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Centennial Park Dental

Ground Floor, 507 Centennial Park, Centennial Avenue, Elstree, Borehamwood, WD6 3FG
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Oral Surgery Treatment

Oral surgery may be required when dental problems cannot be managed with routine treatments alone. Procedures are planned following detailed assessment and carried out using modern techniques to support safe healing and predictable outcomes.
Treatment focuses not only on resolving the immediate issue, but also on protecting long-term oral health and function.

Why Is Oral Surgery Important?

Untreated dental issues requiring surgery can lead to pain, infection, bone loss and further complications.

Oral surgery helps to:

  • Remove sources of pain or infection
  • Protect surrounding teeth and structures
  • Support successful implant and restorative treatment
  • Restore comfort, function and oral health
Specialist surgical care improves outcomes and supports long-term stability.

Types of Oral Surgery

Oral surgery is tailored to each patient’s needs, depending on the complexity of the condition and overall oral health.
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Surgical Tooth Extractions

Surgical extractions are required when teeth are impacted, broken below the gumline or cannot be removed with routine methods.

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Wisdom Tooth Surgery

Wisdom teeth may require surgical removal if they are impacted, painful, infected or causing damage to neighbouring teeth.
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Pre-Implant Surgery

Procedures such as bone grafting or soft tissue management may be required to prepare the mouth for successful dental implant placement.
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Management of Infection & Oral Pathology

Surgical care may be needed to manage infection, cysts or other pathological conditions affecting the mouth and supporting structures.

The Oral Surgery Journey

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Specialist Assessment

A detailed examination and imaging are used to assess the condition and determine the most appropriate surgical approach.

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Treatment Planning

The procedure, risks and expected outcomes are clearly explained before treatment begins.

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Surgical Treatment

Surgery is carried out using precise, controlled techniques with patient comfort prioritised throughout.

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Aftercare & Recovery

Clear aftercare guidance and follow-up support are provided to promote safe healing and recovery.

Before & After Results

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Finance Options

We understand that oral surgery can be an unexpected requirement. Flexible finance options are available to help spread the cost of treatment where appropriate.

Our team will be happy to discuss available options during your consultation.

Book Your Consultation

Need oral surgery or specialist advice?

If you’ve been advised that you may require oral surgery, or are experiencing pain, infection or complex dental issues, expert assessment can make a significant difference.

Book a consultation today for specialist evaluation and clear guidance on the most appropriate treatment for your needs.



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    FAQ

    frequently asked questions

    Is oral surgery painful?
    Oral surgery is carried out under local anaesthetic, with comfort prioritised throughout. Any post-treatment discomfort is usually manageable and temporary.
    Recovery time varies depending on the procedure, but most patients return to normal activities within a few days.
    Some procedures may require short rest periods. This will be discussed during your consultation.
    All procedures carry some risk, which will be fully explained before treatment. Careful planning helps minimise complications.