Oral and maxillofacial surgery covers everything beyond routine dentistry — impacted wisdom teeth, facial injuries, cysts, jaw procedures, and the surgical groundwork that makes implants and dentures possible. These procedures demand detailed planning, advanced expertise, and a calm, reassuring approach; at Summirow Dental Hospital, they get all three. Every case is planned with CBCT imaging, performed with modern anaesthesia techniques, and followed through to full recovery — because the goal isn't just to complete the procedure, it's to have you surprised by how manageable it was.
Oral surgery is recommended when a problem has moved past what routine treatment can fix. The most common reasons patients are referred to us:
Clinical examination with CBCT and digital imaging maps exactly what we're dealing with — nerve position, root anatomy, bone quality. On surgery, the planning is where the outcome is decided.
Modern anaesthesia techniques mean you feel pressure, not pain — and we explain each step before it happens. Nothing about your procedure should be a surprise.
Advanced techniques and a hygienic, controlled surgical environment — with the smallest intervention that will properly solve the problem.
Clear aftercare guidance, prescribed medication, and follow-up visits. Most minor procedures heal within days; more complex surgery takes seven to ten days for initial healing.
It’s the surgical branch of dentistry — comprehensive care for conditions involving the mouth, jaw, face, and the structures around them, aiming at both functional and aesthetic outcomes. It covers:
From a straightforward extraction to complex facial trauma — handled in-house, by specialists, without referral.
Careful diagnosis, CBCT imaging, and treatment planning before anything begins. Surgery goes wrong in the planning far more often than in the theatre.
Advanced techniques and modern anaesthesia focused on less discomfort and faster healing — most patients tell us afterwards that the dread was worse than the day.
Strict sterilization protocols and a controlled surgical setting. An extraction is still surgery, and it's treated like one.
Clear communication before and after — what we're doing, why, what recovery looks like, and when to call us. Informed patients heal better and worry less.
When a problem has gone beyond what routine dentistry can fix — impacted wisdom teeth, severe tooth infections, jaw pain, facial injuries, cysts, or preparing the mouth for dentures and implants. If your dentist has used the word ‘referral’, this is usually where it leads. And often the procedure turns out to be far more routine than the referral made it sound.
Not during — the procedure is performed under local or appropriate anaesthesia, so you feel pressure rather than pain. Afterwards, mild swelling and discomfort for a few days is normal and well managed with prescribed medication. This is the question almost everyone arrives with, and the honest answer is that the anticipation is reliably worse than the day itself.
No. It's done under anaesthesia and most patients are surprised at how straightforward it is. Some swelling and tenderness afterwards is expected — ice packs, prescribed medication, and soft food handle it comfortably. Impacted teeth may need a small incision, which sounds dramatic but changes nothing about how it feels under anaesthesia.
It depends on the procedure. Minor surgery often heals within a few days. More complex work — like removing a deeply impacted tooth — typically takes seven to ten days for initial healing, with full healing continuing quietly for weeks afterwards. You'll be given a realistic timeline for your specific case, not a market average.
Follow your prescribed medication schedule, avoid hard and spicy foods, keep oral hygiene gentle around the surgical site, and avoid smoking and alcohol — smoking in particular is the single biggest cause of delayed healing and complications. Attend any follow-up visits advised. We send you home with a written aftercare sheet, not just verbal instructions.
Yes — when performed by experienced professionals with proper planning. At Summirow, CBCT imaging maps nerve position and anatomy before we begin, strict sterilization protocols are followed throughout, and every case is planned in detail. The risks that concern people are mostly the risks of surgery done without that groundwork.
It depends entirely on complexity. Indicative ranges: • Simple surgical extraction: ₹1,500 – ₹5,000 • Impacted wisdom tooth removal: ₹3,000 – ₹10,000 per tooth • Minor oral surgeries: ₹2,000 – ₹8,000 Final cost is determined after clinical examination and imaging — and you'll have the figure before anything is scheduled, not after.
