Oral Surgery

Surgical Dentistry at the Highest Level in Berlin

Oral surgery encom­passes surgical proce­dures in the area of the teeth, the jaw, and adjacent soft tissues—from tooth extra­c­tion to complex recon­s­truc­tive measures. As specia­list dentists for oral surgery, Dr. Esther Kluk & Colle­agues at IMPLA·VIO in Berlin-Friedenau offer you the complete spectrum of outpa­tient oral surgical care.

Among the most common proce­dures is wisdom tooth removal as prepa­ra­tion for orth­odontic treatment or to prevent tooth displa­ce­ment, inflamm­a­tion, or pressure pain in the jaw. In cases of persis­tent root canal inflamm­a­tion, a root tip resection can often preserve the tooth. Cyst removal is performed for changes in the teeth, the jaw, or salivary glands. For oral mucosal changes, we examine unclear mucosal findings, perform biopsies, and remove benign growths.

Individually Planned Procedures Under Gentle Anesthesia

Prepa­ra­tory measures for dental prosthe­tics or orth­odontic therapies are also part of our spectrum, such as the exposure of impacted or displaced teeth or plastic-surgical correc­tions of the alveolar ridge. All proce­dures are performed under local anes­thesia, and upon request also with addi­tional intra­ve­nous sedation or under general anes­thesia. We colla­bo­rate closely with an expe­ri­enced team of anesthesiologists—for maximum safety and the most relaxed treatment situation possible.

Tooth Extraction

If a tooth is severely damaged, deeply fractured, or inflamed, tooth extra­c­tion (dental extra­c­tion) may be medically necessary. In our practice in Berlin-Friedenau, we also perform more complex surgical tooth extra­c­tions – safely, gently, and with many years of expe­ri­ence.

Wisdom Tooth Extraction

Wisdom teeth develop later than other teeth, and there is not always enough room for them in the jaw. In many cases, wisdom teeth remain fully or partially trapped in the bone and only partially erupt through the gums.

Root-End Surgery

During an apicoec­tomy (root end surgery), the inflamed tip of a tooth root is surgi­cally removed. This prevents bacteria from spreading to the jawbone and causing bone loss and tooth loss.

Cyst Removal

Cysts in the jaw, mucous membrane, or salivary glands often go unnoticed for a long time because they initially do not cause any symptoms. If left untreated, however, they can increase in size, displace surroun­ding struc­tures, or cause inflamm­a­tion.

Changes in the Oral Lining

Changes in the oral mucosa occur frequently – ranging from harmless irri­ta­tion and benign growths to precan­ce­rous lesions requiring treatment or, rarely, malignant changes. To clarify uncertain findings, we perform a biopsy or a trial excision (surgical removal) at our oral surgery practice in Berlin-Friedenau.