Oral surgery
Oral surgery, planned and explained
Procedures on the teeth, gums and jaw, carried out under local anaesthetic.
About the treatment
Surgery on the teeth, gums and jaw
Oral surgery covers procedures performed on the teeth, gums, jaw and surrounding structures, such as removing wisdom teeth or teeth that cannot be saved, and placing dental implants.
Every procedure is planned in advance, carried out under local anaesthetic and explained to you before it begins.
Why patients choose it
- Wisdom teethRemoval of wisdom teeth that are stuck, angled or causing pain.
- Surgical extractionsTeeth that cannot be saved and need a careful approach.
- Implant surgeryPlacing implants to replace missing teeth.
- Clear aftercareWritten guidance on healing, and a direct line if you have concerns.
Questions
Before you book
Anything else on your mind? Ask Dr. Doaa at your consultation, or write to us.
Will I be awake?
Yes. Procedures are carried out under local anaesthetic, so the area is numb and you should not feel pain.
How long is recovery?
It depends on the procedure. Dr. Doaa explains what to expect, and how to look after the area, before treatment.
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