Minor oral surgery encompasses a variety of small-scale surgical procedures designed to treat conditions that affect the teeth, gums, jaw, and surrounding tissues—especially those that cannot be resolved through routine dental treatments. These procedures are commonly recommended for functional correction, pain relief, or to prevent more serious oral health problems in the future.

Some of the most common minor oral surgeries include the removal of impacted or partially erupted wisdom teeth, surgical extraction of broken or severely decayed teeth, frenectomy (correction of tongue or lip ties), soft tissue lesion removal, alveoloplasty (smoothing of the jawbone), and surgical exposure of impacted teeth to assist orthodontic treatment. All procedures are carried out under local anesthesia in a sterile and controlled setting, ensuring your safety and comfort throughout.

For impacted teeth or those trapped beneath the gum or bone surface, surgical extraction is necessary to avoid complications such as infection, swelling, or damage to adjacent teeth. Similarly, soft tissue corrections like frenectomies or gingival contouring can greatly improve speech, bite alignment, and gum health. These procedures are precise and minimally invasive, using advanced tools that reduce trauma, bleeding, and healing time.

We take time to explain each step of your procedure, answer your questions, and tailor our approach based on your individual needs. Post-operative care instructions are provided to help you manage any discomfort, reduce swelling, and promote optimal healing. With proper aftercare, most patients experience minimal downtime and a smooth recovery.

Whether performed to correct a structural issue, relieve discomfort, or support a broader dental treatment plan, minor oral surgery plays an important role in preserving your oral health and enhancing your quality of life. At our clinic, you receive experienced care in a calm, professional environment where your comfort and wellbeing are always our priority.