Maxillofacial surgery

Today, contemporary medicine can help people with solving many problems. Contemporary oral and maxillofacial surgery is on an advanced stage of development. The application of new advanced research and technologies in the medical facilities and microsurgery development allowed provide a complicated and complex treatment more effectively. Due to the fact of improving the technology from year to year, many problems are solved, which quite recently were considered to be unresolved. Oral and maxillofacial surgery has a lot of various methods and techniques of operations (radio wave, endoscopic), surgery of restorative and reparative character, that is aimed to the elimination of congenital or acquired defects and deformities of the head and neck.

Inflammatory diseases of the maxillofacial zone and neck

• Periostitis
• Osteomyelitis of the jawbones
•  Apostasis and phlegmons
• Maxillary sinusitis (genyantritis)
•  Lymphadenitis
•  Sialadenitis (sialoadenitis, including ptyalolithiasis)
•  Odontogenic fistulas (erratic granuloma)

Congenital defect of

• Cleft lip, maxillary dental arch, palate
• Jawbones deformities (upper and lower jaw reduction and enhancement, deviation of mandible, etc.)
•  Congenital cysts and neck fistulas (medial one and cervical auricle)
•  Temporomandibular joint ankylosis
•  Concha of auricle deformities, etc.

Implant dentistry

• Dental processes atrophy
• Dental implants

Traumatic injuries and their complications

• Face and neck soft tissue wounds
• Facial bones fractures (the upper and lower jaw, malar bone, malar arch, etc.)

Defects and deformities

• Calvarial bones defects
• Palate defects

Endoprosthesis replacement of temporomandibular joint and lower jaw (substitution)

Gnathic tumors and tumor-like lesions of the jawbones

• Benign and malignant neoplasms of soft tissues of face and neck, facial bones
• The elimination of effects from failed oncotomy and uraniscoplasty

Clefts

• Clefts of mouth angles
• Clefts of maxillary dental arch
• Palate clefts

Inveterate periodontitis

Pseudarthrosis of lower jaw