Minor Oral Surgeries
Allure Dental Care and Implant Centre in Belapur, Navi Mumbai
Receive expert, gentle surgical care for complex dental conditions with advanced minor oral surgeries at Allure Dental Care and Implant Centre in Belapur, Navi Mumbai. Led by Dr. Avinash Chougule and our specialized surgical team, we provide safe, precise, and comfortable surgical interventions—ranging from impacted wisdom tooth removal to routine oral extractions—under strict clinical safety standards.
Get safe, painless minor oral surgeries and wisdom tooth extractions at Allure Dental Care, Belapur, Navi Mumbai. Book a consultation with Dr. Avinash Chougule today!
Why Choose Minor Oral Surgeries With Us?
Certain dental issues, such as impacted wisdom teeth, severe crowding, deep-seated infections, or dental trauma, cannot be resolved with routine fillings or crowns and require specialized minor surgical care. Our clinic is fully equipped with state-of-the-art diagnostic and surgical technology to ensure that procedures are handled smoothly, efficiently, and with minimal discomfort.
Key Surgical Treatments Offered:
Impacted Wisdom Tooth Removal: Safe extraction of trapped or partially erupted wisdom teeth that cause pain, swelling, or crowding.
Routine & Complex Oral Extractions: Careful removal of severely decayed, broken, or non-restorable teeth to protect neighboring structures.
Pre-Prosthetic Surgery: Minor soft and hard tissue shaping to prepare your jaws for optimal denture or implant placement.
Painless & Gentle Approach: Utilization of advanced local anesthesia, portable radiology, and strict cross-contamination protocols for a safe, stress-free recovery.
Impacted Tooth Removal (Wisdom Teeth)
Sometimes there may not be room in your mouth for your wisdom teeth and, as they start to come through, they push against the teeth already there or may start to come through at an angle.
When this happens, you might feel some pain or discomfort, so the best thing to do is to visit your dentist. The dentist will probably take an x-ray of your mouth to see how – or if – your wisdom teeth are coming through. From this, they will be able to make a judgement on whether or not to take them out, and how easy or difficult it might be. Extractions can also be done under sedation.
Oral Extractions
Having a tooth out is the same as having an operation and, because of this, you must look after the area to speed healing and to reduce the risk of infection. Here are some pointers:
For the first 24 hours, try to avoid eating hot food, don’t smoke, don’t drink any alcohol and try not to disturb any blood clot which might have formed.
Don’t rinse your mouth for 24 hours after extraction. After that, rinse gently with warm salty water – half a teaspoon of salt in a glass of water is enough.
Brush your teeth as normal to keep your mouth as clean as possible. You may feel some small pieces of bone work their way out of the socket – don’t worry, this is perfectly normal.
There may be some swelling and a bit of discomfort in the first two to three days. If you need to, take some ordinary painkillers – aspirin, ibuprofen or paracetamol will be fine.
If you feel pain a few days after the tooth has been removed, it might be where the blood clot has broken down leaving an empty hole in the gum. This is called a ‘dry socket’ and will need to be looked at by your dentist. Simply go back and the dentist will pack the wound to ease your discomfort.
Your dentist may have given you some gauze to place onto the area where the tooth has been removed – if not, a clean cloth handkerchief will do just as well (but not a paper tissue).