Dental Surgeries

Dental procedures in a hospital setting

Dental procedures including wisdom tooth removal, implants, root canals and gum surgery, selected after examination and imaging.

Book online WhatsApp +91 72899 99292

About the procedure

What to expect.

A dental procedure may be needed for a badly damaged tooth, impacted wisdom tooth, advanced gum disease, infection or missing teeth.

Available treatment includes extraction, implants, root canal treatment, gum surgery and reconstructive work, with anaesthesia selected for the procedure.

Included procedures

Procedures available at Wellmed.

Tooth extraction

Removal of a tooth that cannot be restored or needs extraction for another clinical reason.

Wisdom tooth removal

Surgical extraction of impacted wisdom teeth.

Dental implants

A fixed tooth-replacement option for suitable patients.

Root canal treatment

Removing infected pulp while preserving your natural tooth.

Gum surgery

Flap surgery and grafting for advanced gum disease.

Cosmetic and reconstructive surgery

Smile correction, veneers and full-mouth rehabilitation.

Who operates

Your surgical team.

DENTDr. Shveta TharejaProsthodontist & ImplantologistSenior Consultant - Prosthodontics & Implantology · 13+ years overall experienceView profile

Before treatment

Start with a consultation.

Discuss your diagnosis, options and costs before deciding on treatment.

Good to know

Questions about Dental Surgeries.

Are dental surgeries painful?

Local anaesthesia is commonly used. The dentist will explain what you may feel during treatment, expected soreness and pain relief afterwards.

How long does recovery take?

Minor surgeries heal within days; complex procedures like implants may take weeks to months to fully integrate. Your surgeon will map the timeline for you.

Are dental implants safe?

Implants have benefits and risks and are not suitable for everyone. The dentist will assess bone, gums, health, medicines and smoking before recommending them.

Can I eat normally after dental surgery?

You will start on a soft diet for a few days, then gradually return to normal eating as healing progresses.

How can I prevent dental problems in the future?

Brush with fluoride toothpaste, clean between teeth, limit frequent sugar, avoid tobacco and attend check-ups at the interval your dentist recommends.