Oral surgery covers procedures inside the mouth, from a simple extraction to removing an impacted wisdom tooth. Every procedure starts with an examination and an on-site dental X-ray, so we know exactly what we're working with.
We work under local anaesthesia, gently towards the bone and soft tissue, and give you clear recovery instructions. More complex cases that require a hospital setting are referred to the right specialist.
In this category
- Tooth ExtractionWhen a tooth can't be saved, we remove it carefully, under local anaesthesia and with minimal trauma.
- Maxillofacial SurgeryAssessment and outpatient care for conditions of the jaws, injuries, inflammation, lesions, with referral when needed.
- Impacted Wisdom TeethA wisdom tooth without room to come through can cause pain and inflammation. We assess its position and remove it when needed.
- Baby Tooth ExtractionCalm, gentle and patient, for when a baby tooth has to come out.
- Emergency Oral SurgeryBleeding after an extraction, acute wisdom tooth inflammation, a mouth injury, urgent surgical care at any hour.
During regular hours we work with the NHIF. Ask us which treatments are covered in your case.
Frequently asked questions
Does having a tooth out hurt?
You shouldn't feel pain during the procedure, only pressure. Once the anaesthetic wears off, mild discomfort is normal and is managed with regular painkillers.
How long is the recovery?
After a simple extraction most people are back to their normal day the next day. After surgical wisdom tooth removal, swelling can last a few days.