Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery in Sector 48, Gurugram
Oral and maxillofacial surgery deals with surgical problems of the teeth, jaws, and the soft tissues of the mouth and face. It covers a wide range, from a straightforward tooth removal to more involved procedures around impacted teeth, jaw bone, or facial injuries. If you have been told you need a surgical procedure in your mouth, or you are dealing with pain, swelling, or a stubborn tooth that will not come out easily, this is the area of dentistry that applies to you.
Who typically needs this treatment
- People with impacted wisdom teeth causing pain, infection, or crowding
- Patients needing a tooth removed that is broken, badly decayed, or beyond saving
- Those with cysts, small growths, or unexplained swellings in the jaw or gums
- Patients who need minor jaw bone correction before dentures or implants
- Anyone referred for a biopsy of a suspicious patch or lump in the mouth
What happens at the clinic, visit by visit
First visit: assessment
Dr Lokesh Yadav will examine your mouth, ask about your symptoms and medical history, and usually take an X-ray or scan to see the position of the tooth or the extent of the problem. This visit is where the actual surgical plan is explained to you in plain language, including what to expect and any precautions based on your health history.
Second visit: the procedure
Most oral surgeries are done under local anaesthesia in a single sitting. The area is numbed completely before starting. Depending on the case, this could be a simple extraction, a surgical removal of an impacted tooth, or a minor procedure on the gum or jaw bone. You will be informed of the approximate time the procedure will take before you begin.
Follow-up visit
A short review visit is usually scheduled to check healing, remove stitches if any were placed, and confirm everything is settling as expected. If a biopsy sample was taken, this is also when results are discussed.
What changes the cost from case to case
The cost of oral and maxillofacial surgery varies quite a bit because every case is different. A simple tooth extraction is not the same as removing a deeply impacted wisdom tooth, and jaw-related procedures can differ further based on complexity, the need for stitches, or additional imaging. Since we cannot give a fair number without seeing your case, please check our price list page for the clinic's starting prices, or call us and describe your situation so we can guide you better.
Aftercare
- Bite on the gauze pad as advised to control bleeding
- Avoid rinsing forcefully or spitting hard for the first day
- Stick to soft, cool foods for a day or two after surgery
- Take prescribed medicines on schedule, even if you feel fine
- Avoid smoking and alcohol until your dentist gives the go-ahead
- Contact the clinic if you notice heavy bleeding, severe pain, or fever
Why a trusted local clinic matters
Oral surgery, even minor procedures, involves careful judgement about anaesthesia, technique, and aftercare. Being able to visit a nearby clinic for follow-up, ask questions in person, and reach your dentist quickly if something feels off matters a great deal during recovery. Choosing a clinic that is easy to get to in Sector 48 and surrounding parts of Gurugram makes the entire process, from the first consultation to healing, far less stressful.
Have questions about your teeth?
Dr Lokesh Yadav · 3rd floor, above Cut and Style Salon, opp. Vega School, Vipul World, Sector 48
Frequently asked questions
Is wisdom tooth removal painful?
The procedure itself is done under local anaesthesia, so you should not feel pain during it. Some soreness and swelling afterward is normal and is managed with prescribed medicines and simple home care.
How long does recovery take after oral surgery?
Minor procedures like a simple tooth removal usually settle within a few days. More involved surgeries, such as impacted wisdom tooth removal or jaw-related surgery, can take one to two weeks for comfortable healing, though this varies by case.
Do I need a referral to see an oral surgeon here?
No referral is needed. You can call the clinic directly, describe your concern, and Dr Lokesh Yadav will assess whether your case needs a simple procedure, a surgical extraction, or a referral for more complex jaw surgery.
Will I be awake during the surgery?
Most oral surgeries at the clinic are performed under local anaesthesia, so you stay awake but do not feel pain in the area being treated. The specific approach depends on your case and will be discussed beforehand.
How much does oral and maxillofacial surgery cost?
It depends on the complexity of the case, such as whether it is a simple extraction, an impacted tooth, or a more involved surgical procedure. Please see our price list page for the clinic's starting prices, or call us to discuss your specific case.
Treatment costs mentioned on this page are indicative ranges for the Gurugram region. Your exact cost depends on your case and will be confirmed after a clinical examination at the clinic.