Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery

Our Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery team can help manage a variety of conditions, including:

• Impacted Teeth, Especially Wisdom Teeth — Teeth that fail to erupt properly because they are blocked by bone, gum tissue, or other teeth, potentially causing pain, infection, damage to adjacent teeth, or cyst formation.
• Odontogenic Infections of the Mouth and Jaw — Infections originating from a tooth or surrounding tissues that may spread to the jawbone or facial tissues and require surgical treatment.
• Oral Cysts or Tumors — Abnormal lumps or growths involving the gums, jawbone, or soft tissues of the mouth.
• Dentofacial Deformities — Abnormal relationships between the upper and lower jaws that may affect chewing, speech, breathing, facial function, or appearance.
• Jaw and Facial Fractures — Fractures of the jawbone or facial bones caused by accidents, impacts, falls, or other forms of trauma that may require surgical treatment.
• Severely Damaged or Non-Restorable Teeth — Teeth with extensive damage, fractures extending to the root, or other conditions that cannot be preserved and may require surgical extraction.
• Tongue-Tie (Ankyloglossia) — A condition in which an unusually short or restrictive lingual frenulum limits tongue movement.
• Tooth Loss Requiring Implant Rehabilitation or Supporting Surgery — Loss of one or more teeth due to trauma, infection, or disease requiring evaluation of the jawbone before dental implant placement or other surgical procedures.
• Oral and Facial Trauma — Injuries to the soft tissues or facial bones resulting from accidents or impacts that require specialist evaluation and, when indicated, surgical treatment.