Oral Surgery
Some teeth are too damaged to save. Others, like a stubborn back molar, keep causing trouble. We provide oral surgery at Chetana's Dental Clinic in Navi Mumbai and explain everything first, so the day holds no surprises.
Gentle Surgical Care, Clear Answers
Surgical Dentistry & Tooth Removal: Careful Planning, Easier Healing
Most people are nervous before oral surgery, and that’s fair. At Chetana’s Dental Clinic, we look at the tooth, the roots and the healthy bone around them before deciding anything. Then we tell you plainly what we plan to do and why.
Thorough Surgical Assessment
X-rays and a close look before any treatment begins.
Comfort-First Procedures
You're numbed properly before we start.
Bone-Preserving Technique
We save as much healthy bone as possible.
Clear Aftercare Guidance
You go home knowing exactly how to heal.
Gentle Surgical Care, Clear Answers
Surgical Dentistry & Tooth Removal: Careful Planning, Easier Healing
Most people are nervous before oral surgery, and that’s fair. At Chetana’s Dental Clinic, we look at the tooth, the roots and the healthy bone around them before deciding anything. Then we tell you plainly what we plan to do and why.
Thorough Surgical Assessment
X-rays and a close look before any treatment begins.
Comfort-First Procedures
You're numbed properly before we start.
Bone-Preserving Technique
We save as much healthy bone as possible.
Clear Aftercare Guidance
You go home knowing exactly how to heal.
Tooth Extraction
Tooth Extraction in Navi Mumbai at Chetana's Dental Clinic
When a tooth is too decayed, cracked or infected to save, removing it is often the kindest choice. At Chetana’s Dental Clinic, we check the tooth and the bone around it on an X-ray, numb the area properly and take it out gently. Every case is guided by Dr. Chetana Kulkarni, who makes sure you understand the plan before treatment starts. You’ll know what to expect at every step, from the first check-up to full healing.
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Careful X-ray Assessment
We study the roots and surrounding bone before suggesting tooth extraction.
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Properly Numbed First
Local anaesthesia means you feel pressure, not sharp pain.
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Gentle on the Bone
We protect healthy bones, which matters if you plan an implant later.
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Clear Aftercare Advice
Simple guidance on eating, brushing and which signs mean you should call us.
Wisdom Tooth Removal
Wisdom Tooth Removal at Chetana's Dental Clinic
A wisdom tooth that’s stuck, half through the gum or keeps getting infected can damage the tooth in front of it. Not everyone needs to come out, though. At Chetana’s Dental Clinic, our dentists check its angle and position on an X-ray, then explain plainly whether removal makes sense before any oral surgery begins. Dr. Chetana Kulkarni reviews complex cases personally, so the decision is never rushed.
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Angle and Nerve Check
X-rays show how the tooth sits and how close it lies to the nerve.
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Removal Only When Needed
Straight, healthy wisdom teeth are left exactly where they are.
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Whole or in Sections
Tricky teeth come out in smaller pieces to protect the surrounding bone.
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Smoother Oral Surgery Recovery
Aftercare that suits your case, with follow-ups for a steady oral surgery recovery.
Understanding Oral Surgery at Chetana's
When Is Oral Surgery Needed?
A filling or a clean can’t fix everything. Sometimes a tooth has broken below the gumline, or a wisdom tooth is stuck sideways. A severe infection or thin bone before an implant can also call for it. Most of this happens in the dental chair.
Understanding Oral Surgery at Chetana's
When Is Oral Surgery Needed?
A filling or a clean can’t fix everything. Sometimes a tooth has broken below the gumline, or a wisdom tooth is stuck sideways. A severe infection or thin bone before an implant can also call for it. Most of this happens in the dental chair.
Oral Surgery Recovery Starts Before Treatment
How well you heal starts before anyone picks up an instrument. The team at Chetana’s Dental Clinic checks your medical history and any medicines you take, especially blood thinners. You’ll also leave with aftercare advice that fits your case, not a generic handout.
- Gentle handling, so swelling stays down
- What to eat, and when to brush
- Follow-up visits when your case needs them
- Which signs mean you should call us
The Oral Surgery Treatments We Provide in Chetana's Dental Clinic
Some teeth come out quickly and simply. Others sit under the gum, close to a nerve, and need proper planning. That's why our dentists take an X-ray and examine the area before suggesting anything. No one should agree to surgery they don't fully understand. You'll hear the reasons in plain words, and the final decision stays with you.
When a tooth is too decayed, cracked or infected to save, it has to come out. We numb the area well and work gently around the bone.
Third molars that are stuck, half through the gum or infected tend to cause pain and decay in the tooth next door. We check their angle on an X-ray. Some come out whole, others in pieces.
Bone shrinks after a tooth is lost. Jaw bone grafting builds that area back up so an implant has something solid to hold. The graft merges with your bone over months.
An implant goes into the jawbone, so placement has to be exact. We plan the angle and depth beforehand, then let the implant settle into the bone before the final tooth goes on.
Ready to Deal With That Painful Tooth?
A sore tooth rarely gets better by waiting. Book a visit for oral surgery in Navi Mumbai at Chetana's Dental Clinic, and we'll look at it, talk you through the options and help you eat and sleep comfortably again.
FAQs
Your Oral Surgery Questions Answered
01. Is oral surgery painful?
No, it shouldn’t. We numb the area before we start, so you’ll feel pushing and pressure but no sharp pain. Once the anaesthetic wears off, some soreness is normal. Your dentist will tell you which painkillers are safe for you.
02. How long does oral surgery recovery take?
After a simple extraction, most people feel normal in three to five days. Surgical removals take longer, around one to two weeks for the gums. Full oral surgery recovery, with the bone filling in underneath, takes a few weeks more.
03. When should a wisdom tooth be removed?
Not every wisdom tooth has to go. If it comes through straight and stays healthy, we leave it alone. Removal makes sense when it’s stuck, keeps getting infected or is pushing against the tooth in front. An X-ray settles it.
04. What is jaw bone grafting, and who needs it?
It’s a way of rebuilding the jaw where bone has thinned, mostly after a tooth has been missing for a while. People usually need jaw bone grafting before an implant, since implants need solid bone to stay firmly in place.
05. What should I eat after a tooth extraction?
Think soft and cool for the first day or two after extraction: curd, khichdi, mashed potato or lukewarm dal. Skip hot drinks, straws and smoking completely. Chew on the other side until your dentist confirms the area has healed enough.
06. Do I need someone with me on the day of surgery?
Usually not for a simple extraction. You’ll be awake, numbed locally, and fine to head home by yourself. Bringing someone along is wise for longer procedures, like removing an impacted molar. We’ll tell you beforehand if you’ll need a companion.
07. What are the warning signs after oral surgery?
Call us if the bleeding won’t slow down with firm pressure on gauze, or if pain gets worse after day three. Growing swelling, fever or a foul taste are also warning signs. They can point to infection or dry sockets.
08. How much does oral surgery cost?
It depends on the tooth, how tricky removal is and whether you’ll need a graft or implant. A simple extraction costs less than a surgical one. After examining you, we’ll share the cost of oral surgery in Navi Mumbai upfront.
01. Is oral surgery painful?
No, it shouldn’t. We numb the area before we start, so you’ll feel pushing and pressure but no sharp pain. Once the anaesthetic wears off, some soreness is normal. Your dentist will tell you which painkillers are safe for you.
02. How long does oral surgery recovery take?
After a simple extraction, most people feel normal in three to five days. Surgical removals take longer, around one to two weeks for the gums. Full oral surgery recovery, with the bone filling in underneath, takes a few weeks more.
03. When should a wisdom tooth be removed?
Not every wisdom tooth has to go. If it comes through straight and stays healthy, we leave it alone. Removal makes sense when it’s stuck, keeps getting infected or is pushing against the tooth in front. An X-ray settles it.
04. What is jaw bone grafting, and who needs it?
It’s a way of rebuilding the jaw where bone has thinned, mostly after a tooth has been missing for a while. People usually need jaw bone grafting before an implant, since implants need solid bone to stay firmly in place.
05. What should I eat after a tooth extraction?
Think soft and cool for the first day or two after extraction: curd, khichdi, mashed potato or lukewarm dal. Skip hot drinks, straws and smoking completely. Chew on the other side until your dentist confirms the area has healed enough.
06. Do I need someone with me on the day of surgery?
Usually not for a simple extraction. You’ll be awake, numbed locally, and fine to head home by yourself. Bringing someone along is wise for longer procedures, like removing an impacted molar. We’ll tell you beforehand if you’ll need a companion.
07. What are the warning signs after oral surgery?
Call us if the bleeding won’t slow down with firm pressure on gauze, or if pain gets worse after day three. Growing swelling, fever or a foul taste are also warning signs. They can point to infection or dry sockets.
08. How much does oral surgery cost?
It depends on the tooth, how tricky removal is and whether you’ll need a graft or implant. A simple extraction costs less than a surgical one. After examining you, we’ll share the cost of oral surgery in Navi Mumbai upfront.