Facial Fracture Fixation
Plating and fixation of jaw, cheekbone and orbital fractures.
Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery
Jaw and facial trauma, impacted teeth, cysts and reconstruction — surgery on the part of the face nobody else covers.
Facial trauma cover
Day-care extractions
Implant surgery
5600+
Patients a year
15% more than 20242
Maxillofacial surgeons
Both MDS-qualified240+
Implants placed
Since 20234.9/5
Patient rating
870 reviews
Maxillofacial Surgery
The jaw is a joint, a bone and a bite all at once
A fractured jaw has to be fixed so the teeth still meet. Maxillofacial surgery is where facial trauma is plated, wired or splinted with the bite as the reference, not the X-ray alone.
The rest of the list is the work general dentistry refers on: impacted wisdom teeth, jaw cysts, salivary gland stones and implants placed into bone that needs grafting first.
- Facial fracture fixation
- Impacted third molar surgery
- Dental implants with bone grafting
- TMJ assessment and management
- Cyst and tumour excision
- OPG and 3D imaging on site
Facial injury
Come to Emergency — a jaw fracture is best fixed within the first week.
What We Do
Procedures & Services
Impacted Tooth Surgery
Surgical removal of wisdom and buried teeth under local or general anaesthesia.
Dental Implants
Single and multiple implants, with sinus lift or bone graft where required.
Cyst & Tumour Excision
Removal of jaw cysts and benign lesions, with reconstruction.
TMJ Management
Treatment for a clicking, locking or painful jaw joint.
Salivary Gland Surgery
Stone removal and gland surgery for chronic swelling.
What the maxillofacial clinic handles
Referred by dentists, by Emergency and by ENT — anything involving the jaws, the face and the mouth below the surface.
Book an appointment- Jaw fractures
- Cheekbone fractures
- Impacted wisdom teeth
- Jaw cysts
- Oral swellings
- TMJ pain
- Missing teeth
- Salivary stones
- Oral pre-cancer
- Facial lacerations
- Bite problems
- Mouth ulcers that will not heal
The Team
Consultants In Maxillofacial Surgery
Speak to the Maxillofacial Surgery team
Appointments are confirmed the same day. Emergencies do not need one — walk in at any hour.
