Maxillofacial surgery addresses conditions that go beyond the teeth, affecting the jaw, face, and surrounding structures. At Craft 32 Dental Care, every procedure is performed with clinical precision, detailed planning, and a focus on minimizing trauma while ensuring optimal recovery.
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We use OPG and CBCT scans for detailed visualization and accurate diagnosis before surgery.
Every procedure is carefully mapped out to ensure safety, predictability, and optimal outcomes.
Our focus is on reducing discomfort, shortening recovery time, and improving overall healing.

FAQ
It is a specialized branch of dentistry that focuses on surgical treatment of conditions affecting the face, jaw, mouth, and neck.
Common cases include impacted wisdom teeth, jaw misalignment, facial trauma, cysts/tumors, cleft lip/palate, and TMJ disorders.
The procedure itself is done under anesthesia, so you won’t feel pain during surgery. Some discomfort after surgery is normal and managed with medication.
Recovery varies depending on the procedure. Minor surgeries may take a few days, while major jaw surgeries can take several weeks.
Like any surgery, there are risks such as infection, swelling, bleeding, or nerve injury, but these are relatively rare when performed by specialists.
Minor procedures are usually outpatient, but complex surgeries (like jaw correction) may require a short hospital stay.
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