Surgical facilities

Oral diseases

Minor procedures in the mouth can be performed under local anaesthesia. A syringe with a local anaesthetic will be used, like at the dentist’s.

If the procedure is extensive, it will be performed under general anaesthesia. The surgeon will discuss this with you in detail.

The most common ailments are:

Tooth extractions
Jaw cysts
Removal of a lip or tongue string
Removal of clogged salivary glands (mucocoele) and stones
Dental cleaning (oncological, cardiological, organ transplantation ...)
Soft tissue biopsies/excisions

Wisdom teeth

Infections and cysts

Facial infections must always be followed up properly. After all, an infection that is not treated in time can develop into an abscess. This abscess can expand and cause systemic problems. It is therefore important that the physician examines and identifies the cause and the entryway of the infection.

More information about cysts.

Dental implants

Bone reconstruction

Facial fractures

Every maxillary fracture requires a specific approach.

Obstructive Sleep Apnoea Nasal Syndrome (OSAS)

Read more about obstructive sleep apnoea syndrome (OSAS) and possible approaches (Mandibular repositioning device (MRD) and jaw correction).