Oral Surgery

Permanent tooth replacement using titanium posts surgically placed in the jawbone to support natural-looking crowns, bridges, or dentures that restore both function and aesthetics.

Expert removal of impacted wisdom teeth and complex extractions requiring specialized surgical techniques to address infection, crowding, or difficult tooth positions.

Surgical uncovering of impacted teeth, most commonly canines, as part of orthodontic treatment to guide teeth into their proper position in the dental arch.

Osteonecrosis and other inflammatory conditions of the jaw bone occur when an area of bone loses its blood supply or becomes chronically inflamed, leading to pain, exposed bone, infection, or delayed healing.

Cysts and other fluid-filled lesions can develop within the jaw bone, often without causing any symptoms in their early stages. Many are discovered incidentally on a routine dental X-ray.

A lip or tongue tie occurs when the small band of tissue (frenulum) connecting the lip or tongue to the gum or floor of the mouth is tighter or thicker than usual, restricting movement.

Advanced implant solution for patients with severe upper jaw bone loss, anchoring into the cheekbone to support full-arch dental restorations without extensive bone grafting.

Procedures to rebuild or augment jawbone volume using grafting materials, creating adequate foundation for successful dental implant placement in areas with insufficient bone.

Expert diagnosis and surgical management of diseases affecting the mouth, jaws, and salivary glands, from benign lesions and cysts to oral cancer requiring specialized care.