Oral surgery
Oral surgery includes extractions, impacted teeth and related procedures. Surgery is also highlighted on the clinic's Instagram account. Every procedure is planned after examination and, if needed, imaging.
Treatment is carried out under local anaesthetic. Recovery and aftercare are explained in advance.
Who might it be for?
- Teeth that need to be extracted
- Concerns about wisdom teeth
- Patients referred for a surgical opinion
- Preparation before a denture or other plan
How does the process work?
- Examination and planSuitability is assessed with a clinical exam and imaging.
- InformationThe procedure, possible risks and recovery are explained.
- TreatmentThe planned procedure is carried out under local anaesthetic.
- AftercareWritten or spoken advice is given.
- ReviewSutures or wound checks are arranged if needed.
Frequently asked questions
Will an extraction hurt?
The procedure is done under local anaesthetic. Advice is given for any later discomfort.
Are wisdom teeth always removed?
No. Removal is discussed only when examination suggests it is needed.
Can I return to work the same day?
This depends on the procedure; your dentist will advise you.
Is every surgical case treated in the practice?
Some situations may need referral to a specialist centre.
Information on this page is for general guidance. The right treatment for you is decided by your dentist after examination and any necessary tests.
Surgery
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