Maxillofacial Surgery
What is maxillofacial surgery?
One particular subspecialty of dentistry is maxillofacial surgery. It entails surgeries to treat illnesses, wounds, and abnormalities of the mouth, jaw, or face. Maxillofacial surgeons are highly skilled professionals who identify and handle issues related to:
tissues and bones of your lower face and jaw (maxillofacial region).
the palate, or roof of your mouth.
teeth.
Why is maxillofacial surgery done?
The purpose of maxillofacial surgery is to:
- Improve jaw function.
- Relieve pain.
Maxillofacial surgery can treat a broad range of oral issues and disorders, including:
- Diagnosing reasons for chronic dental pain.
- Preparing the mouth for dental implants and prostheses (such as dentures).
- Placing dental implants.
- Removing (extracting) impacted teeth.
- Treat oral diseases.
What to Expect When Undergoing Maxillofacial Surgery:
Initial Consultation:
- Review of your medical history and current symptoms.
- Comprehensive examination of your mouth, jaw, and facial structures.
Diagnostic Tests:
- Imaging studies like X-rays or CT scans to assess the condition and plan the surgery.
Surgical Procedure:
- Depending on the issue, surgery may involve repairing or reconstructing bones, tissues, or placing implants.
Recovery and Aftercare:
- Post-surgery care instructions will be provided, including pain management, dietary recommendations, and follow-up appointments.
Why Choose Us for Maxillofacial Surgery?
Expert Surgeons:
- Our maxillofacial surgeons are highly trained and experienced in complex facial and dental surgeries.
Patient-Centered Care:
- We provide tailored care to ensure your comfort and address all your concerns.
Advanced Facilities:
- Our state-of-the-art surgical facilities are equipped to handle a wide range of maxillofacial procedures, ensuring optimal results.