Oral Surgery
Precision where it matters most.
Some cases need surgical care — an impacted wisdom tooth, a tooth that cannot be saved, or bone grafting to prepare a site for an implant. Our surgical work is planned on 3D imaging and carried out with the patient’s comfort treated as part of the procedure, not an afterthought.
Why patients choose it
Planned before it starts
3D imaging shows the exact position of roots, nerves, and sinuses before any incision.
Comfort built into the plan
Anaesthesia and aftercare are discussed with you beforehand so nothing on the day is a surprise.
Prepared for what comes next
Where an implant will follow, the site is preserved and grafted during the same plan rather than treated as a separate problem.
How it works
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Imaging and assessment
We map the anatomy in 3D and review your medical history in full.
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The plan
You get a clear explanation of what will be done, what anaesthetic is used, and what recovery looks like.
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The procedure
Carried out under local anaesthetic with the least intervention the case allows.
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Recovery and follow-up
Written aftercare instructions and a scheduled review to confirm healing is on track.
Frequently asked questions
It depends entirely on the procedure and on you. We give you a realistic timeline for your specific case at the consultation, not a generic number.
No. A wisdom tooth that is fully erupted, cleanable, and causing no problem can often be left alone. We remove them when they are impacted, damaging a neighbour, or repeatedly infected.
Not sure which treatment you need?
Book a consultation and we will recommend the right plan for your smile.
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