25 St. John Street
Oxford OX1 2LH
Our Oral Surgery services provide safe, effective treatment for a wide range of dental conditions that require advanced care. Whether you need a routine tooth extraction or a more complex surgical procedure, our experienced dental team is committed to making your treatment as comfortable and stress-free as possible. We use modern techniques, local anaesthesia, and a gentle approach to ensure the best possible experience and outcome.
A Tooth Extraction may be recommended if a tooth is severely damaged by decay, infection, trauma, or advanced gum disease and cannot be restored. Before removing the tooth, we will carry out a thorough assessment and explain your treatment options. Our priority is always to preserve your natural teeth whenever possible, but when extraction is the best solution, we aim to make the procedure as comfortable as we can while supporting a smooth recovery.
Wisdom Tooth Removal is a common procedure for teeth that are causing pain, infection, swelling, or damage to neighbouring teeth. Wisdom teeth often do not have enough room to emerge properly, which can lead to discomfort and other oral health problems. Our team will assess your wisdom teeth using a clinical examination and X-rays before recommending the most appropriate treatment. We will also provide clear aftercare advice to help you heal quickly and comfortably.
Some teeth require Surgical Extractions because they are broken below the gum line, have complex root structures, or have not fully erupted. Surgical extractions involve carefully accessing the tooth to remove it safely while minimising trauma to the surrounding tissues. Our experienced clinicians use precise techniques to ensure the procedure is carried out with the highest level of care and attention to your comfort.
Impacted Teeth are teeth that are unable to erupt fully because they are trapped beneath the gums or against neighbouring teeth. This most commonly affects wisdom teeth but can also involve other teeth. Impacted teeth may cause pain, infection, swelling, or damage to adjacent teeth if left untreated. We will assess your individual situation and recommend the most suitable treatment to protect your oral health and prevent future complications.
An Apicectomy is a minor surgical procedure used to treat persistent infection at the tip of a tooth root when root canal treatment alone has not resolved the problem. During the procedure, the infected root tip and surrounding tissue are carefully removed before the end of the root is sealed to prevent further infection. An apicectomy can help preserve your natural tooth and avoid the need for extraction, making it an effective treatment for selected cases.
Our team understands that many patients feel anxious about oral surgery, which is why we focus on providing compassionate care in a calm and supportive environment. Every treatment begins with a detailed consultation, where we explain the procedure, answer your questions, and develop a personalised treatment plan based on your individual needs.
Using modern equipment and evidence-based techniques, we aim to deliver safe, predictable results while making your experience as comfortable as possible. We also provide comprehensive aftercare guidance to support healing and minimise discomfort following your procedure.
Whether you require a tooth extraction, wisdom tooth removal, surgical extraction, treatment for impacted teeth, or an apicectomy, our experienced team is here to provide expert care and help restore your oral health. Contact us today to arrange a consultation and discuss the most appropriate treatment for your needs.
Our family-run practice has been established for over 85 years and is located in Oxford City Centre.
We offer a full range of general, cosmetic and restorative dental treatments, including facial aestethics. Our team consists of general dentists, hygienists, implantologist, periodontist and our endodontist.
Our aim is to treat you in a sensitive and compassionate manner and help you achieve and maintain an attractive and healthy mouth.
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