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“Expert Oral Surgery in Cheadle, Manchester – Safe, Comfortable Treatment for Dental Implants, Wisdom Teeth & More

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Oral Surgeon in Manchester

surgery 300x181 1Our fully-equipped dental oral surgery in Manchester is the ideal place to have your dental implant fitted. Our expert team consists of several highly-trained, professional consultant oral surgeons who will put you at ease every step of the way. We will monitor your ongoing treatment more closely with all the medical history, treatment options and treatment plan making sure that you are happy with the work and that you can benefit fully from the advantages that your new dental implant will bring.

Whether you are in need of a new single or multiple dental implants or are having issues around roots, wisdom teeth, soft lesions or existing dental implants we can help you restore your oral appearance and eliminate any pain or discomfort you may be experiencing.
Nervous patients are well-cared for with IV sedation available for maximum comfort during treatment. We will talk you through all aspects of the treatment process before we begin and are always available via phone or in-person for any questions or concerns you may have about your oral surgery in Manchester. In addition, we are happy to discuss payment methods prior to treatment, with a range of options available for paying in instalments if applicable.

Want to know more about our dental surgery?

For more details about our state-of-the-art premises and welcoming team of Manchester-based oral surgeons, get in touch with us to book your free, no-obligation initial consultation.

Benefits of Oral Surgery

  • Supports Dental Implants
    Procedures like bone grafting or sinus lifts make it possible to place implants in areas with bone loss.
  • Relieves Pain and Discomfort
    Whether it’s wisdom teeth or jaw issues, oral surgery helps eliminate pain and restore comfort.
  • Improves Oral Function
    Surgery can correct bite problems, improve chewing, and make speaking easier and more natural.
  • Removes Infections or Impacted Teeth
    Infected, damaged, or trapped teeth can be safely removed to prevent further complications.
  • Restores Bone and Tissue Health
    Bone grafts and gum surgeries help rebuild areas affected by disease or trauma, supporting long-term dental health.
  • Corrects Jaw Alignment
    Surgical correction of the jaw can relieve TMJ issues, improve appearance, and enhance function.
  • Stops the Spread of Disease
    Removing infected teeth or tissues can prevent oral infections from spreading to other parts of the body.
  • Improves Long-Term Oral Health
    Treating issues at the root causes helps protect your teeth, gums, and jaw for years to come.
  • Boosts Self-Confidence
    A healthier mouth often leads to a brighter smile and greater confidence in social and professional settings.

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Dear Dr Shabs. This is just a note to say thank you SO MUCH for everything you’ve done for me and my disasterous teeth! Ever since I smashed my front teeth in freshers week I felt like I’ve been in the best possible hands! However, I’ve just finished a teaching course and am going to go and teach English in Jordan in two weeks time and therefore have had to register somewhere else 🙁 Whenever I’m back living in Manchester again though, I’ll be back. Cheers again, Helen (the one who does Arabic)
Helen
Dear Shab and team. Just wanted to thank you and everyone at the clinic for being so wonderful! You’ve all been so flexible and patient with me and, as always, so professional. I wouldn’t ever go anywhere else! Thanks again for putting up with my random last minute appointments and Dubai stories. Hope you have an amazing Xmas + New Year.
Sam X
Dear Shab, thank you very very much for your patience and kindness, to me, I was a wreck, I am very lucky to have the best dental team there is. Thank you. Best Regards
Rosemary K. Davies
To Dr Jussab. Many many thanks for attending to my tooth last week. It is wonderful to be able to drink a cup of tea with no pain! Thank you also to Wendy and Molly. Teeth are so important and I tend to take mine for granted… until I get toothache… then, the dentist and his staff become the important people of my week. Sending Greetings and Best Wishes to all. Heartfelt thanks
Rosemary Renalds
Dr Shabir. Many thanks for all the excellent treatment I received, so patiently, from yourself over many weeks. I am delighted with the results and can now smile with confidence. Your staff were kind and so very helpful, please pass on my warmest thanks. My best wishes to you all.
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FAQs

No. Oral surgery covers a range of procedures — removing impacted wisdom teeth, exposing unerupted teeth, bone grafting, treating cysts, or placing implants. Extraction is the most common, but the term is broader than most people assume. Ask specifically what’s being proposed and why surgery is necessary over a simpler option.
Usually not. Most oral surgery in a dental practice is carried out under local anaesthetic — you’re awake but numb. Sedation is available if anxiety is a factor. General anaesthetic typically means a hospital referral. If you’re nervous, ask about sedation options before assuming the worst.
Depends on the procedure. A straightforward extraction — a few days. Wisdom tooth removal or bone grafting — up to two weeks before you feel normal. Swelling, stiffness, and some bleeding in the first 48 hours is expected. If pain is worsening after day three rather than improving, contact the practice.

Not immediately. Soft foods for the first few days — soup, mashed potato, yoghurt. Avoid anything hot, hard, or chewy near the site. Straws are off the table for at least 24 hours; the suction can dislodge the blood clot and cause a dry socket, which is significantly more painful.

Dry socket happens when the blood clot that forms after extraction is dislodged before the wound heals — leaving the bone exposed. It’s painful and delays recovery. Avoid smoking, straws, and vigorous rinsing for at least 48 hours. Smokers are at considerably higher risk.

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