Oral and maxillofacial surgery addresses conditions of the mouth, jaw, face, and skull. Surgeons perform wisdom tooth extractions, corrective jaw surgery, dental implant placement, facial trauma repair, and treatment of oral pathologies including cysts and tumors.





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They perform wisdom tooth extractions, dental implant surgery, corrective jaw surgery for misalignment, treatment of facial fractures, removal of oral cysts and tumors, cleft lip and palate repair, and temporomandibular joint surgery.
You need an oral surgeon for impacted wisdom teeth, complex tooth extractions, jaw misalignment requiring surgical correction, facial injuries, persistent jaw pain unresponsive to conservative treatment, or biopsies of suspicious oral lesions.
Jaw surgery is performed under general anesthesia, so you will not feel pain during the procedure. Post-operative discomfort is managed with prescribed pain medications. Swelling and restricted jaw movement are common during recovery, which typically lasts several weeks.
Most patients recover from wisdom tooth removal within five to seven days. Swelling peaks around the third day and gradually subsides. Following post-operative care instructions including soft diet, gentle rinsing, and avoiding straws helps ensure smooth recovery.
Yes, online consultations are useful for reviewing dental X-rays and CT scans, discussing surgical options, getting second opinions on recommended procedures, and post-operative follow-up assessments.