Dental - Oral Surgery

Oral Surgeons at EMC Hospital specialize in diagnosing, treating, and performing surgical procedures for various disorders, diseases, and injuries of the oral cavity, jaw, and surrounding tissues. In addition to performing surgical procedures, Oral Surgeons also play a role in comprehensive treatment planning to restore the function, health, and comfort of the patient's oral cavity.

Before performing the procedure, the Oral Surgery Specialist Dentist at EMC Hospital will conduct a thorough evaluation through a clinical examination and supporting tests, such as dental x-rays, panoramic radiographs, Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT), or other tests appropriate to the patient's condition. Based on the results of this evaluation, the doctor will determine the most appropriate procedure, prioritizing patient safety, effectiveness, and comfort.

At EMC Hospital, our Oral Surgery Specialists treat a variety of conditions, including impacted teeth (including wisdom teeth), complex tooth extractions, oral cysts and tumors, jaw and oral tissue infections, trauma to teeth and jawbones due to accidents, temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders, and surgical preparation for dental implant placement. They also treat oral tissue biopsies, congenital oral abnormalities, and various other conditions requiring oral and maxillofacial surgery.

EMC Hospital's Oral Surgery Specialist Dentist Services are supported by modern diagnostic technology and treatment facilities, as well as collaboration with other dental specialists and specialists such as anesthesiologists, ENT specialists, plastic surgeons, oncologists, and internal medicine specialists, when necessary. This multidisciplinary approach allows patients to receive comprehensive care, from diagnosis and surgery to post-procedure recovery.

Consult a dentist or oral surgeon at EMC Hospital immediately if you experience abnormal wisdom teeth, jaw pain or swelling, recurring tooth infections, lumps in the mouth, difficulty opening your mouth, facial or jaw injuries, or other symptoms requiring surgical treatment. Early diagnosis and appropriate treatment can help prevent complications, speed healing, and maintain optimal oral health and jaw function.