Oral Surgery

Oral surgery involves specialised surgical procedures to treat complex conditions affecting the teeth, gums, and jaw. It is used when conventional treatments are not sufficient, supporting both oral health restoration and preparation for further dental procedures such as implants or restorative work.

Tooth Extractions

A procedure to safely remove teeth that are severely damaged, decayed, or no longer restorable. Extractions help prevent infection and protect surrounding oral structures.

Wisdom Tooth Removal

The surgical removal of third molars that are impacted, misaligned, or causing discomfort. This procedure helps prevent pain, crowding, and future complications.

Surgical Extractions

A more advanced extraction technique used when a tooth cannot be removed with standard methods. Surgical extractions ensure safe removal in complex cases.

Implant Placement

A surgical procedure where dental implants are inserted into the jawbone to replace missing teeth. This forms the foundation for long-term restorative solutions.

Soft Tissue Surgery

Procedures involving the gums and other soft tissues of the mouth. Soft tissue surgery is used to treat disease, improve function, or prepare for restorative treatment.