Oral surgery includes procedures like wisdom tooth removal, frenectomy, and apicectomy to address structural, developmental, or infection-related problems. These treatments are performed with precision and care to ensure your comfort and long-term health.

Wisdom Tooth Removal: This procedure involves extracting impacted or problematic wisdom teeth that can cause pain, crowding, or infection. Wisdom teeth often don’t have enough space to emerge properly, leading to discomfort or complications. Removal is performed to prevent or resolve these issues.

Frenectomy: A frenectomy is a minor surgical procedure to remove or adjust the frenum, a small fold of tissue that connects the tongue, lip, or cheek to the gum. This is done to correct conditions like tongue-tie or lip-tie, which can affect speech, eating, or orthodontic treatment.

 Apicectomy: An apicectomy involves removing the tip of a tooth’s root (apex) and cleaning the surrounding infected tissue. This is typically done after a root canal if the infection persists, ensuring the tooth is saved and the area heals properly.

Why It’s Important/Benefits:

• Resolves pain and discomfort caused by impacted or problematic teeth.
• Prevents further complications, such as infection or alignment issues.
• Improves oral functionality and overall dental health.
• Corrects structural problems, like tongue ties, to enhance quality of life.