Gum Problems Treatment (Periodontal Care)
Targeted management of bleeding gums, deep periodontal pockets, gum recession, and pyorrhea through deep root planing and periodontal therapy.
Oral Surgery & Periodontics
Oral Surgery (Major & Minor)
Atraumatic dental extractions, cyst enucleation, frenectomy, alveoloplasty, and minor soft-tissue oral surgical procedures under strict surgical sterility.
Clinical Duration
30 – 60 Minutes
Comfort & Anesthesia
Profound Local Anesthesia
Recovery Profile
Guided post-operative care with smooth mucosal healing in 5–7 days
Clinical Overview
Understanding Oral Surgery (Major & Minor)
When a tooth is fractured below the bone line or a localized oral lesion requires surgical management, atraumatic technique is essential to preserve surrounding bone and ensure rapid, comfortable healing.
Led by Dr. Abhinav Kumar, our oral surgery protocols utilize gentle luxation instruments, strict autoclaved sterility, and careful suturing to minimize post-operative swelling and discomfort.
Clinical Indications & Symptoms
Our specialists typically recommend oral surgery (major & minor) when patients present with the following clinical signs:
- Severely decayed or fractured teeth that cannot be saved by root canal treatment
- Retained root stumps causing recurrent infection
- Pre-prosthetic bone smoothing (alveoloplasty) prior to denture fabrication
- High labial or lingual frenum attachments (frenectomy)
- Periapical cysts or minor benign oral tissue growths
Clinical Workflow
Step-by-Step Procedure Protocol
01
Medical History & Radiographic Review
Verification of blood pressure, systemic medications, and root-to-nerve anatomical relationships.
02
Atraumatic Surgical Protocol
Under profound local anesthesia, the procedure is performed gently to preserve surrounding cortical bone.
03
Hemostasis, Suturing & Recovery Guidance
Socket stabilization, placement of sutures when indicated, and clear written post-operative instructions.
Key Clinical Benefits
- Bone-preserving atraumatic instrumentation
- Hospital-grade instrument sterilization and surgical drape protocols
- Clear post-surgical follow-up and pain management
Post-Treatment Care Guidance
- Bite gently but firmly on the sterile gauze pack for 30–45 minutes after surgery.
- Do not spit forcefully, drink through a straw, or smoke for 48 hours to protect the healing blood clot.
- Eat soft, cool foods on the opposite side for the first 24 hours.
Frequently Asked Questions
How soon can I return to work after a minor oral surgery?
Most patients resume normal desk work the very next day. We advise avoiding strenuous physical exercise for 48 hours to prevent bleeding.
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