Top Maxillofacial Surgery in Andheri West – Face, Jaw & Oral Surgery at Curis Life
Whether trauma, wisdom teeth, TMJ, or jaw deformities, our maxillofacial surgeons at Curis Life provide precision surgical care. Located in Andheri West, we specialize in complex procedures for oral, facial, and dental restoration.
Maxillofacial Surgery Trauma & Reconstruction
- Facial Trauma: Involves surgical repair and reconstruction of facial injuries, such as fractures and lacerations.
- Maxillofacial Trauma: Focuses on injuries to the jaw and facial skeleton, including the mandible and maxilla.
- Cleft Lip Repair: Corrects congenital deformities affecting the upper lip, essential for facial symmetry and functionality.
- Tumor Resection & Reconstruction: Involves removing benign or malignant tumors in the oral and maxillofacial region with reconstructive techniques to restore form and function.
- Scar Revision Surgery: Refines or minimizes scar tissue on the face, often after injury or surgery.
Surgery (General and Specialized)
- Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery: Encompasses a wide range of surgical procedures in the facial, oral, and jaw regions.
- Orthognathic Surgery: Corrects jaw alignment issues to improve function and aesthetics.
- Jaw Reshaping: Restructures the jaw for better facial symmetry and functionality.
- Alveolectomy: A procedure to reshape or remove portions of the jawbone, often in preparation for dentures or implants.
- Palate Surgery: Corrects cleft palates or improves function in the soft and hard palate areas.
- Flap Surgery: A surgical technique for managing severe gum disease by lifting back gum tissue and removing tartar.
- Periodontal Flap Surgery: Specifically targets gum disease by cleaning the roots and repairing gum tissues.
Aesthetics & Reconstruction
- Facial Aesthetic Surgery: Focuses on enhancing facial appearance through surgical interventions.
- Chin Augmentation (Mentoplasty): Aesthetic enhancement or reconstruction of the chin.
- Smile Design: Tailors aesthetic dental procedures for an ideal smile, including alignment and whitening.
- Facial Aesthetics: Comprehensive approach to improving facial symmetry and youthful appearance through various surgical and non-surgical procedures.
- Jaw Reshaping: Improves jaw contour and facial balance, often for aesthetic purposes.
- Laser Lip Surgery: Cosmetic surgery that uses laser technology for lip shaping or augmentation.
Dental Extractions & Tooth-Related Surgeries
- Surgical Tooth Extraction: Removes teeth that are difficult to extract conventionally, often requiring incision and bone removal.
- Impaction/Impacted Tooth Extraction: Specifically addresses teeth that have failed to erupt properly, commonly wisdom teeth.
- Wisdom Tooth Extraction: Removes the third molars that often cause crowding or discomfort.
- Endo Surgery (Apicoectomy): A surgical root procedure performed when conventional root canal treatments are insufficient.
Implants & Prosthetics
- Dental Implant Fixing: Surgically places implants in the jaw to support artificial teeth.
- Implant Supported Denture Fixing: Provides enhanced stability for dentures by securing them to dental implants.
- Osseointegrated Implants: Titanium implants that fuse with the bone to serve as a base for prosthetic teeth.
- Implant Retained Dentures: Uses dental implants to provide secure and stable support for dentures.
- Advanced Surgery in Implantology: Includes bone grafting and other procedures to prepare for or enhance implant stability.
Cancer & Disease Treatment
- Oral Cancer Treatment: Surgical and non-surgical options for treating cancers within the oral cavity.
- Oral Lesions Screening: Diagnostic procedure for detecting early signs of cancer or other pathological conditions in the oral mucosa.
- Stem Cell Therapy: Experimental regenerative treatment for various oral and maxillofacial disorders.
Joint & Pain Management
- Temporomandibular Joint Disorder (TMJ): Diagnosis and treatment of disorders related to jaw joint dysfunction and associated pain.
- TMJ Pain Management: Focuses on alleviating pain and improving function for patients with TMJ disorders.
Miscellaneous Surgical Procedures
- Biopsy: Sampling of tissue from suspicious areas in the oral cavity for diagnostic purposes.
- Bone Grafting for Dental Implants: Grafts bone tissue to areas needing additional support for successful implant placement.
- Conscious Sedation: Administers sedatives for patient comfort during various oral surgeries.
- IV and Gas Sedation: Uses intravenous and gas sedation techniques to ensure patient relaxation during surgery.
Cosmetic & Laser Procedures
- Teeth Whitening: Cosmetic procedure to brighten discolored teeth using whitening agents or lasers.
- Laser Gum Surgery: Minimally invasive laser technique for treating gum disease and reshaping gums.
- Laser Depigmentation: Reduces pigmentation in the gums for improved aesthetics.
- Laser Dentistry: Encompasses various laser-based dental treatments for minimally invasive care.
- Gingivoplasty: Cosmetic gum reshaping to enhance smile aesthetics.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is maxillofacial surgery and when is it needed?
Maxillofacial surgery involves the diagnosis and surgical treatment of conditions affecting the mouth, jaw, face, and neck. It is often needed for issues such as severe jaw misalignment, facial trauma, oral cancers, or congenital deformities.
What types of conditions do maxillofacial surgeons treat?
Maxillofacial surgeons treat a variety of conditions, including facial fractures, misaligned jaws, cleft lip and palate, impacted teeth, oral tumors, and conditions like temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders.
Is maxillofacial surgery painful?
While surgery can involve some discomfort, modern anesthesia and pain management techniques ensure that patients remain as comfortable as possible during and after the procedure. The recovery process varies depending on the type of surgery performed.
Will I need a general or local anesthetic for maxillofacial surgery?
The type of anesthesia used depends on the complexity of the surgery. Minor procedures may be done with local anesthesia, while more extensive surgeries, like jaw realignment or tumor removal, may require general anesthesia.
What is the recovery process like after maxillofacial surgery?
Recovery time varies depending on the nature of the surgery. Patients may experience swelling, bruising, and discomfort initially, but these symptoms typically subside within a few days to weeks. Post-surgical care, including a soft diet and prescribed medications, is essential for proper healing.