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Wisdom teeth removal: an expert's guide
Wisdom teeth can be extremely painful, especially if they are impacted. The removal of these teeth is one of the most common surgical procedures in the UK. In his latest article, renowned consultant oral and maxillofacial surgeon Mr Ross Elledge explains this procedure in detail.
By Mr Peyman Alam
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By Mr Colin Harrop
21.12.22
Oral & maxillofacial surgery
Ask an expert: What causes wisdom teeth removal?
Wisdom teeth are the last teeth to grow through the gums. By this time, all the other teeth are generally in place, so often, the appearance of wisdom teeth leads to oral health problems. Here to provide an expert insight into wisdom teeth removal is Mr Colin Harrop, highly experienced consultant oral and maxillofacial surgeon.
By Mr Satish Madhavarajan
21.11.22
Oral & maxillofacial surgery
Salivary stones: Your questions answered
Salivary stones, or sialolithiasis, are calcifications that can block the flow of saliva to the mouth. Here, Mr Satish Madhavarajan, leading consultant oral and maxillofacial surgeon, provides an expert insight into salivary stones, including causes, symptoms and removal options.
By Mr Colin Harrop
18.11.22
Oral & maxillofacial surgery
What you should know: Skin cancer of the head and neck
In this expert guide to skin cancer of the head and neck, leading consultant oral and maxillofacial surgeon Mr Colin Harrop details the warning signs to look out for and explains when surgical intervention is required.
How are muscle spasm pains in temporomandibular disorders best managed?
Leading consultant oral and maxillofacial surgeon Professor Andrew Sidebottom offers expert insight on various treatment options available which help to manage myofascial pain associated with temporomandibular disorders in this informative article.
By Mr Ross Elledge
13.09.22
Oral & maxillofacial surgery
Get your full range of movement back with TMJ surgery
The TMJ, or temporomandibular joint, connects your jawbone to your skull, and is like a sliding hinge. Unfortunately, when a person has disorder affecting this joint, full range of movement in the jaw may be limited. This can lead to limitation of mouth opening and/or pain, and surgery may be required for a small number of patients in order to regain full (and painless) use of their TMJ. Highly-regarded consultant oral and maxillofacial surgeon Mr Ross Elledge offers an expert guide to what’s involved in this procedure in this informative article.
Considering chin surgery? Expert guidance on genioplasty procedures
Renowned consultant oral and maxillofacial surgeon Professor Andrew Sidebottom expertly explains how various surgical procedures are performed to enhance the appearance of the chin in this informative guide.
By Miss Natasha Berridge
10.06.22
Oral & maxillofacial surgery
Jawline augmentation: all you need to know
Here, highly experienced and skilled London-based consultant oral and maxillofacial surgeon, Miss Natasha Berridge, details what exactly jawline augmentation is, and outlines both the surgical and non-surgical options for enhancing one's jawline.
By Mr Robert Goddard
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Pain, swelling and numbness: Do I need salivary gland surgery?
Pain, swelling and numbness are usual symptoms of pathological processes, such as tumours or infections, that affect the salivary glands. To alleviate these symptoms, diagnose conditions and prevent aggravation of these processes, salivary gland surgery may be recommended. Mr Robert Goddard, highly revered consultant oral and maxillofacial surgeon, explains what this procedure entails and what patients can expect afterwards.
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