Oral Surgery Services
Need tooth extractions, wisdom tooth removal, treatment of infections or minor surgeries?
Oral Surgery
Oral surgery is performed when dental problems require more advanced treatment. Before any procedure, the dentist examines your mouth, takes X-rays if needed, and explains the treatment plan clearly. Local anesthesia is used to reduce pain during the procedure.
Tooth Extractions
Tooth extraction is the removal of a tooth that is severely damaged, decayed, loose, or infected. A tooth may also need to be removed if it is overcrowding other teeth. The area is numbed before the procedure. After removal, patients receive clear instructions on how to care for the area to support healing and prevent infection.
Wisdom Tooth Removal
Wisdom teeth are the last teeth to grow at the back of the mouth. Sometimes they do not have enough space to grow properly. This can cause pain, swelling, or infection. In such cases, surgical removal may be recommended. The procedure is done carefully, and recovery instructions are provided to reduce discomfort and promote healing.
Surgical Removal of Impacted Teeth
An impacted tooth is a tooth that is trapped under the gum or bone and cannot erupt normally. Minor surgery may be required to remove the tooth safely. This helps prevent pain, infection, and damage to nearby teeth.
Treatment of Oral Infections
Oral infections can occur in the gums, roots, or jawbone. If an infection becomes severe, surgical treatment may be needed to drain the infection and clean the affected area. Early treatment helps prevent the spread of infection.
Minor Gum Surgery
Minor gum procedures may be performed to treat gum disease or remove excess gum tissue. These procedures help improve oral health and support the stability of teeth.
Oral surgery procedures are carried out in a clean and controlled environment. Aftercare instructions are explained clearly to ensure proper healing. Follow-up visits may be scheduled to monitor recovery.
Our goal is to provide safe, careful, and effective surgical treatment while ensuring patient comfort and clear communication throughout the process.