Surgery
Oral surgery
Surgical procedures are carried out with detailed planning and open explanation.
Overview
Overview
Oral surgery can include impacted tooth removal and certain cyst and tissue problems. Imaging and health history are assessed before the procedure.
Depending on the procedure, local anaesthetic or other methods may come up. The process and the healing expectations are explained in advance.
The process
The process
Assessment
A plan is made through examination, imaging and health history.
Surgical procedure
The planned procedure is carried out under suitable anaesthesia.
Healing & review
Aftercare instructions are given and healing is followed with check-ups.
Good to know
- Swelling and tenderness may follow the procedure.
- Following instructions supports healing.
- Tell your dentist about the medicines you take.
Frequently asked
It is done under anaesthesia; afterwards pain control is arranged as your dentist recommends.
It varies with the procedure and the person; your dentist shares the expectation.
Related treatments
The information on this page is general and does not replace diagnosis or treatment advice. The right approach for you is decided by your dentist after an examination.
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