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Oral and maxillofacial surgery
Oral, jawbone, and facial bone surgery covers various surgical procedures involving the oral cavity, jawbone, and facial skeleton. Its purpose is to address functional and aesthetic problems caused by trauma, infection, tumors, congenital deformities, or degenerative lesions. These surgeries can restore basic functions such as chewing and speech, while also improving facial contour harmony and enhancing overall quality of life.
Impacted Tooth Extraction
Impacted tooth extraction refers to the surgical removal of a tooth that is partially or completely embedded in the alveolar bone due to insufficient eruption space or an abnormal direction of eruption. The most common example is an impacted wisdom tooth. The purpose of extraction is to prevent or treat related complications, such as recurrent inflammation, cavities or resorption of adjacent teeth, cyst formation, and dental crowding, in order to maintain overall oral health.
Jawbone cyst surgery
Jaw cyst surgery is the removal of cystic lesions that occur inside the jawbone. A cyst is a pathological cavity containing fluid or semi-solid material, commonly caused by abnormal tooth development or inflammation. The purpose of surgery is to completely remove the cyst and its contents, prevent it from continuing to enlarge and causing bone destruction, tooth displacement, or infection, and obtain a pathological biopsy for a confirmed diagnosis to prevent the lesion from worsening.
Bone graft surgery
Bone grafting surgery is a surgical procedure performed to increase bone volume or reconstruct bone defects. In dentistry, it is mainly used in areas with insufficient bone volume before dental implants, or for bone defects caused by periodontal disease or bone loss after tooth extraction. By placing autogenous bone, allograft bone, xenograft bone, or artificial bone graft material, it promotes osseointegration and new bone formation, providing a stable foundation for subsequent dental implants or other restorative treatments.
Intraoral soft tissue graft surgery
Intraoral soft tissue graft surgery is intended to improve the quantity and quality of soft tissue in the mouth. It is commonly used for exposed tooth roots caused by gum recession, or to provide thicker keratinized gingiva around dental implants to enhance long-term stability and esthetics. The dentist will take a small amount of soft tissue from another area in the mouth (such as the upper jaw) and graft it to the needed site to restore gum health, improve sensitivity issues, or enhance the appearance of the smile.
Full-mouth Reconstruction with Dental Implants
Full-mouth reconstruction with dental implants is a comprehensive treatment plan for patients who are completely edentulous or whose remaining teeth have poor function. It uses multiple implants together with fixed or removable prostheses to restore overall chewing function, speech, and facial aesthetics. It provides stability and comfort close to that of natural teeth, effectively improving quality of life and helping patients regain a confident smile.
Orthognathic and jaw contouring surgery
Orthognathic surgery and bone contouring surgery involve deeper-level reshaping of the facial skeleton.
Orthognathic surgery mainly corrects abnormal occlusion and positional relationships of the upper and lower jaws, such as severe underbite, small chin, or facial asymmetry, aiming to improve functional bite problems and harmonize facial proportions.
Bone contouring surgery, on the other hand, involves shaving or removing prominent areas of the facial bones, such as the cheekbones or mandibular angle, to sculpt the facial contours and make them softer or more in line with aesthetic proportions.
Customized facial implants
Custom facial implants are tailor-made artificial implants based on each patient's individual needs and facial bone structure. These implants are usually made of biocompatible materials and are used to improve facial depressions, asymmetry, or enhance specific facial features, such as the cheekbones, chin, or nose. They can fit the bone structure precisely, providing long-lasting and natural facial contouring results.
Minimally Invasive Aesthetic Treatment and Contour Sculpting
Minimally invasive cosmetic procedures and contour sculpting are non-surgical medical aesthetic treatments, mainly using injectable fillers (such as hyaluronic acid and Ellanse) or botulinum toxin to improve fine lines, wrinkles, hollowness, or adjust facial contours. The goal is to achieve facial rejuvenation or localized contour enhancement with minimal invasiveness, helping you look more refreshed, softer, or more defined.
Aesthetic medicine consultation
Consultation for aesthetic medicine treatments provides professional assessment and recommendations based on each individual's needs for improving facial aesthetics, including analysis of facial structure, skin condition, and expected results. The doctor will explain in detail the mechanisms, indications, potential risks, expected results, and post-treatment care of various aesthetic medicine procedures (such as laser treatments, light therapy, injections, and minimally invasive cosmetic procedures), helping patients choose the most suitable and safe personalized beauty plan.
Lip Plastic Surgery
Improve the thickness, shape, or proportions of the lips through precise surgery to create a more natural and harmonious lip shape and enhance overall facial aesthetics.
Upper lip repositioning surgery
For cases of a pronounced gummy smile (excessive gum exposure when smiling), surgery is used to adjust the position of the upper lip, making the smile look more natural and confident.
Aesthetic medical treatments
Combining expertise in dentistry and aesthetic medicine, we provide comprehensive smile aesthetic planning, such as hyaluronic acid fillers for black triangles, improving gum proportions, or botulinum toxin for masseter adjustment, helping patients achieve both oral health and facial harmony for a more natural and confident smile.
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