumors in the jaw and dental area
Those with jaw bone deficiency
Those who need surgical treatment for gum diseases
Frequently Asked Questions
Do impacted teeth need to be extracted?
No, not always. Impacted teeth need to be extracted if they are associated with cyst or tumor formation, if they may cause fractures, or if they are causing an abscess.
Should all wisdom teeth be extracted?
No. Wisdom teeth that emerge without problems in the mouth do not need to be extracted if they have a healthy structure.
How is impacted tooth extraction performed?
Impacted tooth extraction, which is among oral and maxillofacial surgery applications, is performed in a clinical setting and under local anesthesia.
Does impacted tooth extraction cause pain?
The procedure does not cause pain because it is performed under local anesthesia.
Are all intraoral surgical procedures performed with local anesthesia?
No. Local or general anesthesia can be applied depending on the procedure to be performed. Operations carried out under the supervision of a dentist are mostly performed under local anaesthesia.
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Make an AppointmentThe content on this website has been prepared for general information purposes only; it does not replace diagnosis or treatment and does not constitute advertising. Please consult a dentist for your complaints.
Not every treatment is suitable for every patient. The suitability of a treatment, its duration and possible risks are assessed by the dentist following an examination and any necessary imaging.
In every surgical or interventional procedure, results may vary from person to person.
- Content prepared and reviewed by: Harun Atay, DDS (Dentist)
- Health institution: Özel Klinik Akademi Ağız ve Diş Sağlığı Polikliniği
- Last updated: 24.08.2026