Oral Surgery Treatments (Improve Your Teeth Condition)

・Those travelling to Budapest for at least 2 weeks.
・Those with toothache.
・Those with cyst in their oral cavities.
・Those who wish to restore the function of their teeth effectively.
・Those who wish to improve their appearance and perfect their smiles.

Oral surgery treatments are known to be any procedures which involve making incision or removing tissue from inside your mouth. Apart from tooth removal, gum surgery and getting yourself a dental implant, getting rid of a diseases tissue like cysts and correcting your jaw problems can also be settled by oral surgeries.

The followings are the treatments offered at our affiliated clinic:

· Extraction
Usually carried out after administering local anaesthesia, teeth extraction are carried out to remove dysfunction teeth.

· Root Apex Resection
If your problems cannot be solved by conservative treatments, root resection is done to conserve the tooth by reaching through the cyst cavity. Sometimes it is known as amputation and done to ensure it serves the functions.

· Wisdom Tooth Removal
In some cases, wisdom teeth need to be removed as no space is left in your mouth. When this happen, you will experience excruciating pain and several other problems like inflammation, formation of cyst and few others may occur.

· Cystectomy
Cysts may occur inside the oral cavity. Removal of cyst is usually done with surgical excavation and other treatments like root canal filling, dissection and resection might also be done if necessary.

· Dental Replantation
When you have a dislocated tooth and it is starting to splint, then can be useful.

· Frenectomy / Frenulotomy
Surgical of Frenulum of tongue tie or lips.

To learn more about cystectomy, dental replantation and frenectomy, please inquire.

<Advantages>
· Reduces pain
· Effective oral rehabilitation
· Effective maintenance solution
· Provides better quality of life
· Improves dental condition

Limitations:
· Swelling and bruising may occur temporarily

Teeth require regular care:

· Brush your teeth at least twice a day - after eating and before bedtime
· Floss your teeth once or twice a day
· Rinse vigorously with fluoride rinse for at least one minute before bed
· Be careful in chewing toffees, gum, and tough food
· Go for regular dental check-ups
· Follow specific instructions from the doctor

Q1: My dentist said that I have a cyst, must it be removed? What will happen if I leave it?
A1: The cyst is generally comprised of tissues in a closed sac. If the cyst involves in serious complication, you will be required to go for major surgery to remove part of your jaw. Therefore, it is better to have it removed.

Q2: How will I know if I have a cyst in my mouth?
A2: Usually when cyst is present, the nearby teeth may get damaged or loose. The nerves in your jaw may be affected as well. Try to visit your dentist twice a year to get better prevention measures.

Q3: Will I be able to work after getting my surgery?
A3: You would want to take at least a day or two off work to relax and heal. There could be cases where you could be given a rest for a few weeks too.

Q4: Can I do Frenectomy on my newly born baby?
A4: We do not suggest you do that. Although, it can improve breastfeeding for some baby. Your child's medical history will need to be evaluated first.

[Clinic Name] Dentium Implant Center
[Location] Budapest, Hungary
[Nearest Station/Nearest Tourist Destination] 1 min to train station; 3 mins walking distance to Full Moon Hostel Budapest and Ministry of Defense; closely located to shops and easy access to public transportation
[Clinic Opening Time] Monday to Friday (8:00AM - 8:00PM)