Dr. Sumit Asrani

Oral surgery
Surgery to treat many diseases, injuries and defects in the head, neck, face, jaws and the hard and soft tissues of the mouth and jaws area.

Dental extractions
A procedure in which one or more teeth are removed from the mouth; performed for a wide variety of reasons, including tooth decay, gum disease, and impacted or broken teeth.

Wisdom teeth extractions
A surgical procedure to remove one or more wisdom teeth, the last permanent teeth to grow, if there is not enough room for the teeth, resulting in impacted, painful, or infected teeth.

Orthognathic surgery
Surgery to correct an improper bite and misaligned jaws, due to differences in growth rates in the upper vs lower jaw, injury, or birth defects.

Facial trauma
Surgical or other procedures to cosmetically treat and repair a range of facial traumas, such as burns, cuts, fractures, or soft tissue injuries.

Major bone grafting
A procedure in which a portion of replacement donor bone is grafted to restore functionality and aesthetic appearance, usually as a result of injury, tooth extractions, tumor surgery, or congenital jaw or facial defects.

Dental implants
An artificial tooth root placed into the jaw to hold a replacement tooth or bridge; used as an alternative to dentures and for the restoration of extracted teeth.

Sleep surgery
A range of surgical options to treat obstructive sleep apnea disorders by increasing the size of the airway to reduce the likelihood that it will collapse during sleep.

Oral pathology (cysts and lesions)
Treatments for conditions and diseases of the mouth and jaw, including lesions, cysts, and tumors.