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AAs a specialist service, we offer the full range of Oral Surgery treatment including
extractions, biopsies and opinions. Oral surgery refers to any medical procedure
performed on the mouth with specific regard to the teeth, jaw, and/or gums.
Traditionally, oral surgery has been a hospital-based specialism. However, we are
now able to offer the same expertise in a practice-based environment, at a
convenient time for you, with one to one care.
Our Oral Surgeon Consultant has extracted thousands of teeth and is BUPA
accredited, so you can be assured of the best care.
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Extraction of roots and other difficult teeth
£340-450
Wisdom tooth extractions
£350-500
Oral Surgery
Westbrook House Dental Surgery | 6 West Street | Newbury | RG14 1BD | 01494 776 550
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Non-NHS Appointments for Level 2&3 Specialist Care
Either you can be referred by your dentist or you can make an appointment with us
directly. We accept referrals for all teeth and urgent cases are usually seen within a
week or less.
What are some common types of oral surgery?
•
Impacted wisdom teeth
•
Gum graft
•
Tooth implants
•
Maxillofacial surgery
•
Root canal
Some of the most common surgeries for teeth and jaw include:
When would I need oral surgery?
For tooth and jaw procedures that go beyond the expertise of a Level 1 general
dentist, you might need oral surgery. If your wisdom teeth are impacted, for example,
removing them may require you see an oral surgeon.
What are some important aspects of oral surgery recovery?
Your oral surgery recovery is of critical importance to the outcomes you and your
dentists have discussed. Don’t smoke or drink alcohol afterward—they can slow
your healing process. If you’re in any pain from swelling, use an ice pack to reduce
inflammation. Rather than brushing your teeth, rinse your mouth with salt water
every few hours to kill off any bacteria.
Be patient with yourself. Depending on the type of oral surgery you’ve had, recovery
can range from 48 hours to 1 month. Make sure you follow up with your dentist as
directed.
What are some good foods to eat after oral surgery?
Soft foods eaten at room temperature are the ideal foods to eat after oral surgery.
Avoid consuming anything through a straw and don’t eat any hard, crunchy, or
chewy foods.
Oral surgeries are common and can range from simple to complex. It’s important to
be prepared and to properly manage your recovery. Set up your recovery space for
optimum comfort, make sure you’ve arranged for someone to drive you home, and
give yourself a minimum of 2 days to heal. In that time, consume soft foods and
regularly rinse your mouth with salt water.
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Oral
Surgery
Either you can be referred by
your dentist or you can make
an appointment with us
directly. We accept referrals for
all teeth and urgent cases are
usually seen within a week or less.
Some of the most common surgeries
for teeth and jaw include:
Non-NHS Appointments for
Level 2&3 Specialist Care
Extraction of roots and other
difficult teeth
£340-450
Wisdom tooth extractions
£350-500
What are some common
types of oral surgery?
When would I need oral
surgery?
For tooth and jaw procedures that
go beyond the expertise of a Level
1 general dentist, you might need oral
surgery. If your wisdom teeth are
impacted, for example, removing them
may require you see an oral surgeon.
What are some important
aspects of oral surgery
recovery?
Your oral surgery recovery is of
critical importance to the outcomes
you and your dentists have discussed.
Don’t smoke or drink alcohol
afterward—they can slow your
healing process. If you’re in any pain
from swelling, use an ice pack to
reduce inflammation. Rather than
brushing your teeth, rinse your mouth
with salt water every few hours to kill
off any bacteria.
Be patient with yourself. Depending
on the type of oral surgery you’ve
had, recovery can range from 48
hours to 1 month. Make sure you
follow up with your dentist as directed.
What are some good foods
to eat after oral surgery?
Soft foods eaten at room temperature
are the ideal foods to eat after oral
surgery. Avoid consuming anything
through a straw and don’t eat any
hard, crunchy, or chewy foods.
Oral surgeries are common and
can range from simple to complex.
It’s important to be prepared and
to properly manage your recovery.
Set up your recovery space for
optimum comfort, make sure you’ve
arranged for someone to drive you
home, and give yourself a minimum of
2 days to heal. In that time, consume
soft foods and regularly rinse your
mouth with salt water.
•
Impacted wisdom teeth
•
Gum graft
•
Tooth implants
•
Maxillofacial surgery
•
Root canal
Copyright Thames Valley Dental Specialists 2024
Beaconsfield House Dental | 28 Aylesbury End | Beaconsfield
| HP9 1LW | 01494 776 550
The Chesham Dentist | 260 - 290 Berkhampstead Road | Chesham
| HP5 3EZ | 01494 776 550
St Marks Hospital | St Marks Road | Maidenhead |
SL6 6DU | 01494 776 550
Westbrook House Dental Surgery | 6 West Street | Newbury
| RG14 1BD | 01494 776 550
Feelgood Dental | 77 Belmont Road | Uxbridge
| UN8 1QU | 01494 776 550
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As a specialist service, we offer the full
range of Oral Surgery treatment
including extractions, biopsies and
opinions. Oral surgery refers to any
medical procedure performed on the
mouth with specific regard to the teeth,
jaw, and/or gums. Traditionally, oral
surgery has been a hospital-based
specialism. However, we are now able
to offer the same expertise in a
practice-based environment, at a
convenient time for you, with one to
one care.
Our Oral Surgeon Consultant has
extracted thousands of teeth and is
BUPA accredited, so you can be
assured of the best care.
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