Maxillo-facial surgeon consultation

A doctor's consultation is necessary if you have the following symptoms:

• Pain syndrome;
• Swelling;
• Appearance of bleeding ulcers in the oral cavity;
• Double vision after sustaining an injury; 
• Symptoms indicating a fracture of the facial bones;
• Change in bite after an injury;
• Absence of effect from orthodontic treatment.

We treat:

• Dystopia and retention of wisdom teeth;
• Gum recessions;
• Missing teeth;
• Lymphadenitis;
• Facial carbuncles;
• Facial furuncles;
• Jaw cysts (folicular, radicular, residual);
• Sialadenitis; 
• Periostitis;
• Osteomyelitis;
• Medication-induced osteonecrosis of the jaw (MRONJ);
• Abscesses of the maxillofacial region;
• Odontogenic sinusitis;
• Fractures of the mandible;
• Fractures of the maxilla;
• Calculous sialadenitis;
• tumors and tumor-like formations of the head and neck;
• Temporomandibular joint arthritis (TMJ);
• TMJ arthroses; 
• Fractures of the facial complex;
• Fractures of the orbital walls;
• Endocrine orbitopathies (Graves' orbitopathy);
• Congenital and acquired defects and deformities of the bones of the facial skull;
• Dental occlusion skeletal anomalies.

Diagnosis and Equipment

We have created all the conditions for the most modern and accurate diagnosis to be comfortable and accessible for you:

• Ultrasound;
• CT;
• MRI;
• Endoscopy;
• Histopathological diagnosis;
• Laboratory diagnosis.

Surgical Interventions We Perform

• extraction of teeth of varying degrees of complexity;
• apicoectomies;
• removal of jaw cysts;
• dental implantation;
• osteoplasty (“augmentation” of bone tissue using both autogenous and artificial materials);
• periodontal surgery (correction of recessions, etc.);
• removal of calculi (stones) from salivary ducts;
• removal of tumors (cysts, adenomas, etc.) from salivary glands;
• treatment of endocrine orbitopathies;
• surgery for orbital fractures;
• surgery for maxillary fractures;
• surgery of the temporomandibular joint;
• treatment of mandibular fractures;
• treatment of zygomatic complex fractures;
• removal of lesions of the head and neck;
• reconstructive and restorative surgical interventions (replacement of defects in various areas of the face);
• orthognathic surgery.