Κέντρο ΣΤΟΜΑΤΙΚΗ & ΓΝΑΘΟΠΡΟΣΩΠΙΚΗ ΧΕΙΡΟΥΡΓΙΚΗ - Παναγιώτης Σεννής

Jaw Surgery – Specialist Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery in Athens

For comprehensive Jaw and Oral Surgery and care, patients can turn to the Athens Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Centre and its clinical director, Dr Panagiotis Sennis. The centre provides a wide range of oral and maxillofacial surgical treatments aimed at restoring oral health, function and facial aesthetics, including the following:

Dental implants – Drawing on his extensive experience, Dr Panagiotis Sennis performs the surgical placement of conventional dental implants as well as zygomatic implants for patients who need to replace missing teeth.

Bone grafting – Bone grafting is often required before dental implant placement when there is insufficient bone volume to provide adequate support and stability for the implant.

Temporomandibular joint surgery and total joint replacement – These procedures are intended for patients with severe or chronic disorders of the temporomandibular joint, which is located in front of the ear and connects the lower jaw to the base of the skull. Dr Panagiotis Sennis and his centre also perform minimally invasive TMJ arthroscopic procedures in selected cases.

Corrective, orthognathic and reconstructive surgery – These procedures are designed for patients who require functional or aesthetic correction and reconstruction involving the mouth, jaws or facial structures.

Wisdom tooth extraction – Wisdom teeth, or third molars, can cause problems in both teenagers and adults and may need to be removed. The centre performs surgical extraction of impacted or partially impacted wisdom teeth to relieve symptoms and protect oral health. Procedures may be carried out under local anaesthesia, sedation or, when appropriate, general anaesthesia.

Sleep apnea surgery – Obstructive sleep apnea is a sleep disorder that affects many patients. Treatment may involve CPAP therapy or an oral appliance. In severe cases that do not respond adequately to conventional treatment, surgery may be considered to remove or reposition soft tissues or skeletal structures that contribute to airway obstruction during sleep.

Cysts, tumours and lesions – Patients can visit Dr Panagiotis Sennis for the assessment and surgical treatment of cysts, tumours and other lesions affecting the mouth, face, head and neck. Biopsies may also be performed when necessary to determine the nature of a suspicious lesion.

To arrange an appointment at the Athens Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Centre, call 210 6824604 and meet with Dr Panagiotis Sennis to discuss oral and maxillofacial surgical treatment and any concerns affecting the mouth, jaws or facial region.

The centre is located at 13–15 Ippokratous Street, Nea Filothei, Marousi, opposite MITERA Maternity Hospital.