Treatment details
Oral Surgery in Gaziantep
Wisdom teeth, extractions and bone grafting by experienced hands.
A treatment plan built around you
Oral surgery covers planned procedures such as difficult extractions, impacted wisdom teeth and bone grafting. We use examination and imaging to plan the safest approach, explain local anaesthesia and sedation options, and provide clear aftercare for healing.
Oral surgery may be needed for a tooth that cannot be restored, an impacted wisdom tooth, an infection, or insufficient bone for a planned implant. We review your symptoms, medical history, medicines and imaging before recommending treatment, and explain alternatives when observation or a less invasive option is appropriate.
The procedure is planned around local anaesthesia, with sedation discussed when suitable. Swelling, bruising, restricted opening and temporary discomfort can occur after surgery; detailed instructions cover bleeding control, food, cleaning, medication and warning signs so you know when to contact the clinic.
What this treatment includes
- Sedation available
- Wisdom teeth
- Bone grafting
What to expect
Assessment & planning
We listen to your goals, examine your teeth and explain the right options clearly.
Personalised treatment
Your treatment is planned digitally and carried out with careful, minimally invasive techniques.
Follow-up care
We stay in touch after treatment and explain how to protect your result for the long term.
Treatment pricing and written quotes
Prices depend on the diagnosis, materials, laboratory work and number of visits. We explain the options and confirm a written quote after assessment rather than promising one number for every patient.
Final quote after examination
Read the pricing guideRelated Dental Guide
Learn what symptoms need attention and how daily care supports this treatment.
Read the related articleFrequently asked questions
When should a wisdom tooth be removed?
Removal may be advised when a wisdom tooth causes repeated infection, decay, damage to a neighbouring tooth, a cyst or another clear problem. We weigh the findings and risks rather than removing symptom-free teeth automatically.
What is a bone graft for?
A bone graft can rebuild or preserve jawbone where volume is insufficient for planned implant support. The need, material and healing time depend on the scan, the site and your medical and dental history.
What should I expect after an extraction?
A blood clot forms in the socket and needs protection while the area heals. Follow the written advice about biting on gauze, food, smoking, exercise and cleaning, and contact us promptly for worsening pain, persistent bleeding, fever or increasing swelling.
Ready to talk about your smile?
Message us on WhatsApp for a clear treatment plan, or use online booking when the calendar is available.