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When Saving a Tooth Isn’t Possible, We Make Extractions Stress-Free

Oral Surgery

What is Oral Surgery?

Oral surgery mainly deals with procedures like tooth extractions — one of the most common treatments patients need when a tooth cannot be saved. You may require an extraction if your tooth is badly decayed, broken beyond repair, infected, or if wisdom teeth are causing pain and crowding.

At Dentico, we ensure every extraction and surgical procedure is done with utmost care, comfort, and safety.

Our Oral Surgery Services

Tooth Extractions

Safe removal of damaged or infected teeth when restoration isn’t possible.

Wisdom Tooth Removal

Gentle and precise removal of impacted or painful wisdom teeth.

Apicoectomy (Root-End Surgery)

Surgery to save teeth when a root canal alone is not sufficient.

Frenectomy

Correction of tongue-tie or lip-tie for better oral function.

Biopsy & Cyst Removal

For diagnosis and management of suspicious oral growths.

Minor Jaw Surgeries

Correcting jaw-related dental issues with minimally invasive procedures.

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When Should You Visit for Oral Surgery?

You may need oral surgery if you experience:

  • Persistent tooth pain despite treatment
  • Swelling around teeth or gums
  • Difficulty opening your mouth or chewing
  • Repeated infections in the same area
  • Painful or impacted wisdom teeth
  • Unusual lumps or sores in the mouth

The Dentico Experience: What to Expect

When you come in for preventive care, you’ll experience:

Expert Consultation

Our specialists explain the diagnosis and treatment plan in simple terms.

Comfort & Safety

Local anesthesia and gentle techniques ensure minimal discomfort.

Affordable & Transparent Pricing

No hidden charges, clear breakdowns of costs.

Quick Recovery Guidance

Post-surgery care tips and follow-ups for smooth healing.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q. Is oral surgery painful?
No — we use modern anesthesia and gentle methods, so procedures are virtually painless.
Q. How long does it take to recover after surgery?
Recovery depends on the procedure, but most patients resume normal activities within a few days.
Q. Do I necessarily need surgery for my wisdom teeth?
Not always. If they’re impacted, infected, causing crowding or pain, only then removal is recommended.