Precision in Every Incision
At Clínica Dental Ore, oral surgery is the specialty responsible for diagnosing and treating dental and maxillofacial problems that require surgical procedures. These treatments allow resolving pain, infections, compromised dental pieces and other conditions that affect oral health. Our approach is based on safe care, precise planning and professional accompaniment at each stage of the procedure.
Oral Surgery Procedures
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Dental Extractions
Is a procedure by which a tooth that cannot be preserved due to advanced cavities, infections, fractures or periodontal problems is removed.
- Eliminates infection foci
- Relieves pain
- Prevents major complications
- Improves oral health
- Allows planning subsequent treatments
About Dental Extractions
Wisdom Teeth (Third Molars)
Are the last teeth to erupt and, in many cases, do not have enough space, which can generate pain, inflammation or infections, making their extraction necessary.
- Eliminates pain and pressure
- Prevents infections
- Avoids damage to neighboring teeth
- Improves oral health
- Prevents future complications
About Wisdom Teeth (Third Molars)
Retained Teeth
These are teeth that fail to erupt properly and remain inside the bone or gums, requiring a surgical procedure for their exposure or extraction.
- Prevents infections
- Avoids damage to neighboring teeth
- Allows orthodontic treatments
- Improves oral health
- Reduces future discomfort
About Retained Teeth
Maxillary Sinus Elevation
Is a surgical procedure that allows increasing bone volume in the posterior area of the upper maxilla, facilitating the placement of dental implants.
- Allows placing implants in areas with little bone
- Increases implant stability
- Improves treatment prognosis
- Recovers bone volume
- Solution for complex cases
About Maxillary Sinus Elevation
Dental Trauma
Includes injuries to teeth, gums or bone caused by blows or accidents. It requires immediate attention to preserve the dental piece.
- Higher probability of saving the tooth
- Prevents complications
- Reduces pain
- Improves prognosis
- Avoids complex treatments
About Dental Trauma
Apicoectomy
Is a surgical procedure that is performed when a previous root canal treatment has not been sufficient. It consists of removing the infection at the tip of the tooth root (apex) and sealing the canal from the end.
- Eliminates persistent infections
- Avoids tooth extraction
- Preserves dental structure
- Solution in complex cases
- High success rate
