Oral surgery in our office includes procedures that solve problems a standard “repair” can no longer address. This includes extraction of impacted wisdom teeth, removal of soft tissue changes, apicoectomy (removal of the root tip in chronic infection), preparation for prosthetic work, and other procedures.
All procedures are performed under local anesthesia, with strict instrument sterilization measures and office hygiene control. Before the procedure, the patient receives an explanation of the process, the risks, and the expected recovery, and after the procedure, detailed instructions for care, diet, and medication for discomfort or swelling.
We place special emphasis on a calm approach to each patient: we understand that surgery sounds serious, especially if this is your first procedure of this kind. Our goal is to make everything as minimally traumatic and predictable as possible, so that recovery goes smoothly and without complications.
