Our clinic treats the following conditions:
Wisdom tooth extraction
Wisdom teeth are the last permanent teeth to grow in. They are called 18-year-old molars and begin to grow in gradually around this age.Like other teeth, if they grow straight and fit together, there is no problem, but if they grow sideways or at an angle against the teeth in front, they will need to be extracted.may appear.
Reduction of bone prominence
A bone spur is a bump that protrudes around the gums or the upper jaw bone. If it does not interfere with your daily life, there is no need to remove it, but there are cases where treatment is required.
Temporomandibular disorders
This is a condition in which the jaw becomes stiff or gets stuck when opening and closing the mouth, making it difficult to open the mouth, or causing pain in the jaw.
If the symptoms become severe, it can cause stiff shoulders, neck pain, and headaches. Our clinic offers treatments that are usually only available at university hospitals. If you are concerned, please feel free to contact us.
dental infections
If you leave inflamed wisdom teeth, inflamed teeth at the root, or teeth with periodontal disease untreated, they can develop serious inflammation, sometimes causing severe swelling of the face or jaw, making it difficult to open your mouth, or making it difficult to eat.
Treatment involves prescribing medication or making an incision to drain the pus, but in order to prevent such serious inflammation, it is important not to leave poor condition teeth or periodontal disease untreated, but to receive regular treatment and care.
mucosal disease
We diagnose and treat mucosal diseases such as stomatitis that does not heal easily, leukoplakia (whitening of the mucous membrane), lichen planus, and oral candidiasis. Many people who are worried that they may have cancer also visit our clinic.
If you have any symptoms that concern you, please feel free to contact us.
- Temporomandibular joint disorders, dental infections, and mucosal diseases will be treated by specialists. Please call us in advance to confirm the specialist's appointment dates.
- In addition, through our collaboration with large hospitals, we are also able to treat injuries around the mouth (teeth, tongue, and lips).