Jaw surgery
Jaw surgery in Berlin-Mitte
Procedures on the jawbone and temporomandibular joint require specialised surgical expertise and exact 3D planning. At our practice on Rosenthaler Platz we treat jaw surgery indications gently on an outpatient basis and, for complex cases, refer patients to specialised clinics in a coordinated manner.
Jaw surgery encompasses surgical procedures on the jawbone and temporomandibular joints – for example to correct malpositions, to remove cysts or to prepare for implants. At our practice on Rosenthaler Platz we treat jaw surgery indications gently, with 3D diagnostics and in close coordination with orthodontists and jaw surgery clinics.
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Frequently asked questions
Which procedures belong to jaw surgery?
Surgical procedures on the jawbone and temporomandibular joints – for example to correct malpositions, to remove cysts or to prepare for implants.
Are the procedures carried out on an outpatient or inpatient basis?
We treat jaw surgery indications gently on an outpatient basis; for complex cases we refer patients to specialised clinics in a coordinated manner.
Do you cooperate with jaw surgery clinics?
Yes, we treat in close coordination with orthodontists and jaw surgery clinics and refer complex cases in a coordinated manner.
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