DEPARTMENT OF ORAL SURGERY
Oral Surgery for Minor and Major Jaw Procedures

The Oral Surgery Department handles minor and major surgical procedures in and around the jaw. At Al Shamil, our oral surgery team utilizes dental lasers, electrocautery, and advanced conventional procedures.

We emphasize minimally invasive protocols so that patients experience minimal pressure and smooth, comfortable appointments.

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SURGICAL DENTAL CARE

Advanced Oral Surgery with Smooth and Comfortable Appointments

The Oral Surgery Department handles minor and major surgical procedures in and around the jaw. At Al Shamil, our oral surgery team utilizes dental lasers, electrocautery, and advanced conventional procedures.

We emphasize minimally invasive protocols so that patients experience minimal pressure and smooth, comfortable appointments. By using advanced materials, we ensure faster healing times so you can return to work quickly.

A. Oral Surgeries in Sharjah

The Oral Surgery Department handles minor and major surgical procedures in and around the jaw. Oral surgeries may include tooth extractions, wisdom teeth removal, and other minor surgical interventions inside the mouth.
  • Minor Surgical Procedures
  • Major Surgical Procedures
  • Jaw-Related Care
  • Oral Surgery Planning
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B. Laser Surgery in Sharjah

At Al Shamil, our oral surgery team utilizes dental lasers, electrocautery, and advanced conventional procedures. Dental lasers may be used in selected oral surgery procedures to support smooth and comfortable appointments.

  • Dental Lasers
  • Electrocautery
  • Advanced Procedures
  • Comfortable Appointments
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C. Impaction Surgery

Wisdom teeth frequently become impacted, stuck inside the bone, and cannot erupt properly. They should be removed to prevent infection, cysts, and damage to adjacent teeth.
  • Impacted Wisdom Teeth
  • Disimpaction Surgeries
  • Infection Prevention
  • CBCT Planning
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D. Surgical Extractions

Surgical extraction may be required for fractured or split teeth. All extractions are performed under profound local anesthesia, ensuring the procedure itself is entirely pain-free.

  • Fractured Teeth
  • Split Teeth
  • Local Anesthesia
  • Pain-Free Procedure
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Treatment Options
Oral Surgery Procedures Available at Al Shamil

  • Routine tooth extractions

  • Surgical extraction of fractured teeth

  • Surgical extraction of split teeth

  • Exposure of impacted teeth

  • Impacted teeth for orthodontic alignment

  • Wisdom tooth disimpaction surgeries

  • Enucleation

  • Apicoectomy

  • Marsupialization

  • Minor removal of oral lesions

  • Salivary calculi removal

  • Splinting

  • Dental lasers

  • Electrocautery

  • Advanced conventional procedures

  • Minimally invasive protocols

  • Faster healing support

  • X-rays and CBCT scan planning

  • Oral surgery care

  • Cyst removal

COMMON QUESTIONS

Oral Surgery FAQs

Oral surgery encompasses tooth extractions, wisdom teeth removal, and other minor surgical interventions inside the mouth.

Wisdom teeth frequently become impacted (stuck inside the bone) and cannot erupt properly. They should be removed to prevent infection, cysts, and damage to adjacent teeth.

All extractions are performed under profound local anesthesia, ensuring the procedure itself is entirely pain-free.

Initial soft tissue closure typically takes anywhere from 3 days to a week.

It is best to avoid hot drinks like tea and coffee on the day of the surgery. Stick to cold liquids, smooth juices, or ice cream instead.

Standard X-rays offer a 2D view, whereas CBCT scans provide a comprehensive 3D view of the teeth and surrounding bone, allowing for far more precise surgical planning.

Bleeding typically subsides within a few hours, but it is recommended to maintain firm pressure on the gauze for 2 to 4 hours post-extraction.

Leaving an infected tooth untreated over time can lead to severe issues like cyst formation, extensive bone loss, or deep bone infections like osteomyelitis.

Both approaches have distinct advantages and disadvantages depending on the patient’s individual bone density and oral health.

Stitches are placed to secure the blood clot, minimize bleeding, and promote faster healing.