Implants and Oral Surgery
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery is the field concerned with the diagnosis and treatment of surgical diseases of the teeth, jawbones, intraoral soft tissues and related structures.
Medical review: Dr. Taylan Akça. Last updated: Aug. 29, 2026.
Main areas assessed at our clinic
- Dental implant surgery
- Impacted teeth and wisdom teeth
- Bone grafts and sinüs tabanı yükseltme (sinus lift)
- Assessment of intraoral cysts and lesions
- Pre-prosthetic surgical procedures
- Assessment of jaw-joint and masticatory system complaints
Surgical planning
Before surgical planning, imaging, anatomical risks, medications used, systemic diseases and post-procedure care requirements are assessed.
Frequently asked questions
Is the surgical procedure carried out under local anaesthesia?
Many intraoral surgical procedures can be carried out under local anaesthesia. Depending on the scope of the intervention and the patient's condition, different sedation or anaesthesia approaches may be assessed.
What assessments are carried out before the procedure?
Imaging, anatomical risks, medications used and systemic diseases are assessed; post-procedure care is explained in advance.
Treatment duration
The duration of the procedure and healing varies with the type of intervention, the anatomical difficulty and the patient's general health.
When it may not be suitable
Suitability is determined by an individual examination. Situations such as uncontrolled systemic disease, certain medications, active infection, inadequate oral hygiene or a history of radiotherapy to the head and neck region may affect the plan.