At Mecca Dental, our doctors are highly experienced in oral surgery and offer advanced, compassionate care to address a wide range of dental needs. Utilizing the latest surgical techniques and technology, we ensure every procedure is as comfortable and effective as possible. Our dedicated team is here to support you every step of the way, from initial consultation to post-operative care.
Oral surgery may be necessary if you have impacted teeth (like wisdom teeth), severe tooth decay, advanced periodontal disease, or teeth that are damaged beyond repair. It can also be an essential step for orthodontic treatment, dental implant preparation, or the treatment of certain infections. A comprehensive examination, including imaging, will help us determine the best course of action for your specific needs.
Wisdom Teeth Removal
Socket Preservation (Bone Graft)
Full Mouth Rehabilitation
Alveoloplasty
Pre-Prosthetic Surgery
Maxillary Tori Removal
Mandibular Tori Removal
Maxillary Tuberosity Reduction
Frenectomy
Vestibuloplasty
Wisdom teeth removal is a common oral surgery to address one or more wisdom teeth that are impacted, misaligned, infected, or causing other dental problems like crowding.
A Socket Preservation Bone Graft is recommended immediately after tooth removal to preserve and maintain the natural architecture of the jawbone and gumline. This helps set the stage for future implant placement. Healing without socket preservation can lead to bony defects, which may compromise aesthetics and limit treatment options.
In cases where most or all teeth are unsalvageable due to extreme decay or severe periodontal disease, a full mouth rehabilitation procedure may be performed to remove nonviable teeth. This provides a clean, healthy foundation for future treatments such as complete dentures or full mouth reconstruction, supporting the patient's overall health.
Alveoloplasty is a surgical procedure to reshape and smooth the jawbone, typically performed after teeth have been removed. This step creates a better fit for dentures and prevents complications from irregular bone healing, minimizing the need for future adjustments.
Pre-prosthetic surgeries—including tori removal, tuberosity reduction, frenectomy, and vestibuloplasty—prepare the mouth for prosthetics like dentures, ensuring a more stable and comfortable fit.
Maxillary tori are bony growths on the roof of the mouth. Their removal can improve speech, enhance comfort, and ensure a better fit for dental appliances. Recovery is typically quick with minimal discomfort.
Mandibular tori are bony growths along the inner lower jaw. Removal of these growths enhances comfort and improves the fit of dentures, with a straightforward procedure and a short recovery time.
This procedure reduces the bony prominence at the back of the upper jaw, helping improve denture fit or prepare the area for dental implants. It’s a minimally invasive surgery with a relatively quick healing period.
A frenectomy removes a small fold of tissue (frenum) connecting the lips, cheek, or tongue to the gums. This procedure can improve speech, close gaps between teeth, and enhance overall oral function. Healing is fast and typically very comfortable.
Vestibuloplasty deepens the space between the gums and cheeks to create more room for dentures. By surgically increasing the height of the upper and/or lower arches, this procedure significantly enhances denture stability and patient comfort.
Our Viso G7 Planmeca delivers detailed 2D and 3D imaging, essential for accurate diagnosis and treatment planning in oral surgery. This technology helps ensure safe, precise procedures, whether for tooth removal or implant placement.
Our Emerald S Intraoral Scanner captures high-resolution digital impressions quickly and comfortably, providing detailed imaging for precise treatment planning.
Our 3D printing and milling technology enables the fabrication of customized surgical guides, restorations, and models, helping streamline the treatment process and deliver tailored solutions faster.
Romexes 6 software offers advanced imaging and analysis, giving us a comprehensive view of the oral and maxillofacial region to enhance the accuracy of our surgical treatments.
Smile Design Software allows patients to preview cosmetic and restorative outcomes before treatment even begins, helping us plan every detail of a beautiful, functional smile.
By combining 3D CBCT scans with digital impressions, our Implant Guide Software optimizes the precision of implant placement, ensuring predictable and outstanding results.
Oral surgery can address impacted wisdom teeth, advanced gum disease, jaw problems, dental infections, preparation for prosthetics, and damage from extensive decay.
Oral surgery can provide relief from pain and discomfort, prevent future dental problems, improve oral function, prepare the mouth for restorative treatments like implants or dentures, and support overall oral health.