Oral surgery in Valencia
Extractions, impacted teeth and surgical procedures with prior planning.
Oral surgery covers various procedures aimed at treating problems that affect the teeth, gums and other structures of the oral cavity.
Each procedure requires a prior assessment to study the condition of the mouth and determine the most suitable approach.
At our clinic in Valencia we plan each treatment individually, explaining the procedure and the aftercare recommendations to the patient.
What is oral surgery?
Oral surgery includes procedures that require intervention on the tissues of the mouth.
It may be indicated to solve different problems, from certain tooth extractions to the treatment of impacted teeth or other conditions that require a surgical procedure.
Tooth extractions
In certain situations it may be necessary to extract a tooth when it cannot be saved or when its presence may cause problems.
The indication always depends on a clinical assessment and on the specific characteristics of the patient.
Impacted teeth
Some teeth may fail to erupt properly and remain partially or completely impacted.
Wisdom teeth are one of the most common cases. Depending on their position and each patient's circumstances, a surgical extraction may need to be considered.
Assessment and planning
Before a procedure we assess the case and carry out any diagnostic tests that are needed.
We explain to the patient what the procedure involves, what care to follow and what to bear in mind during recovery.
Oral surgery in Valencia
If you have been recommended an extraction, have an impacted tooth or need to assess an oral surgery procedure, you can request an appointment with our team.
We will study your case and explain the treatment options available.
Frequently asked questions about oral surgery
What is oral surgery?
Oral surgery includes procedures that require intervention on the tissues of the mouth, from certain tooth extractions to the treatment of impacted teeth or other conditions.
When may a tooth extraction be necessary?
In certain situations it may be necessary to extract a tooth when it cannot be saved or when its presence may cause problems. The indication depends on a clinical assessment.
What are impacted teeth?
These are teeth that fail to erupt properly and remain partially or completely impacted. Wisdom teeth are one of the most common cases and, depending on their position, a surgical extraction may need to be considered.
Is there an assessment before the procedure?
Yes. Before a procedure we assess the case and carry out the necessary diagnostic tests, and we explain the procedure and the care to follow during recovery.