Dental surgery encompasses a variety of procedures (medical) that are used to modify the dentition. Among the most common of these procedures endodontic surgery that involves treating the root of a person's teeth is well known. Another common type of dental surgery, prosthodontics that involves cosmetic dental surgery is often used to restore the appearance of a patient's teeth. Also, this form of dental surgery comprises other procedures as well including use of veneers, bridges, implants as too dentures.
Orthodontic Treatments
Even orthodontic treatments such as implants, apiectomy and extraction are other common forms of dental surgery. Extracting a tooth is of course the most common form of dental surgery though which kind of surgery needs to be performed depends on the type of dental illness the patient suffers from. An extraction however is easily done by any oral surgeon or dentist who can perform the procedure by putting the patient under local anesthesia.
More complicated extractions however may involve removing teeth that may be hard to access which happens on account of cracks in the gum line or because of impacts. In any case, the dentist will need to make an incision into the patient's gums so as to get to the affected tooth and this may even require need to use a drill which helps to remove any impeding bone tissue.
Dental surgery is also useful in case a patient requires to have fake teeth inserted or even to perform dental implants. In many instances it may be necessary to fix cavities in the teeth with the help of dental implants or by tooth extraction and in such cases only dental surgery will provide the right solution.
There are many other reasons why it becomes necessary to undergo dental surgery. For example, if you need to have braces fitted on teeth that are highly uneven so as to create a more even and regular formation you would require undergoing dental surgery. The same is the case if you needed to have dentures fixed permanently. Dental surgery is also necessary to affect proper treatment of the root canal and to also treat the gums.
Dental implant surgery involves a number of procedures including plain implants, apiectomy and tooth extraction. A procedure known as fiberotomy is also used in case there is need to sever surrounding fibers around an affected tooth. Extraction is also done in order to remove a problematic or diseased or even redundant tooth and is often performed under local or even general anesthesia.
Orthodontic Treatments
Even orthodontic treatments such as implants, apiectomy and extraction are other common forms of dental surgery. Extracting a tooth is of course the most common form of dental surgery though which kind of surgery needs to be performed depends on the type of dental illness the patient suffers from. An extraction however is easily done by any oral surgeon or dentist who can perform the procedure by putting the patient under local anesthesia.
More complicated extractions however may involve removing teeth that may be hard to access which happens on account of cracks in the gum line or because of impacts. In any case, the dentist will need to make an incision into the patient's gums so as to get to the affected tooth and this may even require need to use a drill which helps to remove any impeding bone tissue.
Dental surgery is also useful in case a patient requires to have fake teeth inserted or even to perform dental implants. In many instances it may be necessary to fix cavities in the teeth with the help of dental implants or by tooth extraction and in such cases only dental surgery will provide the right solution.
There are many other reasons why it becomes necessary to undergo dental surgery. For example, if you need to have braces fitted on teeth that are highly uneven so as to create a more even and regular formation you would require undergoing dental surgery. The same is the case if you needed to have dentures fixed permanently. Dental surgery is also necessary to affect proper treatment of the root canal and to also treat the gums.
Dental implant surgery involves a number of procedures including plain implants, apiectomy and tooth extraction. A procedure known as fiberotomy is also used in case there is need to sever surrounding fibers around an affected tooth. Extraction is also done in order to remove a problematic or diseased or even redundant tooth and is often performed under local or even general anesthesia.
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