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Oral surgery

Oral surgery is the surgical treatment of pathologies of the hard (bone, dental tissues) and soft (mucous membranes, muscles, nerves, etc.) tissues of the mouth. In many cases, surgical treatment helps to protect not only the health of the teeth and the oral cavity, but also the overall health of the body. The most common oral surgical procedure performed is tooth extraction. Oral surgery is also an integral part of complex treatment, including dental implants, dentures and orthodontic treatment.

Oral surgeon Dr. Mindaugas Pranskūnas professionally performs simple and complex tooth extraction, resection of the root apex of the tooth, treatment of gingival recessions, abscess incisions, removal of jaw and oral cysts, removal of the tongue and labial fascia, jawbone augmentation, sinus floor elevation, dental implants, and other surgical procedures and surgeries in the mouth.

Although tooth removal or other oral surgery procedures are still a source of anxiety and fear for many people, rapidly improving medical technologies, modern treatment methods, and the experience and professionalism of oral surgeon Dr Mindaugas Pranskūnas ensure pain-free and unpleasant treatment. His experienced team will make sure that any surgical treatment goes safely, quickly and smoothly, and that you can get back to your normal activities as soon as possible.

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The course of surgical treatment

Before any oral surgery procedure, a medical consultation is required. During this consultation, the necessary tests are carried out and the patient’s oral health is assessed. Local anaesthesia is administered before the procedure to ensure that you do not feel any pain during treatment. Once the painkillers have taken effect, the necessary surgical procedures are performed.

What kind of result can we expect

Timely surgical treatment protects the health of the teeth, the oral cavity and the body as a whole, and prevents possible complications.

Dr Mindaugas Pranskūnas reminds us that the sooner you seek treatment for oral health problems, the easier it will be to resolve them and the more you will protect your health. If delayed, a localised tooth or mouth problem can spread and affect not only the surrounding teeth or tissues, but also other important organs.