Oral and dental medical and surgical services include a range of specialized treatments aimed at preserving natural teeth, relieving pain, treating infections, and restoring oral health. These services range from basic treatments such as fillings and root canals to specialized surgeries of the mouth, gums, and jaws. Accurate diagnosis, the use of advanced equipment, and strict adherence to sterile principles play an important role in the success of these treatments and reducing possible complications.
Applications of Treatment and Surgery Services
These services are used to treat decayed and damaged teeth, eliminate root and gum infections, extract teeth that cannot be saved, and perform specialized oral and dental surgeries. Surgery for impacted or semi-impacted wisdom teeth, treatment of advanced gum diseases, removal of oral lesions, and some maxillofacial surgeries also fall into this category. Performing these treatments on time prevents the spread of infection to other teeth and even the general health of the body.
Stages of performing dental treatment and surgery
In the first stage, the dentist determines the exact diagnosis and appropriate treatment plan by performing a clinical examination and reviewing radiographic images. After performing local anesthesia and, if necessary, anesthesia, the desired treatment or surgery is performed with high precision. In some surgeries, suturing is performed, and after the work is completed, the patient is given necessary care instructions. Follow-up visits to monitor the recovery process and prevent possible complications are an important part of the treatment process.
Benefits and limitations of dental and surgical services
The most important advantage of these services is preserving natural teeth as much as possible and relieving the patient’s pain and discomfort. Timely treatment prevents the development of infections and the need for more complex treatments in the future, and improves the overall health of the mouth and body. However, some treatments require anesthesia or surgery, and there may be a short recovery period after them. Following post-treatment instructions plays an important role in reducing complications and accelerating recovery.
Cost of dental and surgical services
The cost of dental treatments depends on the type of treatment, the extent of tooth damage, the complexity of the surgery, and the patient’s condition. Approximately, the cost of a root canal starts at about three million Tomans. A tooth filling starts at about one million Tomans, depending on the type of material used. A simple tooth extraction usually costs about one and a half million Tomans, and wisdom tooth surgery ranges from about three million Tomans and up. The cost of gum surgery usually starts at around five million Tomans, depending on the extent of the treatment. The final amount will be determined after a specialist examination.
Services in this category
Dental root canal treatment
Dental root canal treatment or root canal treatment is performed on teeth whose pulp is inflamed or infected. In this treatment, by removing the damaged nerve and disinfecting the canals, the tooth is preserved and the pain is completely relieved.
Tooth filling
Tooth filling is used to repair cavities and rebuild the lost structure of the tooth. This treatment is performed with tooth-colored materials or amalgam and prevents the progression of decay.
Tooth extraction
In cases where the tooth is severely damaged and cannot be repaired, tooth extraction is performed. This treatment is performed with the principles of anesthesia and minimal damage to the surrounding tissues.
Wisdom Tooth Surgery
Wisdom tooth surgery is performed to remove impacted or partially impacted teeth that can cause pain, infection, or damage to nearby teeth. Timely surgery can prevent more serious problems.
Gum Treatment and Surgery
Gum disease treatment includes deep scaling, gum surgery, and reconstruction of damaged tissues. These treatments play an important role in preserving teeth and preventing them from loosening.
Specialized Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeries
Some oral and maxillofacial problems require specialized surgeries that are performed to improve function, reduce pain, and correct abnormalities. These surgeries are planned after a careful examination of the patient’s condition.
Frequently Asked Questions About Treatment and Surgery
Many patients are concerned about the pain of dental treatments. Root canals and most treatments are performed under general anesthesia and are painless. After tooth extraction, it is essential to follow recommendations such as using sterile gauze, cold compresses, and avoiding sucking. Gum surgery is an essential treatment in advanced cases of gum disease and prevents tooth loss.
In this section, you can learn about the range of services provided within this service; each of these services is performed according to the patient’s needs and in compliance with specialized and safety standards.
- Root Canal Treatment
- Dental Fillings (Amalgam and Composite)
- Tooth Extraction (Simple and Surgical)
- Dental Surgery (Wisdom Teeth, Impacted)
- Gum Surgery (Gum Graft, Flap)
- Sinus Lift
- FAQs
Answers to your frequently asked questions
Porcelain veneers are thin ceramic shells made in a laboratory. They are more durable (10–15 years), offer a more natural appearance, and are more stain-resistant, but they require tooth reduction and are more expensive.
Composite bonding is applied directly to the tooth, requires minimal or no tooth reduction, is more affordable, and repairable; however, it has a shorter lifespan (5–7 years) and may discolor over time.
The choice depends on budget, the condition of the teeth, and expectations for longevity. Veneers are better for long-lasting and highly natural aesthetics.
If minimal tooth reduction and lower cost are priorities, composite bonding is a better option. Consultation with a dentist is essential.
The cost of porcelain veneers is generally higher than composite bonding and varies depending on the brand, number of teeth, and clinic.
An exact price requires examination, but composite is more economical, while veneers are considered a long-term investment.
No, dental scaling is not harmful and is necessary, as plaque and tartar can cause gum disease and tooth decay.
Temporary sensitivity may occur after scaling, but it usually resolves within a few days and does not damage tooth enamel.
In the first few days, consume soft and cool foods, maintain oral hygiene, and use antiseptic mouthwash. Avoid smoking and heavy physical activity.
Regular checkups every six months and proper daily care ensure long-term implant success.
Dental implants can be placed after jaw growth is complete (usually over 18 for females and 20 for males), with no upper age limit.
In older adults, implants can also be successful if general health is good, but bone density must be evaluated.
No, dental implants do not harm neighboring teeth and are a more natural alternative to dental bridges.
Proper oral hygiene is essential to prevent gum infection around the implant.
Wisdom teeth need to be removed only if they are impacted, misaligned, or cause pain, infection, or damage to adjacent teeth.
If there is enough space and no problems, extraction is not necessary.
Veneers usually require minimal tooth reduction (0.5–1 mm), while composite bonding is often done with no or very minimal reduction.
The choice depends on the tooth condition to achieve the most natural result.
Veneers can be removed, but due to initial tooth reduction, the tooth will require restoration or a new crown.
Veneers are considered a permanent treatment, so careful consultation is essential.
Yes, if teeth are misaligned or jaw discrepancies exist, orthodontic treatment is recommended first for a more durable and natural aesthetic result.
Without alignment, veneers or composite may create an unnatural appearance.
Sensitivity to hot and cold is often a sign of tooth decay, gum recession, or cracked teeth and requires examination.
Timely treatments such as fillings or crowns can resolve the issue.
Teeth whitening usually lasts 1–3 years and is safe when performed correctly.
For enhanced results, it can be combined with veneers or composite bonding.
Hold the toothbrush at a 45-degree angle to the gum line, use gentle circular motions, and brush for at least two minutes.
Brushing twice daily along with floss and mouthwash is essential to prevent plaque and tooth decay.
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