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Treatment time: 10 weeks
From wisdom teeth to complex extractions, our experts provide precise, gentle care. We prioritize your comfort and safety for a smooth, confident recovery.
WHAT IS ORAL SURGERY
Oral surgery involves specialized procedures used to diagnose and treat conditions affecting the teeth, gums, jaw, and surrounding structures. From removing impacted wisdom teeth to performing surgical extractions, these treatments help restore comfort, function, and long-term oral health.
Our team combines clinical expertise with advanced technology to ensure every procedure is performed safely and as comfortably as possible.
THE PROCEDURE
We examine your oral condition, review X-rays, discuss symptoms, and create a personalized surgical treatment plan tailored to your needs.
20–30 MINUTES
The treatment area is carefully prepared, and anesthesia is administered to ensure maximum comfort throughout the procedure.
10–15 MINUTES
The required procedure is performed using precise techniques designed to minimize trauma and support a smoother recovery.
30–90 MINUTES
You'll receive detailed post-operative instructions, medication guidance, and follow-up recommendations to promote proper healing.
1–2 WEEKS RECOVERY
SMILE TRANSFORMATIONS
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Treatment time: 10 weeks
Treatment time: 14 weeks
Treatment time: 16 weeks
PATIENT REVIEWS
Oral Surgery FAQS
No procedures are performed under local anesthesia, so you'll feel pressure but not pain. Mild discomfort afterward is normal and manageable with prescribed medication.
Cost depends on complexity simple extractions are more affordable, while impacted or surgical cases cost more.
Most patients recover within 1–2 weeks, with initial swelling and discomfort improving significantly within the first few days.
Not always if they're not causing crowding, damage, or infection risk, your dentist may recommend monitoring instead of removal.
Yes, but you should inform your dentist beforehand so they can plan your procedure and anesthesia safely around your condition.
A simple extraction removes a visible tooth easily, while a surgical extraction is needed for impacted or broken teeth requiring an incision or bone removal.
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