DENTAL SERVICES
Face and Jaw Surgery Centre
Wisdom Teeth Removal
Jaw Cysts & Tumor Removal
Orthognathic Surgery
TMJ Treatment
Chin Makeover
Wisdom Teeth Removal
Jaw Cysts & Tumor Removal
Orthognathic Surgery
TMJ Treatment
Chin Makeover
Indiadens is one of the leading centers for surgeries of face and jaws with Dr. Ujjwal Gulati leading the team of dental surgeons. Indiadens is one of the few dental centers globally to possess highly equipped separate minor OT for these surgeries. All minor surgeries are performed under local anesthesia and/or inhalation sedation in the minor OT. However, major surgeries are performed in hospital settings under general anesthesia.
Highly skilled and experienced surgery team: The surgery department is headed by our Director and founder “Dr. Ujjwal Gulati”, who is an Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon and is well-known for his proficiency in dealing with highly complex oral and maxillofacial surgery cases. His skill and experience along with the latest armamentarium make surgical treatment at Indiadens a unique and unforgettable experience.
State-of-the-art minor OT: We have an in-house minor operation theatre equipped with an ultramodern armamentarium to render the best treatment under ideal sterile settings.
Inhalation sedation: The OT is also equipped with an inhalational sedation facility for apprehensive/fearful patients.
World-class infrastructure and equipment: The surgery department at Indiadens is equipped with ultra-modern equipment like atraumatic electric motors, piezosurgery unit, laser, PRF(platelet-rich fibrin) centrifuge, etc. to give you the best surgical experience.
Reasonable charges: The icing on the cake for all patients is that in spite of such high-quality standards in infrastructure and human resources, the cost of treatment at Indiadens is extremely reasonable.
Wisdom molars or third molars are the last teeth present in the jaws. They are commonly referred to as “wisdom teeth” as the age of eruption is around 16-18 years, which in common belief is the age by which a person attains “wisdom”. There are four wisdom teeth in our mouth; i.e. one in each corner of the upper and lower jaw. They are the last teeth to erupt in the mouth. Most of the time, the space in the jaws has already been occupied by other teeth by the time wisdom molars erupt. This makes non-eruption or partial eruption or eruption into improper position extremely common in these teeth.
In the case of non-eruption, they are termed as “impacted” teeth and have a higher probability of causing different types of cysts and tumors in jaws.
In case of partial eruption or eruption in an improper position, maintaining oral hygiene around these teeth is a greater challenge for any individual. This may lead to recurrent food lodgement in the area causing repetitive inflammation. This is also the reason for these teeth to develop cavities, especially at the contact point with adjacent teeth.
In most cases, the best possible management for these teeth is surgical removal. At Indiadens, we deploy the latest technology and armamentarium for removal of these teeth; for eg Physiodispensor, Piezosurgery unit, PRF grafting(platelet-rich fibrin), Laser biostimulation, etc. The surgical expertise of our team along with cutting-edge technology makes this surgery extremely comfortable for the patients.
Why Indiadens?The common regions of occurrence of cysts and tumours are the third molar region of the lower jaw and the canine region of the upper jaw. This is because most of the cysts and tumours of the mouth are associated with impacted teeth. The line of treatment varies with the type of cyst or tumor. Diagnosis is established upon clinical examination and investigation aids such as Ultrasound, CT scan, MRI, FNAC, Histopathology, etc.
In the case of most minor cysts and tumors, treatment can be carried out in the clinic under local anesthesia with or without conscious/inhalational sedation. At Indiadens, a highly equipped Minor Operation Theatre has been reserved for minor surgeries of the oral cavity and face. This ensures a smoother procedure under a sterile environment.
Larger cysts and tumours require surgeries under general anesthesia and are performed in hospital settings.
Why Indiadens?Fractures in the region of the face include fractures of jaws and/or teeth. These fractures and their management depends upon many factors including the site, displacement, pattern of injury, associated complications, patient’s medical and socio-economic condition, etc.
Most of the fractures being managed by closed reduction (wiring) and even a large number of fractures requiring open reduction and internal fixation (plating) can be managed in the clinic under local anesthesia preferably with conscious/inhalation sedation.
At Indiadens, a highly equipped dedicated Minor Operation Theatre has been made for surgeries of jaws and oral cavity. This ensures a smoother procedure under a sterile environment.
Why Indiadens?There are three pairs of major salivary glands and innumerable minor salivary glands in our oral cavity. The most common problems requiring surgical intervention in relation to salivary glands are salivary stones, mucoceles, and ranulas. Most of these surgeries can be carried out under local anesthesia, preferably with conscious/inhalational sedation.
Indiadens houses a well-equipped Minor Operation theater for surgeries of the face and oral cavity. This ensures a smoother procedure under a sterile environment.
Why Indiadens?Local anesthesia even when supplemented with inhalation sedation has some limitations. Few procedures or even some sites cannot be treated or managed under local anesthesia. In such cases, patients are admitted to the hospital to get the surgeries done under general anesthesia for optimal results.
Why Indiadens?It is performed by an oral and maxillofacial surgeon to correct both dental and skeletal irregularities. The surgery serves the purpose of functional improvement but can also enhance a patient’s appearance drastically. Orthodontics alone can only correct teeth (or bite) related problems whereas if there is a discrepancy in the way the jaws are positioned, then orthognathic surgery comes into play. The orthodontist and oral surgeon together plan the movements of the teeth and surgical change in the position of the jaws. The patient and his family are involved in the decision-making process.
The process usually starts with correction of teeth followed by a surgical correction, however, in certain cases surgeries can be done first. This is followed by final leveling and alignment of teeth.
Why Indiadens?Genioplasty or “Chin Surgery” or “Chin Makeover” is commonly performed as less invasive surgery with excellent and predictable results. It is generally associated with very high patient satisfaction. It may be used to make the chin “More” or “Less” prominent. It is a daycare procedure and in most cases, the patient is discharged on the same day.
Why Indiadens?
