Third molars typically remain impacted and unerupted around age 18, and surgical extraction may be necessary. If intervention is not performed at the appropriate time, this condition can lead to serious problems in jaw structure. When third molars remain in an unhealthy state in the oral cavity, they can cause problems such as dental caries, infection, and crowding in adjacent teeth. We emphasize the importance of timely third molar extraction to prevent such complications.

Third molar surgery is an extremely delicate procedure that must be performed by specialists. Various surgical techniques and materials are used to displace or remove impacted teeth. Since each patient's condition is different, this surgical procedure requires an individualized approach. With our specialist oral, dental, and oral-maxillofacial surgery team, we perform third molar surgery using the most appropriate methods.

During surgical intervention, various anesthesia methods can be used. Sedation in particular allows the patient to sleep comfortably throughout the procedure and have no recollection of the treatment. Sedation is usually the preferred method for anxious patients or children in younger age groups. Whether initiated by injection or oral sedation, the patient experiences no pain during the procedure and follows all instructions. In this way, the patient undergoes the surgical process without difficulty.

We work with an experienced team regarding third molar extraction. Early intervention prevents potential jaw and dental problems and allows for a healthier oral structure in the long term. We are always available to assist you on this matter.

If you would like to have third molar surgery performed at the appropriate time and maintain a healthy oral structure, you can contact us. We look forward to helping you achieve a healthy smile and a comfortable treatment experience.