Tooth Tumor Operations

Dental tumor operations are the surgical removal of tumors that form in the mouth or jaw bones. This procedure requires a process that varies depending on the type, size and degree of spread of the tumor. Here is detailed information about dental tumor operations:

1. What is Dental Tumor Surgery?

Dental tumor surgery is the surgical removal of tumors that form in the mouth or jaw bones. Tumors can usually be caused by various factors and although they are mostly benign, they can sometimes be malignant. Therefore, it is important to properly evaluate the tumor and determine the appropriate treatment plan.

2. What is it for?

Dental tumor surgery can be performed in the following cases:

• The tumor is pressing on surrounding tissues, causing pain, swelling, or other symptoms.
• The tumor has weakened or destroyed surrounding bone tissue.
• If the tumor continues to grow and causes damage to other teeth or surrounding tissues.

3. Who can have this operation?

The operation for a tooth tumor is determined by the type, size and degree of spread of the tumor. Generally, patients who are diagnosed with a tooth tumor and require treatment may undergo this operation. However, it is important to conduct a detailed evaluation before the operation and determine the most appropriate treatment plan for the patient.

4. What is the Success Rate?

The success rate of dental tumor surgery varies depending on the type, size, and extent of spread of the tumor. In general, a properly performed surgery is successful and the tumor is less likely to grow back. However, malignant tumors can be more difficult to treat and have a lower success rate.

5. Procedure Duration and Things to Consider After Treatment

The duration of a dental tumor operation varies depending on the size of the tumor, its location, and the complexity of the surgical procedure. The procedure can usually take several hours, and patients are usually placed under general anesthesia. Things to consider after treatment include:

• Pain and swelling are normal after the procedure. Painkillers and cold compresses recommended by the doctor can be used.
• During the healing process, the instructions given by the dentist must be followed exactly.
• To speed up the healing process, habits such as smoking should be avoided and oral hygiene should be taken care of.

6. The Healing Process

The recovery process after a dental tumor operation varies depending on the complexity of the operation and the patient’s general health. Pain, swelling and slight bleeding are normal during the recovery process. These usually decrease over time and full recovery is achieved.

Dental tumor surgery is an effective method for surgically removing tumors that form in the mouth or jaw bones. The success rate is generally high, and with appropriate healing and aftercare, patients often return to normal.

Bahçeşehir Dinamik Dental Clinic offers dental tumor operations performed by experienced and expert dentists. Modern diagnostic methods and treatment techniques are used in our clinic for early diagnosis and effective treatment of tumors. The health and comfort of our patients are always our priority; therefore, our operations are performed in sterile environments and with reliable equipment. A detailed evaluation is made before dental tumor operations and the treatment plan is customized according to the patient’s condition. After the operation, our patients are provided with the necessary care and follow-up process and a healthy recovery process is supported. As Dinamik Dental Clinic, we are committed to providing our patients with a safe, effective and humane treatment experience.