Treatment Details
Oral Surgery
Surgical extractions, impactions, and minor oral surgical procedures.
30–90 minutes depending on procedure
Painless option available
About This Treatment
Oral surgery at Anu's Dental covers surgical extractions, impacted teeth, cyst removal, and pre-prosthetic procedures — performed under local anesthesia with clear aftercare. Complex cases are assessed with X-rays and referred to specialists when needed.
Duration
30–90 minutes depending on procedure
Recovery
3–7 days for most extractions; longer for complex surgery
Who Is This For?
- Impacted or deeply broken teeth
- Surgical extractions not suitable for simple removal
- Pre-prosthetic surgery and selected soft tissue procedures
What to Expect
- 1Clinical and radiographic assessment (including OPG when needed)
- 2Local anesthesia; sedation discussed for anxious patients
- 3Surgical access, tooth sectioning if required, and closure
- 4Post-operative instructions, medications, and follow-up
Aftercare
- Apply ice packs intermittently for the first 24 hours
- Eat soft foods and stay hydrated; avoid straws and smoking
- Take prescribed antibiotics or pain relief as directed
- Attend suture removal or review if scheduled
Common Questions
Is oral surgery the same as wisdom tooth removal?
Wisdom tooth removal is one type of oral surgery. We also perform other surgical extractions and minor oral procedures in appropriate cases.
Will I be awake during surgery?
Most procedures use local anesthesia so you are awake but pain-free. Sedation options can be discussed for anxious patients or longer procedures.
When should I choose oral surgery over a general extraction?
Impacted teeth, curved roots, proximity to nerves, or severe breakage often require surgical technique for safe, complete removal.
Safe surgical care close to home
Oral surgery does not always mean a hospital visit. Many surgical extractions and minor procedures are completed at Anu's Dental with proper imaging, sterile technique, and experienced hands.
We coordinate with our wisdom tooth and implant teams so your surgical care fits into a broader treatment plan — whether you are preparing for dentures, implants, or orthodontics.
