Oral surgery covers any medical procedure performed on the mouth, and especially involving the teeth, gums and jaw. It can include placement of dental implants and complex extractions, for teeth that may be too large or embedded to remove simply. At Kendrick View, our experienced oral surgeon performs oral surgical procedures in our advanced dedicated unit.
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There are a number of treatments which require surgical intervention. Some of the most common include:
Complex Extractions
In certain cases, extractions can become more difficult, involving embedded or broken teeth. We are able to carry out these more complex procedures using our scanners to fully assess the tooth where needed and carry out a pain free extraction.
Wisdom Tooth Removal
If you have a wisdom tooth that has become impacted, we can remove it and resolve the issue with oral surgery. This is one of the most common oral surgery procedures, and involves making a cut in your gum to access and remove the problem tooth.
Book a consultationOur in-house oral surgeon is able to carry out complex and involved procedures using our modern digital equipment. We fully assess your affected tooth and create a bespoke treatment plan, including your oral surgery and any work that may be needed before or afterwards.
We are proud to have a state-of-the-art dedicated oral surgery unit, allowing us to take a more specialised approach to your care. Appointments are readily available, avoiding the need for potentially lengthy waiting lists and enabling us to get you out of pain sooner.
Book a consultationOral surgery can be painful, but we do all we can to minimise this. We use local anaesthetic to numb the affected area, and make sure you are relaxed and comfortable before we begin. We also give you the chance to ask us any questions about your treatment to help you feel at ease.
We understand that the thought of undergoing oral surgery can be daunting, but we want to help you feel as relaxed as possible about your treatment. We take a gentle approach, taking the time to discuss your procedure in as much or as little detail as you are comfortable with. We are also happy for you to listen to music during your surgery, if this helps you relax. Please talk to us if you are feeling nervous, as we will help in every way we can.
Depending on the type of procedure you are having, you may need to take a couple of days off work to rest and recover fully. You should not return to work for the rest of the day after your surgery, and make sure you avoid strenuous activities. We will give you tailored advice based on your treatment. Please get in touch if you have any questions before or after your appointment.
We are happy to help answer your questions or discuss your treatment options - please get in touch.
