Oral Surgery:

Any surgery is performed only after patients are informed regarding issues affecting their oral health. Oral structures go next and involve examination with imaging. Local anesthesia is used in order to avoid pain and discomfort to the patient as the procedure is being operated. Some of the required oral surgical needs may include dental implants, jaw surgery, and dental extraction based on the individual's preferences. Every patient is well informed about the severity of pain, and an aftercare diet helps in getting the best outcome for the patient's oral health.,

Implant

Artificial tooth roots placed in the jawbone to support replacement teeth, providing a durable solution for missing teeth.

Alveoplasty

Surgery to shape and smooth the jawbone for dentures or implants, ensuring a comfortable fit.

Wisdom tooth extraction

Removal of third molars (wisdom teeth) to address impaction, crowding, or discomfort.

Biopsy

Taking a small oral tissue sample for diagnosing conditions like oral cancer.

Bone/CT grafting

Adding bone material to the jaw to support dental treatments or address bone loss.

Tori Removal

Surgery to remove bony growths in the mouth for relief or denture fitting.

Impactions

Tooth impaction means a tooth, often the wisdom tooth, doesn't fully come out or gets stuck

Exposure & Bond

Revealing impacted teeth during oral surgery, often for orthodontic alignment or extraction preparation

Sinus Lift/Close

A two-step procedure involving lifting the sinus membrane to create space for bone grafting,