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Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery & Wisdom Molars

Hospital-grade surgical management of severe wisdom tooth impactions, jaw cysts, facial trauma, and soft tissue reconstructions led by Dr. Srinisha Murali.

Clinical Duration

25 - 45 mins per procedure

Expected Recovery

2 - 3 days mild healing

Anesthesia Protocol

Advanced Localized

01 / Clinical Overview

Clinical Monograph: Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery & Wisdom Molars

Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery at Sākalya Dental is led by Chief Surgeon Dr. Srinisha Murali (MDS). Our center is equipped for complex mesioangular, horizontal, and distoangular third molar impactions with close inferior alveolar nerve proximity, surgical cyst enucleations, and emergency facial trauma management using piezoelectric bone surgery for zero thermal trauma.

Aseptic Operatory Standards: Every procedure is carried out within a dedicated sterile operatory environment utilizing Class-B vacuum sterilized instrument cassettes.

02 / Procedure Stages

Clinical Execution Roadmap

Click each clinical stage below to understand the step-by-step process.

Stage 01Session 1 · 20 mins

3D Nerve Proximity Radiographic Mapping

Comprehensive digital imaging to inspect 3D root angulation and distance to mandibular nerve canal.

Symptom Assessment

Signs You May Need This

Throbbing pain, swelling, or jaw stiffness in the back of the mouth

Impacted wisdom tooth pushing against neighboring molars causing decay

Recurrent gum swelling or pericoronitis around partially erupted teeth

Facial swelling, cyst formation, or difficulty opening the mouth (trismus)

Traumatic tooth displacement or facial trauma requiring surgical stabilization

Clinical Deliverables

Key Patient Benefits

Directly performed by specialist Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon Dr. Srinisha Murali

3D CBCT digital mapping eliminates risks to the inferior alveolar nerve canal

Piezoelectric bone surgery preserves surrounding bone without heat trauma

Platelet-Rich Fibrin (PRF) placement accelerates natural socket healing

Hospital-grade sterile operatory protocols eliminate post-op infection risk

03 / Eligibility

Clinical Candidacy Criteria

Review our general candidacy criteria below. Final eligibility is verified via 3D CBCT digital examination.

Ideal Candidates

Patients with impacted or partially erupted 3rd molars causing recurrent pain or crowding
Patients with cyst lesions, bony exostoses, or frenal attachments
Orthodontic patients requiring surgical extraction to prevent dental crowding

Special Considerations

Acute uncontrolled facial cellulitis (requires pre-op antibiotic control first)
Patients on unmonitored anti-coagulation medication (INR check needed)

04 / Post-Op Protocol

Home Recovery Guidelines

Keep firm pressure on sterile gauze pack for 45 minutes post-procedure

Apply cold compresses on the cheek intermittently for 24 hours

Do not spit, rinse vigorously, or use straws during the first 24 hours

Consume cool soft foods (smoothies, yogurt, soft rice)

05 / Q&A

Frequently Asked Clinical Questions

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons complete extensive hospital residency training in surgical anatomy, nerve preservation, and emergency trauma management, ensuring procedures are completed safely in minutes with minimal swelling.