3D guided planning
Digital imaging for accurate, low-trauma procedures.
Surgery · Treatment
Surgery of the mouth and jaw, with precision.
From impacted wisdom teeth to bone grafting before implants, our oral surgeons plan with 3D imaging and use minimally invasive techniques for a faster recovery.
About the treatment
Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery at DentX
Oral and maxillofacial surgery treats conditions of the soft and hard tissues of the mouth, jaws and face, from simple extractions to complex reconstructions. We focus on minimally invasive techniques to reduce swelling and speed up recovery.
A common procedure is the removal of impacted wisdom teeth that cannot erupt properly and cause pain, infection or damage to neighbouring teeth. Advanced imaging lets our surgeons locate nerves precisely before surgery.
Surgery also includes the treatment of cysts in the jawbone and bone grafting to rebuild the jaw for patients who want implants but have lost bone. Jaw joint (TMJ) problems such as clicking, locking or chronic facial pain can also be assessed.
If you feel anxious, we discuss anaesthesia and sedation options with you, so you stay relaxed and comfortable throughout the procedure.
Bone reconstruction
Biocompatible grafts to prepare the jaw for implants.
Comfort first
Anaesthesia and sedation options for anxious patients.
Your travel plan
The full patient journey →Planned around you
The number of visits and time in Istanbul depend on your case. You receive them in writing, with your quote, before you book.
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Free consultation
Online or face to face in Europe, with photos and any X-rays you have.
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Written plan & quote
Sessions, time in Istanbul and cost, before you book anything.
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Treatment in Istanbul
VIP transfer, hotel near the clinic and a personal coordinator.
Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery FAQ
Got questions?
Will I be awake during surgery?+
Depending on the procedure and your preference, local anaesthesia or sedation can be used.
How long is recovery?+
Most patients return to normal activities within 3 to 7 days, depending on the procedure.
Do wisdom teeth always need to come out?+
Only if they cause pain, crowding or a risk of infection to other teeth.
What should I eat after surgery?+
A soft-food diet for the first few days helps the area heal.
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Gum Treatments
Our periodontists treat gum disease, gum recession and uneven gum lines, protecting your teeth and preparing the ground for implants, veneers and crowns..
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Root Canal Treatment
Root canal treatment removes infection from inside the tooth and seals it, so you keep your natural tooth instead of losing it.
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Free consultation
Start with a free, no-obligation plan.
Tell us about your smile. A DentX dentist reviews your details and your coordinator gets back to you with the next steps.
Premium materials & technology we work with
Implants
Crowns
E.max
3D technology