Oral Maxillofacial Surgery

At Pearl Dental Clinic, we specialize in advanced oral surgery to address a wide range of dental health issues. Our team of highly skilled oral and maxillofacial surgeons and periodontists brings together expertise and compassion to ensure the best outcomes for our patients. Whether you need tooth extractions, dental implants, gum grafts, or complex jaw surgeries, we’re here to improve your oral health, functionality, and aesthetic appearance.

Why choose Pearl Dental clinic for oral surgery ?

Our oral surgeons, led by Dr. Sherin, a board-certified specialist, possess extensive surgical knowledge and experience in treating malformations, injuries, and diseases of the mouth and jaws.
Utilizing the latest in dental technology, including CAD/CAM for same-day dental restorations, ensures precise and efficient treatments.
Specialized in pain control and anesthesia, our team prioritizes your comfort and safety during all procedures.
We develop personalized treatment plans tailored to meet each patient’s unique needs, ensuring optimal results.

Our oral surgery solutions

Removing decayed teeth to prevent further damage.

Repairing or extracting severely damaged teeth.

Offering treatments to address periodontal issues.

Removing teeth that have not erupted properly, such as wisdom teeth

Replacing missing teeth with dental implants for a complete smile

Correcting jaw-related issues, including TMD and jawbone deterioration.

Providing surgical solutions to alleviate sleep apnea symptoms

Conducting biopsies and surgeries for oral cancer treatment.

Removing noncancerous growths or abnormalities in the mouth.

Our Oral Surgery Procedures

Tooth Extractions: Including wisdom teeth removal and extraction of diseased teeth

Dental Implants: Providing a permanent solution for tooth loss.

Bone Grafts: Preparing the jaw for dental implants or correcting bone loss.

Gum Grafts: Addressing gum recession and periodontal disease.

Jaw Surgery: Correcting jaw misalignment and other structural issues.

Periodontal Surgery: Treating advanced gum disease and restoring gum health.

What to Expect

The duration and specifics of your oral surgery will depend on the procedure. Simple extractions may take about 30 minutes, while more complex surgeries, such as jaw correction, could last several hours. Our team will guide you through the entire process, from initial consultation to post-surgery care, ensuring you are informed and comfortable every step of the way.
Our oral and maxillofacial surgeons are committed to delivering exceptional care with a focus on patient comfort and safety.

You Got Questions ?

We've got answers.

What conditions require oral surgery ?

Oral surgery can address various issues, including impacted wisdom teeth, tooth loss (requiring dental implants), jaw-related problems, gum disease needing grafts, and oral cancers.

Is oral surgery painful ?

Modern oral surgery is performed with anesthesia to minimize pain during the procedure. Post-surgery discomfort varies but can generally be managed with prescribed or over-the-counter pain relievers.

How do I prepare for oral surgery ?

Preparation may include fasting for a few hours if general anesthesia is used, arranging transportation home after the procedure, and following any specific instructions given by your oral surgeon.

What’s the recovery time for oral surgery ?

Recovery time depends on the type of surgery. Simple extractions may have a shorter recovery time of a few days, while more complex procedures like jaw surgery may require weeks to months for full recovery.

Can I eat normally after oral surgery ?

You'll likely need to stick to soft foods and avoid certain activities like smoking and using a straw, as these can hinder the healing process. Your surgeon will provide specific post-op dietary instructions.

What are the risks of oral surgery ?

As with any surgery, risks include infection, bleeding, and reactions to anesthesia. However, complications are rare when performed by an experienced oral surgeon and with proper post-op care.