
drg. Ghaisani Femy Audreyna
General Dentist
Surgical treatment for certain conditions of the teeth and mouth.


Oral surgery treats conditions such as teeth that cannot be saved, wisdom teeth that grow at an angle or stay trapped (impacted), and other minor procedures in the mouth.
Before the procedure, your dentist checks the tooth, usually with an X-ray. The procedure is done under local anaesthetic, and you receive aftercare instructions so you recover well.
Removes a tooth that can no longer be saved.
Removes loose baby teeth or ones blocking adult teeth.

Minor surgery to remove a wisdom tooth that is tilted or trapped.
Other small procedures in the mouth, as your dentist advises.
Your dentist will recommend the best option after an examination.
Our approach
Procedures are performed by a dentist based on clinical need and your condition, with safety and comfort as the priority.
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Treated by dentists who explain every procedure before it starts.
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Every instrument is autoclaved and our dental units are well maintained.
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Your treatment plan and costs are explained before anything starts.
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We work with many insurers for cashless payment.

General Dentist

General Dentist

General Dentist

General Dentist
Not always. Your dentist will recommend an odontectomy if a wisdom tooth is tilted, trapped, or causing problems.
Swelling and discomfort usually ease within a few days. Follow your dentist's instructions for a smooth recovery.
In many cases, yes. An X-ray shows your dentist the position of the roots and the surrounding bone.

Treatment to keep your teeth and mouth healthy.

Treatment to restore the function and shape of damaged teeth.

Treatment to improve the look of your smile.

Treatment to straighten the position and alignment of your teeth.