The most common surgical procedures in dentistry include:

• Tooth extraction: This involves removing a damaged or decayed tooth. Tooth extraction may be necessary in cases of advanced decay, tooth fractures or in preparation for other procedures, such as the insertion of a dental implant.
• Dental implant insertion: This is a complex surgical procedure used to replace missing teeth. Dental implants consist of artificial titanium roots that are placed into the jawbone or jawbone, onto which dental crowns or other types of dentures are attached.

• Sinus lift: is a complex and precise surgical procedure used in dentistry to allow the insertion of dental implants in the upper jaw area. This procedure is necessary when the patient has an insufficient amount of bone in the vicinity of the maxillary sinuses.
• Bone addition: A surgical procedure used in dentistry to increase the amount of bone tissue in an area of the jaw or mandible. It is needed when the patient has a lack of bone support in the area where dental implants are to be placed or to correct bone defects resulting from dental extractions.

It is important to note that these are just a few examples of surgical procedures used in dentistry. Each patient will have specific needs, and the dentist will determine the appropriate treatment plan based on each patient’s individual diagnosis and situation.