Minor Oral Surgery

Minor Oral Surgery (MOS) involves surgical procedures that treat conditions below the gumline, manage impacted or embedded teeth, remove lesions, or reshape bone. At KPSA, every procedure is performed with precision and minimal discomfort for a smooth recovery.

When Is Minor Oral Surgery Needed?

• Impacted or embedded teeth
• Retained or fractured roots
• Oral cysts or soft tissue lesions
• Bone reshaping (alveoplasty)
• Deep oral infections requiring incision & drainage

Types of Minor Oral Surgery at KPSA

1. Surgical Removal of Impacted Teeth
   Removal of teeth trapped under the gum or bone, such as wisdom teeth.
2. Surgical Removal of Embedded Teeth
   For teeth that cannot be removed through normal extraction.
3. Selected Minor Cysts or Lesions
   Removal of selected minor cysts or soft tissue lesions for diagnosis or treatment.
4. Bone Alveoplasty
   Reshaping bone structure, often in preparation for dentures.
5. Removal of Retained Roots
   Surgical retrieval of broken or deep-rooted fragments.
6. Incision & Drainage
   To manage deep oral infections or abscesses.

Procedure Steps

1. Examination & X-ray assessment
2. Treatment explanation and planning
3. Local anesthesia for a less-pain experience
4. Surgical procedure
5. Suturing if required
6. Medication and postoperative instructions

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