Dental Surgery

Dental Surgery in Jerusalem – Advanced Surgical Care with Precision and Experience

At Sreter Clinic in Jerusalem, we provide advanced dental surgery treatments for a wide range of oral conditions, from simple surgical extractions to complex implant surgeries and full oral rehabilitation procedures.

Dental surgery is often an important part of restoring oral health, function, and long-term stability. Whether the goal is removing damaged teeth, placing implants, rebuilding bone, or preparing for full rehabilitation, precise surgical planning is essential.

With over 40 years of experience, advanced digital imaging, and modern surgical techniques, we provide safe, accurate, and personalized treatment.

What is dental surgery?

Dental surgery includes procedures that involve surgical treatment of the teeth, gums, and jawbone.

These treatments may be needed for:

• Severely damaged teeth

• Impacted teeth

• Missing teeth

• Bone loss

• Infections

• Implant placement

• Advanced rehabilitation

• Oral pathology

Every surgical case is carefully planned based on the patient’s individual needs.

Types of dental surgery we offer

At Sreter Clinic, dental surgical treatments may include:

Surgical tooth extractions

Removal of teeth that cannot be restored due to fracture, infection, severe decay, or advanced bone loss.

Wisdom tooth surgery

Including impacted wisdom teeth and complex extractions.

Dental implant surgery

Precise placement of dental implants for single teeth, multiple teeth, or full mouth rehabilitation.

Bone grafting

Bone augmentation procedures to rebuild lost bone and create proper support for dental implants.

Sinus lift procedures

Advanced surgery used to increase bone height in the upper jaw before implant placement.

Immediate implant placement

In selected cases, implants may be placed immediately after extraction.

Surgical exposure of impacted teeth

Used in cases where teeth are trapped under the gums or bone.

Advanced digital planning and imaging

All surgical planning at Sreter Clinic includes advanced technology such as:

✔ Digital X-rays
✔ Panoramic imaging
✔ 3D CT scans (CBCT)
✔ Digital intraoral scanning
✔ Surgical planning software
✔ Full prosthetic planning

This allows for more accurate diagnosis, safer surgery, and better long-term results.

Who may need dental surgery?

Dental surgery may be recommended for patients with:

• Broken teeth

• Non-restorable teeth

• Impacted wisdom teeth

• Missing teeth

• Bone loss

• Severe infections

• Advanced rehabilitation needs

• Failed restorations

Each case is individually evaluated.

Why choose Sreter Clinic for dental surgery?

✔ Over 40 years of experience
✔ Advanced surgical planning
✔ Digital imaging and CT scans on-site
✔ Prosthodontic and restorative expertise
✔ Full treatment under one roof
✔ Personalized surgical care
✔ Complex case experience
✔ Focus on long-term success

Our goal is to perform every procedure with precision, comfort, and long-term stability in mind.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is dental surgery painful?
Most procedures are performed under local anesthesia and are designed to be as comfortable as possible.

How long does recovery take?
Recovery depends on the type of surgery and complexity of the case.

Do I need a CT scan before surgery?
In many advanced cases, a CT scan helps improve safety and planning.

Can surgery and implants be done together?
In many cases, yes — depending on bone and clinical conditions.