Surgery
Maxillofacial Surgery in Turkey
Oral and maxillofacial surgery treats conditions of the mouth, jaws and face. It sits between medicine and dentistry and needs both medical and dental training.
Conditions
What does it treat?
- Impacted teeth, including wisdom teeth
- Cysts and tumours of the jaws
- Facial pain
- Facial and jaw disproportion
- Salivary gland conditions
Procedures
Oral surgery procedures
Many procedures, such as wisdom tooth removal and bone grafting before implants, are carried out in the clinic under local anaesthetic. More complex operations can be carried out under general anaesthesia.
Planning
Diagnosis and planning
Alongside X-rays, 3D tomography can produce a model of your jawbone. This allows a definitive diagnosis and a precise surgical plan before the operation.
Step by step
How it works
- 01
Assessment
3D tomography and medical history.
- 02
Plan
The procedure, risks and recovery are explained.
- 03
Surgery
Carried out under local or general anaesthesia.
- 04
Recovery
Follow-up, and stitches removed if needed.
The number of visits, the length of your stay and healing times depend entirely on your treatment. Your dentist sets them out in your written plan.
When you are home
Aftercare
Swelling and discomfort are common after surgery. Follow the aftercare instructions closely and contact us if symptoms get worse.
Your coordinator stays in touch after you leave. You can send photos or arrange a video call with the clinic at any time, and we can share your records with your own dentist.
With your treatment
What is included
- Online consultation with a dentist to plan your treatment
- Panoramic X-ray and volumetric (3D) tomography at the clinic
- Transfers between the airport, clinic and hotel
- Temporary crowns while permanent restorations are made, where needed
- Needle-free injection anaesthesia, where suitable
- Hotel accommodation, when included in your package
Consultation comes first
Every treatment starts with a free online consultation. A dentist reviews your photos or X-rays and explains whether this treatment is suitable for you, its risks, side effects and recovery. If it is not suitable, we will not carry it out.
Questions
Maxillofacial Surgery FAQ
Most procedures use local anaesthetic. General anaesthesia is also available for complex operations; your dentist explains which suits you.
It depends on the procedure. Your dentist explains what to expect.
Ask your dentist. The timing depends on the procedure and how you heal, and is set out in your written plan.
