Oral surgery focuses on diagnosing and treating conditions affecting the teeth, gums, jaw, and surrounding oral structures. These procedures may be recommended for impacted teeth, complex tooth extractions, jaw-related concerns, and other conditions requiring surgical care.
At SS Dental Care, Dr. Shalini Sharma provides personalised dental evaluations and discusses suitable treatment options based on each patient’s oral health needs. Whether you require a surgical tooth extraction or an assessment for another oral condition, the focus remains on patient comfort, appropriate treatment planning, and aftercare.
Addresses complex dental conditions
Helps manage pain caused by certain dental problems
Supports oral health and function
Helps treat impacted or damaged teeth
Addresses selected jaw and oral tissue conditions
Supports healing through appropriate aftercare
Provides treatment planning based on individual needs
Helps maintain long-term oral health
General Dental Care
Professional Teeth Whitening
Routine Dental Checkups
Root Canal Treatment
Smile Makeovers
Dental Implants
Orthodontic Braces
Pediatric Dentistry
Gum Disease Treatment
Emergency Dental Care
Oral Surgery
Tooth Extractions
The process begins with a detailed consultation and oral examination. Depending on the condition, dental X-rays or other imaging may be recommended to assess the teeth, jawbone, and surrounding structures.
Based on the findings, the dentist explains the diagnosis and discusses suitable treatment options, including the procedure, anaesthesia options, potential risks, and expected recovery. The surgical approach depends on the complexity of the condition and the patient’s overall oral health.
After the procedure, patients receive instructions regarding oral hygiene, diet, medication when prescribed, and follow-up visits to support healing and monitor recovery.
Impacted wisdom teeth
Severely damaged or decayed teeth requiring surgical extraction
Broken teeth that cannot be removed through a simple extraction
Selected jaw-related conditions
Dental infections requiring surgical intervention
Certain oral cysts and lesions
Tooth-root complications
Dental conditions requiring surgical preparation for implants
Surgical extraction may be recommended when a tooth is impacted, broken below the gum line, or difficult to remove using a conventional extraction technique.
Wisdom tooth removal may be advised when these teeth cause pain, repeated infections, damage to neighbouring teeth, or other clinically significant problems.
Dental implant placement may be considered to replace missing teeth. Suitability depends on factors such as jawbone health, gum condition, and the patient’s overall oral health.
Certain cysts or lesions in the mouth and jaw may require surgical assessment, removal, or biopsy, depending on their characteristics and the clinical findings.
After oral surgery, following the dentist’s instructions is essential for supporting healing and reducing the risk of complications. Patients may be advised to eat soft foods, maintain gentle oral hygiene, avoid smoking, and refrain from strenuous physical activity for the recommended period.
It is also important to attend follow-up appointments and take prescribed medication as directed. Persistent bleeding, increasing swelling, fever, or worsening pain should be reported to the treating dentist promptly.
At SS Dental Care in Indirapuram, Ghaziabad, patients receive guidance on post-operative care and follow-up based on the procedure performed and their individual recovery needs.
Oral surgery may be recommended for impacted wisdom teeth, complex extractions, selected jaw conditions, and other dental problems that require surgical treatment. The need for surgery depends on the clinical examination and diagnosis.
Local anaesthesia is commonly used to minimise pain during many oral surgical procedures. Some discomfort, swelling, or tenderness may occur afterwards, depending on the procedure and individual healing response.
Recovery varies according to the type and complexity of the procedure. Some patients resume normal activities within a few days, while more complex surgeries may require a longer recovery period.
Soft, easy-to-eat foods are generally recommended during the initial recovery period. Avoid very hot, hard, or crunchy foods as advised by your dentist, and follow any procedure-specific dietary instructions.
Contact your dentist if you experience persistent bleeding, worsening pain, increasing swelling, fever, or other unexpected symptoms. Difficulty breathing or swallowing requires urgent medical attention.