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Facial Traumatic Surgeries at Aurum Dental Clinic, Vadodara

Facial Traumatic Surgeries

Careful repair after an injury

Injuries to the teeth, jaws and facial bones need prompt assessment and careful repair. Treatment begins with imaging to establish exactly what has been damaged.

Clinician carrying out facial traumatic surgeries at Aurum Dental Clinic

About the treatment

Assessment first, then a plan

Facial injuries range from a knocked-out or displaced tooth to fractures of the jaw or facial bones. What looks minor from outside can involve more than is visible, so assessment and imaging come before any treatment decision.

Treatment depends entirely on what the imaging shows — repositioning and splinting a displaced tooth, restoring a fractured one, or surgical management of a bone injury. Follow-up matters as much as the initial repair, because some consequences of trauma, particularly to the nerve inside a tooth, only become apparent over the following months.

  • Prompt assessment and imaging after injury
  • Treatment matched to what the imaging actually shows
  • Structured follow-up, not a one-off repair
  • Longer-term effects on the tooth monitored over time

Why Aurum Dental Clinic

Facial trauma surgery, done properly

Specialist expertise, an unhurried approach, and a plan you understand before anything begins.

Specialist-led

Planned and carried out by M.D.S-qualified clinicians, not referred out mid-course.

Precise technique

Careful diagnosis and unhurried, meticulous work at every stage.

Clear plans

What we found, what we recommend and what it costs — explained before we begin.

Genuinely gentle

A calm, patient approach for anxious and first-time patients alike.

Treatment room at Aurum Dental Clinic, Diwalipura, Vadodara

Questions & answers

Everything you need to know

Still unsure about facial traumatic surgeries? Our team is always happy to talk it through and answer anything that is on your mind.

Handle it by the crown, not the root. If it is an adult tooth, it can sometimes be reimplanted — keep it moist in milk or saliva (never water) and get to a dentist as quickly as possible. Do not attempt to reimplant a baby tooth.

Related care

Treatments our oral & maxillofacial surgery team carries out alongside this one. If you are not sure which applies to you, bring the question to a consultation — we will tell you what we find.

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