Expert Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery in Mumbai | Advanced Safe & Same Day Solutions
If it involves bone, jaws, impacted teeth, tumors, trauma, or facial surgery — this page is for you. Specialist care for wisdom teeth, jaw surgery, facial trauma, oral biopsies, cysts/tumors & complex surgical dental problems. Meet our Oral Surgeon in Mumbai and take an opinion before your final decision.
Oral Surgery Consultation Process | Dr Chirag Chamria
Consult Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon in Mumbai
Consult a trusted oral and maxillofacial specialist in Mumbai for a one time consultation fee of ₹1,500 and receive a comprehensive evaluation in a single visit. This one-time consultation includes a detailed oral and facial examination, required digital X-rays or CBCT scans as clinically indicated, a personalised diagnosis, and an individual treatment plan, along with one follow-up visit for further discussion or clarification. All consultations are conducted at Royal Dental Clinics, Kandivali, in a 40+ year old establishment focused on accuracy, safety, and patient comfort. Appointments are available both in-clinic and virtually for report review and treatment planning.
When should you see an Oral Surgeon?
If your problem involves bone, jaws, impacted teeth, facial structures, oral lesions, trauma, or complex surgical decision-making, you need an Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon—not just routine dental care.
Who is a Good Fit?
Medical Complexity
Multiple medical conditions requiring careful surgical planning.
Specialist Referral
Referred by dentist, ENT, or another medical specialist.
Facial Imbalance
Noticeable facial asymmetry, jaw mismatch, or bite-related imbalance.
Oral Ulcers
Non-healing, recurrent, or suspicious mouth ulcers.
Facial Trauma
Injuries, fractures, or trauma involving jaws and facial bones.
Geriatric Care
Elderly patients needing safe, planned surgical dental treatment.
Oral Surgery Services in Mumbai | Oral Surgeon in Kandivali
Wisdom Tooth & Complex Extractions
Wisdom teeth and certain damaged or impacted teeth often do not have enough space to erupt normally. After a detailed clinical examination and review of digital X-rays or CBCT scans, the extraction is planned to minimise trauma and discomfort.
Our Approach
We approach wisdom tooth and complex extractions with a surgical, not rushed, mindset. Every case is planned using imaging to avoid nerve injury and sinus complications. Wherever possible, we follow minimally invasive and same-day protocols, focus on pain control, and prioritise faster healing. High-risk cases, geriatric patients, and medically complex individuals are managed with additional precautions, monitoring, and coordination when required.
Orthognathic (Jaw) Surgery
Orthognathic surgery is performed to correct jaw misalignment that cannot be treated with braces alone. It helps improve facial balance, bite function, speech, breathing, and long-term oral health.
Our Approach
Our approach to orthognathic surgery is planning-driven and outcome-focused, not template-based. We emphasise facial harmony, functional bite correction, and airway considerations—not just bone movement. Every case is discussed in detail with the patient, using scans and visual explanations to set realistic expectations. Where possible, we coordinate with orthodontists and other specialists to ensure safe sequencing, reduced treatment time, and predictable results.
Jaw Cysts & Lesions
Jaw cysts and benign lesions often grow silently and are detected on X-rays taken for pain, swelling, or routine dental evaluation. If untreated, they can weaken jaw bone, displace teeth, or cause infections.
Our Approach
We focus on early diagnosis, conservative bone preservation, and precise surgical removal using imaging-guided planning to reduce recurrence and complications.
TMJ Surgery & Disorders
TMJ problems can cause jaw pain, clicking, headaches, restricted mouth opening, and facial discomfort. While many cases are managed conservatively, some require surgical evaluation.
Our Approach
We follow a step-wise, conservative-first approach, recommending surgery only when truly indicated, with emphasis on long-term joint health and function.
Facial Trauma & Fractures
Injuries to the face and jaws due to accidents or falls can affect function, appearance, and bite alignment. Early and accurate management is critical for proper healing.
Our Approach
We prioritise anatomical accuracy, facial balance, and functional recovery, managing trauma cases in a hospital-grade surgical setup.on.
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FAQs | Oral Surgery
What is oral and maxillofacial surgery?
What types of procedures do you perform?
- Dental Implants
- Teeth Straightening
- Wisdom Teeth Extraction
- Corrective Jaw Surgery
- Jaw pain
- Cancer Rehabilitation
- Mouth Disorders
What is orthognathic surgery?
Orthognathic surgery is corrective jaw surgery to improve facial appearance and dental function.
I've had dentures for several years and have lost a lot of bone. What to do?
Yes, it’s very likely that your dental issues can be solved, and it’s best to talk to a dentist as soon as possible. Before the surgery, a detailed 3D scan of your jaw bones can be done to simulate the implant surgery. This will help us figure out the best way to solve the problem before the actual surgery. It’s important to find the right solution for your specific case.
Who needs orthognathic surgery?
Individuals with jaw alignment, bite issues, or facial asymmetry may benefit from it.
How long is the recovery period?
Initial recovery takes 2–6 weeks; full recovery may take several months.
Is orthognathic surgery painful?
Pain is managed with medication; most discomfort occurs during the first few days.
Are the procedures painful?
No, with anesthesia and minimally invasive treatments now, the treatmenets are almost not painless.
Can orthognathic surgery improve appearance?
Yes, it can enhance facial aesthetics by correcting jaw alignment.
What cosmetic dental treatments can be combined with surgery?
Treatments like dental implants, veneers, and smile makeovers can complement orthognathic surgery.
Can you eat after a dental treatment?
Yes, you can eat after a dental treatment, but it’s essential to avoid chewing on sticky food with SAPTeeth dental crown. Initially, stick to soft foods that won’t put pressure on the tooth, such as yogurt, soup, or mashed potatoes. As you recover, you can gradually introduce more solid foods back into your diet.