Surgeries

Dental Surgeries – Best Dental Surgeon In Jaipur

• Flap surgery – Flap surgeries may sound horrific yet they are nothing but incising the gums clearing out infection or any harmful leftovers from beneath the gums to safeguard the oral health and the flaps of gums are sewed back to its same position.
• Gingivectomy and Gingivoplasty – While gingivectomy largely deals with the removal of the infected part of the gums to avoid further infection. Gingivoplasty is the one where gums are reshaped and realigned surgically. 
• Alveoplasty and Vestibuloplasty – These two fancy dental procedures help to alter, reshaping or reforming the alveolar bone (jaw bone without teeth) or the vestibules (the space between the jaw and the respective mucosa). There are times when the bone required shaping or filing for the purpose of easy healing or easy conduction of further dental procedures. 
• Surgical extraction and impaction surgery – Surgical extraction involves the removal of a tooth through the cutting of bone. It can be due to an impacted tooth that evolves beneath the bone and requires cutting before removal. Impacted teeth (mostly wisdom teeth) can be hidden under the bone in any direction creating a problem for the permanent teeth already present in the mouth.
• Fracture reduction – Trauma through accidents, fall or fights can lead to a fracture in the facial area. Fractures involving bones in the upper and lower jaw, temporomandibular joint, zygomatic or eye orbit can all be dealt with, diagnosed and treated by a dentist with or without the requirement of additional medical assistance.
• Cyst and tumour removal – Cysts or tumours are an accumulation of air, fat or fluid or dead cells and tissues respectively present inside the mouth. The presence of cysts and tumours can at most times be felt through pain or swelling. However, there are times when it goes undetected by the person themself. A dentist plays a major role in diagnosing and safely removing it in time.
• Apicoectomy – When there is an infected root of the tooth due to cavity, periodontal problem or fracture, it required complete resection of that area. This process is called an apicoectomy. Here a simple flap is raised as talked about earlier and the involved root portion is removed only to be replaced with a sturdy, biocompatible material in place of it.
• Piezo-surgeries  – Piezoelectric is an unconventional way forward to bone and associated tissue cutting. Vibrations are used to perform the task instead of a manual approach.