Surgical Treatments It covers the structure on the mouth, jaw and jaw teeth of the people and the disorders in the tissues above these structures. It covers the period from the diagnosis stages to the surgical and treatment process of the diseases that the person encounters in the salivary glands, palate, gums, tongue, jaw and jaw joints. The treatments performed in the patient's mouth, teeth and jaw area vary according to the problem situation the person has experienced. Local anesthesia or general anesthesia can be applied to the patient here. In the examination phase, the facial and jaw changes that develop as a result of some hereditary or birth-related traumas are examined. The most common traumas in surgical interventions are cleft palate, lower and upper jaws behind or ahead of each other, and jaw closing disorders. For the treatment of all these disorders, procedures such as augmentation, orthognathic, distraction and osteogenesis are applied to the patient.
In surgical applications, many treatments are performed by applying general anesthesia or local anesthesia. Some of these are as follows. Removal of overturned and embedded teeth, as well as displacement procedures are included. Implant dental surgery Interventions Before the implant treatment, graft application or bone powder application is performed in line with the jaw bone density. All these procedures are performed within the scope of Surgical Treatments with fast and accurate diagnosis. Surgical treatments are applied to the patient with sinus elevation application in an emergency. These happen as follows.
Reconstruction of all soft jaw bones encountered in the patient,
The fractures of the joints connecting the fixed upper jaw and the mobile lower jaw are surgically treated in the patient. Surgical intervention of fractures in the teeth and jaw of the patient. Surgical treatments are applied for infections that occur on the face and jaw of the patient. Cysts and tumors occurring in the tongue, lips and auxiliary muscles in the mouth structure of the patient, as well as in the teeth and jaw bones, are treated with Surgical Treatments. In the production of prostheses developed for the patient's teeth, first of all, the control and correction of the mouth and tooth structure tissue and all these methods are carried out under the heading of Surgical Treatments.
Implant within the scope of Surgical Treatments; It is a method of placing artificial tooth roots that provide the same function and appearance into the jaw bones instead of the teeth that the patient lost due to different reasons in dental disease. As of today, appearance is very important. With surgical treatments, teeth become an aesthetic and unchangeable part of our face. Dental health has a great impact on human psychology. Dental problems primarily cause problems such as nutrition and digestion, but also cause many discomforts such as speech disorder and problems in the mouth. All these ailments can be easily recovered with Surgical Treatments.
What are the Surgical Interventions in 20-Year-Old Teeth? 20-year-old female; They are the molars that appear at the back of the lower and upper jaw sequence in a person in his 20s. Generally, a 20-year-old tooth is a tooth that is formed between the ages of 19-21 and is gradually developing. For this reason, stenosis and deviation are experienced in the jaw and the tooth may remain embedded in the jawbone. In this case, local anesthesia is applied within the Surgical Treatments and the patient is intervened without any pain. For this reason, 20-year-old tooth extraction is the fastest and painless operation among Surgical Treatments. Impacted Teeth Treatment As a result of pathological conditions encountered in the tooth roots and jawbone of the patient, impacted teeth occur. This tooth is also referred to as trapped teeth. The main reason for this situation is that pathological formations damage the jawbone of the person and the tooth is embedded inward. This situation is discussed in Surgical Treatments. Among surgical treatments, pathological structure or impacted teeth cause less deformation in the person with early diagnosis. In addition, these applications are among the shortest surgical procedures in Surgical Treatments. Since these treatments are performed under local anesthesia, there is no pain. This treatment is one of the least painless procedures among the Surgical Treatments.
Sinus Elevation Treatment Sinus elevation treatment is applied to the patient as a result of gingival sagging due to missing tooth in the upper jaw. Bone resorption occurs in the space where the patient has no teeth. This situation contradicts the bone density ratio, which is the most essential requirement in implant treatment. Within the framework of Surgical Treatments, sinus elevation is applied and the person is restored to its original state depending on the sagging upper jawbone.is converted. Implant treatment can be started as a result of the increase in bone density in the jaw structure of the person within the surgical treatments.
Treatment of Cysts in the Chin; Cysts are defined as pathological formations that occur in the patient's tooth roots or jawbones, which are encountered occasionally and progress abnormally. Early diagnosis is very important in surgical treatments. Because the cysts, which are not intervened in time, damage the jawbone and teeth over time. This treatment is seen as a sensitive operation in Surgical Treatments. Knowing the area covered by the cyst during the operation phase with the 3D tomography taken of the patient before the surgical treatments is an important condition for the correct treatment. This treatment covers a sensitive procedure within the scope of Surgical Treatments.
Things to Consider After Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Operations
In Surgical Treatments, the patient should apply tampons on the wound after tooth extraction. This condition should be replaced or removed at intervals within the Surgical Treatments. After the operations, the mouth should not be rinsed with water for the period recommended by the doctor.
Nothing should be eaten within two hours after surgical treatments, and attention should be paid to hot and cold foods and beverages.
Oral hygiene and implant care are important after implant procedures in surgical treatments.
Within the scope of Surgical Treatments, the operation area should not be touched with hand or tongue.
Harmful substances such as cigarettes and alcohol should not be used for 24 hours after surgical treatments.
You should definitely not use any other drugs other than those recommended by your doctor in the operations performed within the Surgical Treatments.
After surgical treatments, the operation site must be kept sterile.
Bleeding may continue between 6 hours and 24 hours after tooth extraction performed within the scope of Surgical Treatments. In case of bleeding that exceeds this period, a doctor should be consulted.
Surgical applications are included in the Surgical Treatments as follows.
• Impacted, complicated tooth extractions
• Surgical and medical applications against infections in the mouth, jaw and face area of the patient,
• It determines the treatment for the problems that occur in the patient's jaw area.
• Treatment of soft tissues in the mouth area of the person.
• To diagnose the disorders that occur in the person's mouth, face and jaw area.
• Treatment of intraosseous inflammations caused by teeth within the scope of Surgical Treatments,
• Surgical Treatments include applications for fractures in the bones of the jaw and face.
• Correction of hard tissues and soft tissues by surgical methods before making the dental prosthesis in the patient and preparing the patient for the prosthesis afterwards,
• Elimination of pain in the person's jaw and face area
• Treatment of cleft lip and palate includes treatments for jaw joint diseases.
• Surgical Treatments include applications for maxillary sinus pathologies associated with the patient's teeth and jaw.
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