Maxillofacial surgery is a type of dentistry that involves operations to correct diseases, injuries, and defects of the face, jaw, or mouth. Maxillofacial surgeons are advanced specialists who diagnose and treat problems with the bones and tissues of the jaw and lower face.

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Maxillofacial surgery involves: 

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• Removing, repairing, or readjusting soft and hard tissues in the face, jaw, teeth, mouth, or neck

• Removing teeth and replacing them with synthetic options

• Shaving bones

• Readjusting joints

• Reconstructing broken sockets

 

Types of maxillofacial surgery include: 

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• Alveolar bone grafting

• Arthrocentesis

• Arthroplasty

• Bone grafting for implants

• Buccal fat pad flap

• Cheek implants

• Chin surgery (genioplasty)

• Cosmetic dental surgery

 

 | FACE & JAW TRAUMA 

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 | ORTHOGNATHIC SURGERIES 

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 | ORO FACIAL TUMOURS AND CYSTS

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 | CLEFT LIP AND PALATE SURGERIES 

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 | TMJ DISORDERS

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1. Internal Derangements

2. Subluxation

3. Lock Jaw

4. Ankylosis

 

 | CONGENITAL DEFECTS OF FACE AND JAWS ( SYNDROMES )

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 | TMJ CORRECTIVE AND RECONSTRUCTIVE SURGERY

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 | SALIVARY GLAND PROBLEMS

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1. Mucocoele

2. Ranula

3. Parotid Abcess

4. Sialolithiasis 

 

 | CLEFT AND CRANIO FACIAL

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 | ORAL SUBMUCOUS FIBROSIS

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 | RECONSTRUCTIVE JAW ( ORTHOGNATHIC ) SURGERIES