Oral Pathology & Maxillofacial Surgery
The Clinic of Oral Pathology and Maxillofacial Surgery provides specialized services for the diagnosis and treatment of both common and rare pathological conditions related to the oral cavity, the jaw and the face as well as their possible spread to head and neck region. The Clinic’s experienced professionals can provide integrated, comprehensive, advanced and mainly personalized services to each patient, whether it is a scheduled treatment or an emergency, thanks to the excellent organization and operation of the Outpatient Clinics and the Emergency Department. An important addition to the department is the Oral Pathology Clinic which is concerned with the diagnosis and treatment of systemic and non-systemic diseases of the oral cavity.
Telephone: (+30)210-6972952
Call Center: (+30)210-6972000
Email: sgpx@dunant.gr
Director: Psomaderis Konstantinos
Activities
- Emergency department operating on a 24 hour basis
- Outpatient clinics operating daily from 08.30 to 15.00
- Stomatology clinic, Monday and Wednesday 10:00 – 13:00
- Restoration for partial or complete tooth loss: using osseointegrated tooth implants
- Bone regeneration of the alveolar ridge and sinus augmentation surgery (sinus lift): using grafts
- Surgical extraction of buried teeth, retained tooth roots and jaw cysts – Surgical debridement of inflammations and osteolytic lesions of the mandible
- Surgical reconstruction of fractures of visceral cranium bones
- Orthognathic surgery (corrective jaw surgery): for the treatment of maxillofacial abnormalities and injuries
- Surgical treatment of benign and malignant tumors: of the mouth, jaw, face and neck
- Surgical treatment of salivary gland diseases
- Reconstruction of post-traumatic and post-operative defects – gaps
- Conservative and surgical treatment of functional disorders of the temporomandibular joint (TMJ)
- Reconstructive surgery of the oromandibulofacial region
- Restoration of maxillofacial defects with prostheses
- Treatment of specific patients using intravenous sedation (conscious sedation): It is a very safe procedure, without the need of general anesthesia administration, in which specific medicines are used to cause drug-induced depression of consciousness. The patient remains in this state for the entire duration of the surgical procedure without feeling any pain. At completion the patient has no memory of the procedure. It is performed by specialized anesthesiologists in a hospital environment but without the need for hospitalization at Henry Dunant Hospital Center. It is recommended for people who cannot be subjected to local anesthesia, such as:
- people with mobility or mental health problems
- patients under specific treatment who are not allowed to be subjected to any kind of stress
- patients with disabilities
- patients with strong vomiting reflex (hyperactive gag reflex)
- people with dental phobia – fear of the dentist or the maxillofacial surgeon
- people who react to any intervention in their mouth
