Areas of Expertise
Specialised surgical care for the mouth, jaws and face
Oral and maxillofacial surgery deals with a broad range of conditions affecting the mouth, jaws, face and related structures. The appropriate treatment depends on clinical examination, investigations and an individualised treatment plan.
- 01Oral Cancer & Tumour SurgeryAssessment and surgical management of selected oral cancers, tumours, cysts and suspicious oral lesions.
- 02Facial Reconstruction SurgeryReconstruction of facial and jaw structures after tumour removal, trauma or other tissue loss.
- 03Maxillofacial Trauma & Facial Fracture SurgeryAssessment and surgical treatment of fractures involving the facial skeleton and jaws.
- 04Oral & Maxillofacial InfectionsSurgical assessment and management of complex infections involving oral and facial spaces.
- 05Cleft Lip & Palate SurgerySurgical care for cleft lip and cleft palate as part of an appropriate care pathway.
- 06Craniofacial & Congenital Deformity SurgeryAssessment of selected congenital facial and jaw differences, with surgical treatment where indicated.
- 07Orthognathic & Corrective Jaw SurgeryCorrective jaw surgery for selected skeletal and bite-related discrepancies.
- 08TMJ Disorders & SurgeryAssessment and management of selected temporomandibular joint conditions.
- 09Dental Implant SurgerySurgical placement of dental implants in clinically suitable patients.
- 10Distraction Osteogenesis & Jaw LengtheningSelected bone-lengthening procedures, including mandibular (jaw) lengthening.
- 11Complex Oral & Maxillofacial SurgerySurgical care for complex conditions of the mouth, jaws and face that need coordinated planning.
- 12Wisdom Tooth & Impacted Tooth SurgerySurgical management of impacted or complex teeth when indicated.
Special focus
Oral cancer care and facial reconstruction
Oral cancer may affect the tongue, cheek lining, gums, floor of the mouth, palate, lips and other oral structures. Early assessment of a persistent ulcer, lump, unexplained bleeding or other concerning change is important.
When surgery is required, treatment planning may involve removal of the disease and, where appropriate, reconstruction to help restore form and function. The exact approach depends on the diagnosis, extent of disease, overall health and the multidisciplinary treatment plan.
Oral Cancer & Tumour Surgery- Signs & reasons for assessment
- Persistent mouth ulcer or sore
- Lump, swelling or thickened area
- Unexplained bleeding or numbness
- Red or white patch requiring assessment
- Difficulty chewing, swallowing or moving the tongue
How treatment is planned
Not every condition needs surgery. Every patient needs a clear plan.
- 01Review of symptoms, medical and dental history.
- 02Clinical examination of the mouth, jaws, face and relevant structures.
- 03Review of imaging, pathology and other investigations when required.
- 04Discussion of the diagnosis, treatment options, potential risks and expected follow-up.
- 05Coordination with other specialists when a condition requires multidisciplinary care.
Chamber & Appointment
Advanced Dental & Maxillofacial Hospital
Ambala Complex, Plot No. 39, Road No. 2, Dhanmondi, Dhaka - 1205, Bangladesh
Sunday, Tuesday & Thursday · 2:30 PM – 4:00 PM