Oral Surgery
Precise and safe surgical procedures
Dental surgery is an essential field in dentistry, responsible for treating complex conditions of the teeth and gums. This branch combines advanced technology with specialist expertise to restore comfort, functionality and the aesthetics of the smile.
What is oral surgery?
Dental surgery involves surgical interventions in the oral cavity used to treat complex conditions that cannot be solved through standard dental methods. These procedures may include extractions, dental implants, bone reconstructions or advanced periodontal treatments. The main goal is to restore oral health and functionality, while also achieving an excellent aesthetic result.
Types of dental surgical procedures:
- Fixed Teeth
- Dental implants
- Complex tooth extractions
- Bone reconstruction
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The 4 most common dental surgical procedures at Dent Park
FIXED TEETH
One of the most requested procedures in dental surgery is the fixed implant-supported prosthesis. This innovative technique allows patients to receive a provisional restoration within 24 hours, by placing 4 to 6 dental implants that support the fixed prosthesis. It is ideal for patients who have lost teeth due to trauma or dental conditions.
dental implants
A modern solution for replacing a missing tooth. The implant replaces the root of the missing tooth and serves as a support for a crown or dental prosthesis.
COMPLEX TOOTH EXTRACTIONS
Wisdom teeth or teeth affected by decay may require surgical extraction. These procedures are performed under local or general anesthesia to reduce discomfort.
BONE RECONSTRUCTION
When the jawbone is not sufficient to support implants, bone reconstruction becomes necessary. This procedure involves adding bone grafts to create a solid foundation for implant placement.
Symptoms that indicate you may need a surgical intervention
- Severe tooth pain – may indicate an infection or a serious condition
- Swelling in the gums, face or jaw – sign of a severe infection
- Mobile teeth – may suggest periodontal disease or bone loss
- Difficulty chewing or speaking – may indicate jaw alignment issues
- Pain in the wisdom tooth area
Diagnosis of dental surgical problems is done through:
Clinical evaluation – a thorough examination of the oral cavity, teeth and surrounding tissues to detect infections, cavities or other issues
X-rays and CT scans – provide detailed information about bone structure, jaws and help in surgical planning
Intraoral and extraoral photographs – essential for planning surgical procedures and monitoring treatment progress
Do you need a surgical intervention?
Before getting to surgery, you need a consultation.
Digitally Guided Dental Surgery: Maximum Precision and Safety
Modern technology has revolutionized dental surgery through the introduction of guided procedures. This method uses digital scans and advanced software to plan and perform treatments with exceptional precision.
Benefits include:
Minimal risk of complications
Reduced recovery time and less postoperative discomfort
Shorter treatment time for the patient
Digitally guided surgery is frequently used in dental implant procedures, full-mouth rehabilitations with implants, bone grafting, as well as in treating intraosseous infections that need to be removed.
Why choose a surgical procedure at Dent Park?
Care for the patient
We ensure transportation (taxi) after the surgical intervention
Multiple options
Dental implants and prosthetic solutions tailored to your needs
Digital Surgical Guide
Millimetric precision and increased safety
Modern equipment
Designed for maximum patient comfort
Testimonials of dental surgical procedures
Dental surgery prices at Dent Park clinic
Tooth extraction
200 - 600 RON
39,22 - 117,65 Euro
Dental Implant
2500 - 4500 RON
490,20 - 882,35 Euro
Bone graft (augmentation)
1000 RON
196,08 Euro
Implant uncovering
200 RON
39,22 Euro
Surgery and technology go hand in hand
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Most dental surgical procedures are performed under local or general anesthesia, which eliminates pain during the procedure. After the intervention, mild discomfort may occur, but it is effectively managed with painkillers prescribed by the doctor.
Recovery time varies depending on the type of procedure. For example, after a dental implant, recovery can take from a few days to a few weeks. Strictly following the doctor’s instructions helps speed up the healing process.
Dental surgery is recommended for patients with severe dental issues such as missing teeth, advanced periodontal disease, impacted teeth, dental fractures or dislocations. A dental consultation is essential to determine whether a surgical procedure is needed.
Digitally guided surgery is an advanced technology that uses digital imaging to plan and perform precise procedures, such as dental implants or full-mouth implant rehabilitations. It reduces risks and recovery time while ensuring predictable and safe results.
Yes. Before any procedure, the dentist will evaluate your general health and may request additional tests if necessary. In some cases, chronic conditions such as diabetes require careful treatment planning.
When? How? Where?
- Pricing information
- Guidance to the right specialist
- Directions to the clinic
- Appointment scheduling
- Post-treatment support
- General treatment information