Maxillofacial surgery covers a wide range of interventions, from trauma treatment to complex reconstructive and resection surgeries. All these services are available at the Dynasty Stomatology clinic in Poland. Assistance is provided by experienced surgeons who will ensure a professional approach at every stage of treatment. We use modern technologies and comply with all international safety standards.
Maxillofacial surgery in Poland
Reconstructive surgery
Traumatology
Treatment of benign neoplasms of the upper and lower jaws.
Advantages of Maxillofacial Surgery
This branch of dentistry offers modern solutions for the treatment of complex diseases of the face and jaws, including acquired and congenital anomalies. Advantages of maxillofacial surgery:
- The treatment protects the structure and function of the teeth.
- Wisdom teeth treatment eliminates the risk of displacement and infection.
- Bone grafting strengthens the jaw structure and prepares it for the installation of implants.
- Reconstructive surgery treats cysts and tumors of the bones and soft tissues in the face and jaw area.
- The solution to periodontal problems removes bacteria from the dental tissue, strengthening the health of the oral cavity and teeth.
- Problems with facial symmetry related to the jaw are permanently eliminated.
- Aligns teeth and optimizes the bite position when the mouth is closed, solving problems with jaw closure.
- Relieves pain in local pain disorders.
- Maxillofacial plastic surgery eliminates pathological problems and injuries.
- Provides effective treatment for congenital and acquired defects such as cleft palate.
- Improves functions such as biting, chewing, swallowing and speech.
- Helps relieve breathing problems associated with sleep apnea.
Price: Maxillofacial surgery in Poland
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Frequently asked questions about maxillofacial surgery
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How does maxillofacial surgery differ from general surgery and dentistry?
Maxillofacial surgery specializes in operations in the area of the face, jaws and oral cavity, combining dentistry and surgical methods of treatment. The dentist solves problems of aesthetics, hygiene, deals with dental treatment, prevention of pathologies, etc.
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Do I need a referral from my primary care physician or other specialist to see an oral and maxillofacial surgeon?
In most cases, a referral is not required, but some clinics may request one for a comprehensive examination.
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Are there any contraindications for maxillofacial surgery?
Orthognathic, orthodontic surgery and other dental procedures are not performed in cases of acute infections, severe somatic diseases and blood clotting disorders.
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How to prepare for a planned maxillofacial surgery?
It is necessary to undergo a preliminary examination, take tests and follow the doctor’s recommendations for preparing for the intervention.
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What methods of anesthesia are used in maxillofacial surgery?
The treatment process can take place under local anesthesia, sedation or general anesthesia, the choice depends on the scope and complexity of the operation.
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How long does it take to recover from different types of maxillofacial procedures?
Recovery can take anywhere from a few days to a few weeks depending on the type and extent of surgery.
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How safe are maxillofacial surgeries and how to minimize risks?
When performed by qualified specialists and all protocols are followed, the risk of complications is minimal.
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Is it possible to combine aesthetic and medical procedures in one operation?
Yes, often the surgery involves interventions in different areas of the face and jaw to achieve both therapeutic and aesthetic goals.
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How does the initial consultation with a maxillofacial surgeon proceed?
The specialist examines the tissues around the affected area, studies the medical history and prescribes the necessary examinations to make a diagnosis.
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Are maxillofacial surgery services provided under the compulsory medical insurance policy or is this only a paid service?
In some institutions, some services may be free under the compulsory medical insurance, but in private clinics, treatment is usually paid.
Surgeons who perform maxillofacial surgery
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Anastasiia Danyliuk
General dentist, endodontist
Focuses not only on treatment effectiveness but also on patient comfort. Her main goal is to provide long-term results without the need for repeate...
Yana Tereshchenko
General dentist, endodontist
Cares about both the health and the aesthetic and functional aspects of her patients’ teeth, helping preserve a natural, beautiful smile for years.
Yuliia Rudzynska
Pediatric dentist
Helps children not only maintain healthy teeth but also develop a positive attitude toward dentistry, ensuring fear-free visits.
Borys Minakov
Prosthodontist
His approach focuses on individually tailored treatment plans that not only solve current issues but also prevent future ones. This helps patients ...
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What is maxillofacial surgery?
Maxillofacial surgery is a branch of medicine that deals with diagnostics, treatment and restoration of facial, jaw and oral tissues in case of injuries, congenital anomalies, tumors and other pathologies. It combines both functional and aesthetic tasks, allowing to restore health, symmetry and full functioning of the maxillofacial area. The surgeon selects the treatment method individually, taking into account the anatomy and clinical picture of the patient.
Main directions of maxillofacial surgery
Maxillofacial surgery combines many areas, each of which solves specific medical and aesthetic problems. Our clinic performs both planned and emergency interventions aimed at restoring functions, eliminating pathologies and improving appearance.
Maxillofacial surgery includes the following areas:
- Aesthetic maxillofacial surgery.
- Dental implantation to restore the dental row and chewing function.
- Surgical dentistry – removal of wisdom teeth, remaining tooth root.
- Orthognathia and orthopedics – specializes in surgical correction of malocclusion and jaw deformities.
The Importance of Maxillofacial Procedures
Ignoring problems of the temporomandibular joint and soft tissues in the oral area can lead to deterioration of chewing function, chronic pain and the development of other serious complications. Timely visit to a facial surgeon helps prevent the progression of diseases, maintain the health of facial tissues and bones, and improve aesthetics. Therefore, it is important not to postpone diagnosis and treatment.
Common conditions treated with maxillofacial surgery
Oral and maxillofacial surgeons help effectively treat a wide range of diseases and disorders affecting the face, jaws and teeth:
- Caries, gum problems, removed wisdom teeth and dental injuries.
- Deviation or protrusion of the upper jaw, forward or backward displacement of the lower jaw, crossbite, excessive or insufficient visibility of teeth.
- Loss of bone tissue in the jaw.
- Chronic diseases of the temporomandibular joint (TMJ).
- Snoring and sleep apnea problems.
- Cleft lip and palate syndrome.
- Fractures of the facial bones, ruptures or damage to soft tissues in the facial area.
- Deformations of the hard tissues of the skull, face and jaw: jaw fractures, zygomatic bone fractures, nasal fractures, Lefort fractures, skull fractures, orbital fractures.
- Chronic facial pain (eg, trigeminal neuralgia).
- Deformities after cancer treatment.
- Problems in patients for whom the procedure of tooth extraction is medically risky are among the conditions treated with oral and maxillofacial surgery.
Maxillofacial Surgery Procedures
In the field of maxillofacial surgery, various treatment procedures are used to solve functional and aesthetic problems:
- Pterygoid dental implantation;
- Genioplasty;
- Application of Botox;
- Dermal fillers;
- Treatment of sleep apnea;
- Treatment of cleft lip and palate;
- Treatment of benign and malignant tumors;
- Treatment of chronic facial pain;
- Eyelid aesthetics (blepharoplasty);
- Craniofacial surgery;
- TMJ treatment;
- Mandibular and maxillary osteotomy;
- Reconstructive surgery;
- Hard tissue injuries;
- Dentoalveolar surgery;
- Pre-prosthetic surgery;
- Maxillofacial surgery for craniofacial prostheses and bone-anchored hearing aids.
How is maxillofacial surgery performed at Dynasty Stomatology
In our clinic, maxillofacial surgery is performed using modern technologies and high-precision equipment, which ensures maximum safety and efficiency. Our experienced maxillofacial surgeon develops individual therapy plans, taking into account the specific conditions of a particular patient.
We perform operations of any complexity and pay special attention to comfort. We decide individually whether to treat under local anesthesia or general anesthesia in each case. We guarantee the effectiveness of treatment, providing a comprehensive approach at all stages – from diagnostics to rehabilitation.
To make an appointment with a maxillofacial surgeon, leave a request on the website or call us.
Cost of maxillofacial surgery
The Dynasty Stomatology clinic offers transparent pricing for services. But the final price depends on the complexity of the procedure and the individual needs of the patient. We offer loyal prices for services and flexible payment terms to make such treatment as accessible and comfortable as possible for everyone.
If you require a consultation with facial surgeons, please make an appointment at a convenient time.