Which procedures fall under oral surgery?

Wisdom-tooth and surgical extractions, apicoectomy (root-end surgery), cyst removal, soft-tissue procedures (frenectomy, excisions), exposure of impacted teeth, pre-prosthetic surgery, and minor corrective procedures around implants.

Will the surgery hurt?

Procedures are performed under local anaesthesia; most patients feel pressure rather than pain. We provide clear after-care to keep you comfortable.

Do I need a CBCT scan?

Only when clinically indicated - for complex roots, impacted teeth, cysts or proximity to nerves/sinuses. We work with trusted partner radiology labs.

What is MODJAW and when is it used?

It records real-time jaw motion to create a “dynamic digital twin”. We use it in complex functional cases to diagnose occlusal issues and to personalise surgical and restorative plans.

How long is recovery?

Most minor procedures settle within a few days; larger surgeries take 1-2 weeks for initial healing. Swelling typically peaks at 48-72 hours.

Will I need stitches and a follow-up?

Many procedures involve sutures; we’ll schedule removal and a check-up, usually within 7-10 days.

Do I need antibiotics or pain medication?

Pain relief is routinely prescribed; antibiotics are given when clinically indicated (e.g., infection risk).

What can I eat after surgery?

Soft, cool foods for the first 24-48 hours; avoid hot, hard and spicy foods, smoking and drinking through a straw.

How do thermography and fluorescence help?

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When will I be ready for the next step (e.g., implant or prosthetics)?

Timing depends on the procedure and healing. We re-evaluate clinically and radiographically; in some cases we coordinate immediate or early steps, in others we wait for full healing.

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Oral Surgery

Minimally invasive surgical interventions in the oral cavity

Minimally invasive philosophy with precise, tech-assisted surgery

Thorough diagnostics: digital X-rays/CBCT, thermography, fluorescence imaging

Functional planning with MODJAW 4D jaw-motion analysis when indicated

About Oral Surgery

Oral surgery covers surgical procedures in the mouth - from wisdom-tooth extractions and apicoectomies to cyst removal, soft-tissue procedures and pre-prosthetic surgery. At Uzunov Dental, care is led by Assoc. Prof. Evgeni Alexiev, a habilitated lecturer at the Department of Dental, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, Faculty of Dental Medicine, Medical University - Sofia.

Our core principle is minimal invasiveness: we escalate to more invasive options only after conservative avenues are exhausted. That’s why we are meticulous in diagnostics. We use high-class intraoral X-ray imaging, collaborate with leading radiology labs for CBCT when larger 3D views are required, and are pioneers in thermographic diagnostics in Bulgarian dental medicine. A high-intensity surgical laser, an operating microscope and a fluorescence camera expand our precision and visualisation for modern oral surgery.

Minimally Invasive First

Conservative options precede surgery; when required, procedures are planned to minimise trauma and swelling

Advanced Visualisation

Microscope, laser and fluorescence camera for precise, modern oral surgery

MODJAW 4D Function

Dynamic jaw-motion data support diagnosis and truly personalised plans

Microscope-assisted, minimally invasive surgery

Assoc. Prof. Evgeni Alexiev - habilitated lecturer at MU-Sofia - leads surgical care with a conservative philosophy, using laser, operating microscope and fluorescence imaging, supported by CBCT when indicated.