Restore Function, Symmetry, and Confidence
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery is a specialised branch addressing injuries, defects, and diseases affecting the facial skeleton, jaws, mouth, and related structures. At Elegance Clinic, our expert surgeons combine precise surgical skills with aesthetic understanding to restore function, facial balance, and confidence.
Trauma and Fracture Management
Nasal Bone Fracture
A nasal bone fracture is one of the most common facial injuries, causing pain, swelling, breathing difficulty, and deformity. Our team performs meticulous closed or open reduction techniques to realign the nasal bones, restore aesthetics, and improve nasal airway function.
Zygoma Fracture
Fracture of the cheekbone (zygoma) can cause facial flattening, asymmetry, and vision problems if the orbital floor is involved. We use advanced plating systems for accurate repositioning and fixation to regain normal cheek contour.
Mandibular Fracture
Mandibular fractures (jawbone fractures) can lead to bite disturbances, facial imbalance, and pain. We perform open reduction and internal fixation (ORIF) with titanium plates to ensure stable, precise healing and early return to normal jaw function.
Maxilla Fracture
Maxillary fractures impact the midface, teeth alignment, and sinus integrity. Our surgical approach repositions the maxilla accurately, restores dental occlusion, and maintains facial aesthetics.
Orbit Fracture and Blowout Floor Fracture
Fractures of the orbital bone can lead to sunken eyes, double vision, and restricted eye movement. Broken orbital bone treatment involves reconstructing the orbital floor using titanium meshes or patient-specific implants to restore eye position and function.
Sinus and Depressed Facial Fractures
Fractures involving the sinus walls or depressed facial bones require precise elevation and fixation to restore normal contour, sinus drainage, and aesthetics.
Oral Pathology Surgery
Ameloblastoma
Ameloblastoma is a benign yet locally aggressive tumour of the jaw presenting with painless swelling, facial asymmetry, and dental issues. Ameloblastoma of the jaw symptoms include slow-growing swelling, teeth displacement, and jaw expansion. We provide ameloblastoma treatment through surgical excision with adequate margins to prevent recurrence and reconstructive options to restore jaw continuity.
Dental Cysts
Dental cysts are fluid-filled sacs in the jawbones or gums, often arising from impacted teeth or infection. Treatment involves enucleation (removal) with preservation of vital structures.
Submucous Fibrosis
Oral submucous fibrosis causes stiffness, burning sensation, and reduced mouth opening due to areca nut or tobacco chewing. Surgical fibrotomy with grafting improves mouth opening and function.
Soft Tissue Reconstruction and Lesion Removal
Swelling Excision
Benign swellings, mucoceles, fibromas, and other oral lesions are surgically excised to restore oral health and comfort.
Trauma Wound Repair
Facial trauma wounds are repaired with layered closure techniques, ensuring minimal scarring and optimal cosmetic outcome.
Lip Reconstruction
Lip reconstruction is performed for congenital defects, trauma, or cancer excision. Techniques range from local flaps to microvascular free flaps for restoring oral competence, speech, and aesthetics.
Dental Rehabilitation
Replacement of Lost Teeth and Dental Implants
Missing teeth not only affect chewing but also facial aesthetics and jaw health. Dental implants are titanium fixtures placed into the jawbone to support crowns, bridges, or dentures, providing a permanent, natural-looking solution.
Dental Rehabilitation
Comprehensive dental rehabilitation includes restoration of teeth form and function through implants, prosthetics, and orthognathic surgery for optimal bite and smile aesthetics.
Oncology and Precancer Treatment
Cancers of the Tongue and Buccal Mucosa
Early-stage oral cancers are treated with surgical excision and reconstruction using local or microvascular flaps to restore speech, swallowing, and appearance.
Leukoplakia
Leukoplakia presents as white patches in the mouth, often precancerous. Surgical excision with biopsy is recommended for diagnosis and prevention of malignant transformation.
Facial Aesthetic Corrections
Facial Asymmetry Correction
Facial asymmetry due to developmental disorders, trauma, or tumours can impact confidence and function. Our surgeons plan precise osteotomies, orthognathic surgeries, and soft tissue contouring for effective facial asymmetry correction.
Facial Implants
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery is a specialised branch addressing injuries, defects, and diseases affecting the facial skeleton, jaws, mouth, and related structures. At Elegance Clinic, our expert surgeons combine precise surgical skills with aesthetic understanding to restore function, facial balance, and confidence.
Facial Fat Grafting
Facial fat grafting is a natural rejuvenation procedure that restores youthful fullness, corrects contour irregularities, and enhances facial features using your body’s own fat. Fat is gently harvested through liposuction from donor areas like the abdomen or thighs, purified, and precisely injected into areas needing volume restoration, such as cheeks, temples, under-eyes, or lips. This treatment not only improves facial contours and symmetry but also enhances skin texture due to the regenerative properties of fat cells. At Elegance Clinic, we prioritise careful harvesting and microinjection techniques to maximise fat survival rate, ensuring smoother, natural-looking, and long-lasting aesthetic enhancement outcomes.
Secondary Deformity Correction
Secondary deformity correction is a reconstructive procedure aimed at improving residual defects resulting from previous surgeries, trauma, cancer excision, or congenital abnormalities. Such deformities may include irregular scars, bone misalignment, contour depressions, or functional deficits that affect appearance, movement, and confidence. Correction involves revising old scars to make them less visible, performing osteotomies to realign bones, repositioning soft tissue for symmetry, or grafting procedures to restore volume and contour. At Elegance Clinic, our surgeons assess each case thoroughly to plan customised surgical solutions that restore function, aesthetic balance, and patient confidence while prioritising safety, precision, and compassionate care.
Why Choose Elegance Clinic for Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery?
- Experienced maxillofacial and reconstructive surgeons.
- Advanced surgical and implant technology.
- Comprehensive trauma care and aesthetic corrections.
- Compassionate, personalised treatment plans.
- Proven outcomes and patient satisfaction
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FAQ
What is done in oral and maxillofacial surgery?
Oral and maxillofacial surgery involves diagnosing and treating diseases, injuries, and defects of the mouth, jaws, face, and neck. It includes procedures like facial fracture repair, jaw surgery, removal of tumours and cysts, dental implants, corrective surgeries for facial asymmetry, and reconstructive surgery after trauma or cancer.
What is the difference between a dentist and a maxillofacial surgeon?
A dentist focuses on teeth, gums, and general oral health, while a maxillofacial surgeon is a specialist trained in complex surgical procedures of the mouth, jaws, and face. They handle facial fractures, jaw corrections, oral cancers, and advanced reconstructive or aesthetic surgeries beyond routine dental care.
What is the most common oral and maxillofacial surgery?
The most common oral and maxillofacial surgery is tooth extraction, especially impacted wisdom tooth removal. Other frequent procedures include dental implants, treatment of facial fractures, and corrective jaw surgeries for bite alignment and facial harmony.
