197 doctors in India — verified profiles, ratings, fees and clinic or online consultation.
Dr. Arti Kumari- Dental Surgeon
Dental Surgery
I have experience of 10 years in field of dentistry. I worked in Dashmesh Hospital for 3 years which is situated in New Delhi (Tilak Nagar). I worked in Expr…
Dr. Purna Sri | Orthodontist in Gurgaon | MDS| Invisalign specialist
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Dentist
Hello, I'm Dr. Purnasri, an Orthodontist (MDS) and the founder of SmileCity Clinic in Gurgaon. My passion is designing healthy, confident smiles, and I belie…
Dr. Vasant Gupta-BDS-MDS
Dentist
Dr. Vasant Gupta is one the leading dentist in the area. He has completed his graduate from SR dental college under MDU Rohtak and postgraduate from National…
Dentist- BDS, MDS
Dentist
Dr. Amit Kumar is a Dentist in Gurgaon with 12 years of experience and providing quality Dental Care Services. He completed his BDS from Chaudhary Charan Sin…
Exceptional care by specialists for all ages!
Dentist
Dental Surgery
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Pediatric Dentistry
Exceptional care by specialists for all ages! At Kkeswani Dental & Polyclinic, we’re changing the perception of what it means to go to the doctor. We simply…
Chief Dental and Cosmetic Surgeon , Implantologist
Dentist
Dental Surgery
Chief dental and cosmetic surgeon, implantologist, MD in naturopathy, Trichologist, MBA Hospital administration, Fellowship in child psychology and personali…
Dr. Vikram Sharma-Dentist
Dental Surgery
Dentist
Dr. Vikram Sharma is a Dentist in Gurgaon who diagnoses and treats problems of teeth, gums, and other parts of the mouth. He provides preventative care, incl…
BDS- Dentist
Dentist
Dental Surgery
Dr. Amandeep Kaur has more than 13 years of experience in dentistry. She has done BDS, and PGD in endodontics and esthetics. She did her PGD in clinical cosm…
Dr. Kumar Prashant- BDS- MDS- Dental Surgery
Dental Surgery
Dentist
Successfully completed Bachelor of dental surgery from the prestigious Manipal college of dental sciences , following which joined the apex All India institu…
BDS
Dentist
Dr. Rimple Chandna is a Dentist in Sector 10A, Gurgaon and has an experience of 15 years in this field. Dr. Rimple Chandna practices at Dr.Chandna dental and…
Dental Surgeon
Dentist
Hello, I’m Dr. Mayank a dedicated dentist with 11 years of experience in providing high-quality dental care. I graduated from MPCD&Rc in 2013 and have since…
BDS
Dentist
He has had many happy patients in his 5 years of journey as a Dentist. He is a BDS and Certified Cosmatic & Aesthetic Dentist . Save your time and book an ap…
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Dental surgery refers to medical procedures performed on the teeth, gums, jaw, or surrounding oral structures to treat dental diseases, injuries, or functional problems. These procedures are carried out by dentists, oral surgeons, periodontists, or other dental specialists depending on the condition being treated.
Dental surgery may be required for issues such as tooth extraction, impacted wisdom teeth, gum disease, dental infections, jaw problems, dental implants, or oral injuries. Some procedures are simple and performed under local anesthesia, while more complex surgeries may require sedation or general anesthesia.
The goal of dental surgery is to restore oral health, relieve pain, improve chewing and speaking ability, and prevent further complications. Modern dental surgical techniques focus on precision, safety, and faster recovery.
Overall, dental surgery plays an important role in maintaining oral health and improving quality of life.
Dental surgery provides both medical and functional benefits.
• Treats dental infections: Removes infected teeth or tissues
• Relieves pain: Helps reduce severe tooth or jaw pain
• Restores oral function: Improves chewing, speaking, and bite alignment
• Prevents complications: Stops spread of infection or gum disease
• Supports tooth replacement: Enables placement of dental implants
• Improves oral appearance: Helps correct damaged teeth and jaw structures
These benefits make dental surgery an important part of advanced dental care.
Dental surgery may be recommended for individuals with different oral health conditions.
• Patients with severely damaged or infected teeth
• Individuals with impacted wisdom teeth
• Patients with advanced gum disease
• People requiring dental implants or jaw correction
• Individuals with oral injuries or facial trauma
• Patients with cysts, abscesses, or oral growths
A dental examination and imaging tests help determine the need for surgery.
1. Dental Evaluation
The dentist examines the teeth, gums, and jaw using X-rays or scans.
2. Treatment Planning
A surgical plan is created based on the patient’s oral condition.
3. Anesthesia Administration
Local anesthesia, sedation, or general anesthesia may be used depending on the procedure.
4. Performing the Surgery
The surgeon performs the required dental procedure such as extraction, implant placement, or gum surgery.
5. Wound Closure
The area may be stitched and covered for protection and healing.
6. Recovery & Follow-Up
Patients receive medications, care instructions, and follow-up appointments for monitoring.
The duration depends on the type and complexity of surgery.
Dental surgery is usually performed in dental clinics, hospitals, or oral surgery centers.
Minor procedures may take 30–60 minutes, while complex surgeries such as jaw reconstruction or multiple implants may require several hours. Most procedures are outpatient-based, allowing patients to return home the same day.
Recovery duration depends on the procedure and patient’s overall oral health.
Dental surgery is generally safe when performed by qualified professionals.
Common Effects
• Mild pain or swelling
• Temporary bleeding
• Difficulty chewing for a short period
Possible Risks
• Infection
• Nerve injury or numbness
• Excessive bleeding
• Delayed healing or dry socket after extraction
Precautions
• Maintain proper oral hygiene
• Avoid smoking and alcohol during recovery
• Take medications as prescribed
• Follow dietary and post-surgery instructions carefully
Proper aftercare significantly improves healing and reduces complications. (medlineplus.gov)
Different types of dental surgeries are performed depending on oral health needs.
• Tooth Extraction Surgery: Removal of damaged or impacted teeth
• Wisdom Tooth Surgery: Removal of impacted wisdom teeth
• Dental Implant Surgery: Placement of artificial tooth roots
• Periodontal Surgery: Treatment of severe gum disease
• Jaw & Corrective Surgery: Corrects jaw alignment and facial structure
The type of surgery depends on the patient’s dental condition and treatment goals.
Recovery after dental surgery depends on the type of procedure performed. Mild swelling, discomfort, or bleeding is common during the first few days. Most patients gradually recover within one to two weeks for minor procedures, while complex surgeries may require longer healing periods.
Patients are usually advised to eat soft foods, avoid smoking, maintain oral hygiene, and attend follow-up visits. Pain medications and antibiotics may be prescribed if necessary.
Proper post-operative care helps reduce infection risk and supports faster healing.
Dental surgery is used to treat problems affecting the teeth, gums, jaw, or oral tissues.
Anesthesia is used during the procedure, so patients usually feel little or no pain.
Recovery depends on the procedure but commonly takes a few days to a few weeks.
Soft foods are usually recommended during the initial recovery period.
Yes, dental surgeries are generally safe when performed by qualified professionals.
Common procedures include tooth extraction, wisdom tooth removal, implants, and gum surgery.
Yes, smoking can slow healing and increase complication risk.
You should seek medical attention if there is severe pain, swelling, fever, or heavy bleeding.
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