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ORAL SURGERY

Minor Oral Surgery

Assessment and minor surgical care for problems affecting the teeth, gums or jaw, carried out with your comfort in mind.

Shah Alam & USJ Subang

Minor Oral Surgery
Careful assessment first Your dentist explains each step before treatment.
Years of combined experience
40+
Happy returns
5000+
Dental treatments
30+
Dentists
4
Surgical care for teeth, gums and jaw

About minor oral surgery

Surgical care for teeth, gums and jaw

Minor oral surgery covers procedures that treat problems affecting the teeth, gums or jaw, where a surgical approach is needed. Examples include removing a tooth that cannot be treated another way, or treating certain gum and jaw conditions.

Each procedure is planned after an assessment, so you know what to expect before you decide.

Local anaesthesia is used to keep you comfortable during minor oral surgery.

Procedures

Examples of minor oral surgery

Surgical extraction

Removal of a tooth that is difficult to extract, such as one that has not fully erupted.

Wisdom tooth removal

Removal of wisdom teeth that are impacted or causing problems.

Small lesion removal

Assessment and removal of small lesions in the mouth, with a sample sent for examination when needed.

Examples of minor oral surgery

When it may be needed

When a surgical approach may help

  • Impacted teeth

    Teeth that cannot erupt properly.

  • Infection or cysts

    Problems in the jaw or gums that need surgical treatment.

  • Injury

    Damage to the teeth, gums or jaw that needs surgical care.

  • Preparation for other treatment

    Some problems must be treated before other dental treatment, such as implants.

Comfort and aftercare

Before, during and after surgery

Your dentist will tell you what to watch for and when to contact the clinic.

  • Local anaesthesia is used, so you should not feel pain during the procedure.
  • Mild swelling, discomfort and some bleeding are common for a short time.
  • Follow the aftercare instructions carefully to help healing.

Your journey

How minor oral surgery works

  1. 01

    Assessment

    An examination, X-rays or scans check the problem and plan the procedure.

  2. 02

    Consent and preparation

    We explain the procedure, risks and aftercare, and answer your questions.

  3. 03

    Procedure

    The procedure is carried out under local anaesthesia, with your comfort monitored throughout.

  4. 04

    Aftercare and review

    We give you aftercare instructions and check on your healing.

Our dentists

Assessed and treated by our team

Our dentists, including Dr. Navasheilla Retna, Dr. Thurka, Dr. Roshini and Dr. Dhinaadhevy, plan and carry out minor oral surgery with care.

Children are assessed with a parent or guardian.

Assessed and treated by our team

In our patients’ words

5 out of 5 stars
“My son has been suffering with a persistent mucocele for some months. It resulted in a minor surgery, which was done with utmost care, skill and explanation every step of the way.”

Kalpana Balakrishnam · Google review

Close to home

Find your nearest clinic.

Speak to our team about minor oral surgery availability and the right location for your consultation.

Good to know first

Questions about minor oral surgery

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Will the procedure be painful?

Local anaesthesia is used, so you should not feel pain during the procedure. Some discomfort afterwards is normal.

What are the risks?

Possible risks include infection, bleeding or slow healing. Following the aftercare instructions lowers these risks.

How long is recovery?

Recovery varies by procedure and patient. Your dentist will explain what to expect.

Will I need further tests?

Your dentist will tell you if any further tests or specialist care are needed.

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