Dental Surgery Munich: Expertise, Precision and Individual Care

Dental surgery is an essential part of modern dentistry and includes a variety of procedures aimed at restoring, maintaining, and improving dental health and aesthetics. From the removal of problematic wisdom teeth to complex bone augmentations and tooth transplants, we offer precise surgical solutions for a wide variety of dental challenges in our practice in Munich.

In doing so, we rely on state-of-the-art treatment methods, the highest level of professional competence and empathetic care in order to offer you the best possible care. Our expertise and many years of experience make us your reliable partner for surgical procedures in dentistry.

What is dental surgery?

Dental surgery includes all surgical procedures that are necessary for the treatment of diseases, injuries or misalignments of the teeth, gums and jawbone. The aim of these interventions is to maintain or restore the functionality and aesthetics of the dentition. We work with state-of-the-art technologies and techniques in order to carry out the treatments as gently and precisely as possible.

Range of services in dental surgery: Common procedures

Dental surgery includes a wide range of treatments aimed at maintaining and restoring your dental health. The procedures listed below represent some of the most common interventions that take into account both functional and aesthetic aspects. Through precise diagnostics and gentle procedures, we ensure that every treatment is not only medically effective, but also as pleasant as possible for you.

Wisdom tooth extraction

Wisdom teeth that cause problems due to lack of space, incomplete eruption or misalignment can cause significant discomfort. Recurring inflammations, pressure pain or swelling are often the result. Early removal of wisdom teeth under local anesthesia or sedation minimizes the risk of complications and facilitates healing. The removal of tooth germs is particularly gentle, in which the roots are not yet fully formed. This procedure is less invasive and usually faster to complete.

Recession coverage

Receding gums, also known as recession , lead to exposed tooth necks, which are not only sensitive to cold or heat, but can also negatively affect the appearance of the teeth. With the help of modern techniques such as displacement flap procedures, free connective tissue transplants or guided tissue regeneration (GTR), we restore the gums and protect the exposed tooth necks. The aim is to improve dental aesthetics and at the same time ensure the functionality and protection of the periodontium in the long term.

Bone augmentation

A stable bone foundation is essential for the successful anchoring of teeth and implants. Bone loss can occur due to periodontitis, tooth loss or accidents and endanger the stability of the dentition. We use various procedures to rebuild the jawbone.

Tooth Transplants

Tooth transplantation is an innovative method of closing natural tooth gaps. In this procedure, a healthy tooth, such as a wisdom tooth, is carefully removed and transplanted into the resulting tooth gap. This method offers a natural alternative to implants, provided that the tooth to be transplanted is healthy and the conditions in the jaw are met. By integrating the tooth directly into the jaw tissue, a transplanted tooth can last for many years with proper care and restore the natural function of the dentition.

Of course, we will accompany you from the detailed consultation to successful aftercare in order to ensure your dental health in the long term.

Why our practice in Munich is the right choice for you

In our dental practice in Munich, we combine state-of-the-art technology with many years of experience to offer you the best possible care in the field of dental surgery.

Individual advice:
We take the time to thoroughly analyze your dental situation and create a tailor-made treatment plan that is optimally tailored to your needs.

Gentle procedures:
Minimally invasive techniques and modern methods help us to make procedures as painless as possible, minimize the risk and shorten your healing time.

Focus on patient comfort:
From comprehensive information before the procedure to empathetic aftercare, we attach great importance to ensuring that you feel comfortable in every phase of the treatment.

State-of-the-art equipment:
Our practice is equipped with innovative technologies such as digital diagnostics, 3D imaging and high-precision instruments to guarantee you first-class results.

Competence and experience:
Our experienced team of specialized dentists and surgeons is characterized by the highest precision, expertise and a personal commitment to your dental health.

With this combination of state-of-the-art technology, individual care and professional expertise, we ensure that your treatment is not only successful, but also as pleasant as possible.

Frequently Asked Questions

When is wisdom tooth removal necessary?

Wisdom teeth should be removed if they cause discomfort due to lack of space, misalignment or incomplete eruption. This can lead to inflammation, pain, or damage to adjacent teeth. Early removal under local anesthesia or sedation can prevent such complications.

What methods are there to treat receding gums (recessions)?

Various surgical procedures are available to treat receding gums, including:

• Sliding flap technique: In this procedure, surrounding tissue is displaced to cover the exposed tooth root.
• Connective tissue transplantation: This involves removing tissue, usually from the palate, and inserting it into the affected area to restore the gum line.

These techniques aim to improve aesthetics and reduce the sensitivity of the teeth.

How long does it take to heal after dental surgery?

The healing time varies depending on the type and extent of the procedure:

• Wisdom tooth extraction: Usually 1–2 weeks.
• Recession Coverage: About 2 weeks until the first healing, full recovery after a few months.
• Bone augmentation: Several months, as the bone needs to heal completely.
• Tooth Transplant: First healing after 2-3 weeks, full function after a few months.

Of course, you will receive a precise assessment from your treating dentist, who will monitor the healing process.

What are the risks of dental surgery?

As with all surgical procedures, there are potential risks in dental surgery, including:

• Infections: Bacteria can cause inflammation.
• Postoperative bleeding: Especially possible for interventions in the oral cavity.
• Nerve injuries: In operations near nerve pathways, there is a low risk of nerve damage.

However, through careful planning and modern techniques, these risks are minimized.

How can I prepare for a dental surgery?

Before the procedure, you should:

• Anamnesis: Discuss all relevant medical information with your dentist.
• Use of medicines: Follow the doctor’s instructions, especially in the case of blood-thinning medications.
• Ingestion: Depending on the type of anesthesia, appear fasting or eat light meals.

Our treating experts will inform you in detail about the necessary preparations.

What should I consider after a dental surgery?

Depending on the type and extent of the procedure, we will provide you with any specific instructions you need for postoperative care.

If you have any further questions or individual concerns, we will be happy to provide you with a personal consultation.

Your trusted partner for dental surgery in Munich