ORAL SURGERY
Oral Surgeon in Mansarovar, Jaipur
Safe, painless oral surgery — from wisdom tooth removal to complex extractions and minor surgical procedures — led by our Chief Dental Surgeon Dr. Anjum Khan and surgical team. CBCT-guided planning, gentle technique, and clear aftercare. Your first checkup is free. Serving Mansarovar and all of Jaipur.
What Does an Oral Surgeon Do?
Oral surgery covers the dental procedures that go beyond routine treatment — safely removing teeth that can't be saved, taking out impacted or troublesome wisdom teeth, and performing minor surgical procedures inside the mouth. It's the care you need when a tooth is broken below the gum, stuck under the bone, or causing pain, crowding, or infection.
Modern oral surgery is precise and comfortable. With CBCT 3D imaging, we can see the exact position of a tooth, its roots, and nearby nerves before we begin — making procedures like wisdom tooth removal safer and quicker, with less swelling and faster recovery.
At SmilePath Dental in Mansarovar, oral surgery is led by our Chief Dental Surgeon, Dr. Anjum Khan, and our team. We handle extractions and minor oral surgery gently, under local anaesthesia, with clear aftercare so you heal comfortably. (For jaw or facial surgery, we refer to a maxillofacial specialist.)
When You May Need Oral Surgery
If any of these apply, an oral surgery consultation can relieve the problem safely.
Impacted or Painful Wisdom Teeth
Wisdom teeth stuck under the gum or bone cause pain, swelling, and crowding — surgical removal solves it.
A Tooth That Can't Be Saved
When a tooth is too damaged or decayed to repair, a gentle extraction prevents further pain and infection.
Broken or Fractured Tooth
Teeth broken below the gum line often need surgical extraction rather than a simple pull.
Tongue-Tie or Lip-Tie
A frenectomy is a quick minor surgery that improves movement, speech, and feeding.
Gum Flap Over a Tooth
A gum flap over a partially erupted tooth traps food and causes infection — an operculectomy removes it.
Preparing for Dentures or Implants
Reshaping the jaw bone (alveoloplasty) after extractions creates a smooth base for comfortable dentures.
What to Expect at SmilePath
Most procedures are done in a single visit under local anaesthesia. Here's the journey.
- 20–30 min
Consultation & CBCT/X-ray
We examine the area and take 3D imaging to see the tooth, roots, and nearby nerves before planning your surgery.
- same visit
Treatment Plan & Preparation
Dr. Anjum explains exactly what's needed, the recovery, and a transparent cost. Any questions are answered before we start.
- 20–60 min
The Procedure
Under local anaesthesia, the extraction or minor surgery is done gently and efficiently. You feel pressure, not pain.
- 3–7 days healing
Aftercare & Recovery
We give clear aftercare instructions and are available if you need us. Most patients return to normal routines within a few days.
WHY SMILEPATH
Why Choose SmilePath for Oral Surgery
Why Mansarovar Chooses SmilePath
45+
Years Combined Experience
Our team of specialists brings 45+ years of combined experience to everyday family dentistry in Mansarovar.
3D
CBCT-Guided Surgery
3D imaging before every procedure for precise, safer extractions and minor oral surgery.
B-Class
Sterilised & Hygienic
Strict hospital-grade sterilisation and a clean, welcoming clinic environment.
5.0⭐️
Rated by 10,000+ Smiles
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Frequently Asked Questions
Oral Surgery Services
We Offer
Safe, gentle oral surgery at SmilePath, Mansarovar. Tap any service to learn more.
Tooth Extraction
Safe, painless removal of severely damaged, decayed, or loose teeth in Mansarovar, Jaipur — with gentle technique and clear aftercare.
Wisdom Tooth Removal
Removal of painful, impacted, or poorly positioned wisdom teeth in Mansarovar, Jaipur, using CBCT-guided, comfortable technique.
Impacted Tooth Surgery
Surgical removal of impacted teeth that haven't erupted properly — relieving pain, crowding, and infection risk.
Surgical Extraction
Surgical extraction for broken-down, fractured, or complex teeth that can't be removed simply — done safely under local anaesthesia.
Frenectomy
Quick, minor surgery to correct tongue-tie or lip-tie, improving speech, feeding, and oral movement.
Operculectomy
Removal of the gum flap over a partially erupted tooth to relieve pain, swelling, and recurring infection.
Alveoloplasty
Smoothing and reshaping of the jaw bone after extractions to prepare for dentures or promote proper healing.