Oral and maxillofacial surgery in Jaipur
Oral and maxillofacial surgery is the surgical speciality of the mouth, jaws and face. It is the department patients are referred to when a tooth cannot simply be pulled, when a jaw does not meet correctly, when a swelling or lesion needs to be investigated, or when an accident has fractured facial bone. Dr. Amit Sharma leads this service at the hospital.
Dr. Amit Sharma Super Speciality Dental Hospital is a NABH-accredited super speciality dental hospital in Malviya Nagar, Jaipur — 30 beds with an MS-HDU, 12 dental specialities and 34 specialists under one roof, in-house OPG, CBCT, CAD/CAM laboratory and pharmacy, 17 years of practice, 1.5 lakh+ treatments completed and 50+ OPD patients a day. Cashless and reimbursement treatment is accepted under RGHS, CGHS, ECHS, RHB, Indian Railways and Saras. Every plan is costed in writing before treatment starts.
- NABH accredited
- 30 beds · MS-HDU
- 12 specialities · 34 specialists
- 9 govt & PSU panels
- 1.5 lakh+ treatments
- Open 7 days
What this department treats
Impacted and deeply placed wisdom teeth, including those lying against the inferior alveolar nerve where a flat x-ray is not enough to plan safely. Surgical removal of broken-down and root-fractured teeth. Cysts, benign tumours and unexplained swellings of the jaw, biopsied and sent for histopathology rather than guessed at. Oral pre-cancerous lesions, particularly in tobacco and gutkha users, where early identification changes the outcome entirely.
Also: corrective jaw surgery for skeletal problems that braces alone cannot fix — an underbite, a receded lower jaw, facial asymmetry, an open bite — usually planned jointly with the orthodontist over a treatment arc of one to two years. Facial trauma including fractures of the mandible, maxilla and zygoma. TMJ pain, clicking and restricted mouth opening. And implant surgery in bone that is too thin or too short for a routine implant, using grafting, sinus lift, or zygomatic and basal implants.
How a surgical case is planned
Every surgical case begins with imaging, and for anything beyond a simple extraction that means CBCT rather than an OPG alone: bone volume in three planes, nerve position, sinus anatomy, and the relationship of a lesion to the structures around it. You are shown your own scan and told what the risk actually is, in specifics — numbness of the lip, sinus involvement, swelling for how many days — rather than in reassurances.
Most procedures are done under local anaesthesia in the hospital's surgical suite, with sedation available where anxiety or the length of the procedure warrants it. Larger reconstructive and orthognathic cases are staged and scheduled with pre-operative medical clearance. Written post-operative instructions, medication from the in-house store and a review appointment are part of every surgical discharge.
Why patients travel for this department specifically
Surgical dentistry is where the gap between a general clinic and a hospital is widest. A clinic can extract a straightforward tooth. It cannot investigate a jaw lesion, manage a fracture, sedate a frightened patient safely, or operate on someone on blood thinners without a medical protocol behind it.
Patients are referred here by general dentists across Jaipur and from Ajmer, Alwar, Sikar, Kota and Jodhpur — usually for impactions with nerve proximity, failed extractions, jaw pathology and implant cases where earlier bone loss has ruled out a standard implant.
A full super speciality dental hospital, not a single-chair clinic
Patients from Jaipur come to us because every dental speciality sits under one roof. Oral and maxillofacial surgery, endodontics, prosthodontics, orthodontics, periodontics and paediatric dentistry are handled by dedicated specialists rather than one general dentist attempting all of it. A complex case that would otherwise need referrals to three different clinics is planned and completed in one place, by a team that reviews it together.
Diagnosis comes before any plan: on-site CBCT for bone volume, nerve position and sinus anatomy, and intraoral scanning that feeds digital design for crowns, veneers and aligners. The hospital is NABH accredited, so protocols, sterilisation and record-keeping are independently audited. The hospital is empanelled with RGHS, CGHS, ECHS, Rajasthan Housing Board, Indian Railways and the Dairy Co-operation, so serving and retired government employees and their dependants can be treated on their entitlement rather than paying out of pocket.
Booking, timings and what the first visit covers
The first visit is a proper diagnostic appointment, not a sales conversation: examination, imaging where it is needed, an explanation of every reasonable option including doing nothing for now, and a staged written estimate before you decide. OPD runs Monday to Saturday, 11 am to 1 pm and 4 pm to 8 pm, and on Sunday from 11 am to 6 pm.
Call +91 93144 03502 or write to reception@dramitsharmahospital.com to be booked with the specialist who handles your problem rather than whoever happens to be free. Out-of-town patients can send an OPG or CBCT in advance so the plan is ready before they travel.
Frequently asked
- Is jaw surgery done under general anaesthesia?
- Orthognathic (corrective jaw) surgery is, and it requires pre-operative medical clearance and hospital admission. Impactions, biopsies, cyst enucleation and most implant surgery are done under local anaesthesia, with sedation if you would prefer it.
- I have a swelling in my jaw that does not hurt. Should I wait?
- No. A painless jaw swelling is exactly the presentation that should be imaged and, if indicated, biopsied — cysts and benign tumours are typically painless while they enlarge and destroy bone. Book a surgical consultation rather than waiting for pain.
- Can my wisdom tooth be removed if it is close to the nerve?
- Usually yes, but the decision and the technique depend on the CBCT. Where the root is genuinely wrapped around the nerve, a coronectomy — removing the crown and deliberately leaving the root — may be the safer option, and that will be discussed with you beforehand.
- Do I need an appointment, or can I walk in from Jaipur?
- Walk-ins are seen, but specialist chairs fill quickly. Calling +91 93144 03502 or writing to reception@dramitsharmahospital.com first means you are booked with the right specialist for your problem. OPD runs Monday to Saturday, 11 am to 1 pm and 4 pm to 8 pm, and on Sunday from 11 am to 6 pm.
- Is emergency dental care available?
- Yes. Acute pain, facial swelling, dental trauma and post-operative complications are prioritised. Call the helpline first so the team can prepare for you, and if it is outside OPD hours, describe the symptoms so you can be advised on whether to come immediately.
- Can government employees use RGHS or CGHS here?
- Yes. The hospital is empanelled with RGHS, CGHS, ECHS, Rajasthan Housing Board, Indian Railways and the Dairy Co-operation. Bring your card and referral documentation and the front desk will process the entitlement.
A dental hospital, not a dental clinic
Most dental care in Jaipur is delivered from single-chair clinics. The difference shows up when a case needs bone work, sedation, inpatient monitoring or a second speciality on the same day.
- Accreditation
- NABH-accredited dental hospital
- Typical clinicClinic registration only
- Inpatient capability
- 30 beds with an MS-HDU for post-operative monitoring
- Typical clinicDay-chair only; complex cases referred out
- Specialities under one roof
- 12 dental specialities, 34 specialists on panel
- Typical clinicOne or two dentists, visiting consultants
- Surgical setup
- In-house operating setup, sedation and general anaesthesia support
- Typical clinicLocal anaesthesia procedures only
- Diagnostics
- In-house OPG, CBCT, pathology lab and pharmacy
- Typical clinicExternal radiology and pharmacy referral
- Government & PSU empanelment
- 9 government / PSU panels accepted
- Typical clinicUsually none
- Clinical volume
- 50+ OPD patients a day; 1.5 lakh+ treatments completed
- Typical clinicLow single-practitioner volume
- Costing
- Written treatment plan and cost before anything is started
- Typical clinicVerbal estimate, revised during treatment
Who treats you, and what stands behind it
Patients travelling from Jaipur are seen by the specialist whose field the problem sits in — not by whoever is free. Every plan is imaged, written down and costed before treatment begins.
Leads the surgical and implant service — single-tooth to full-arch and zygomatic rehabilitation, impacted third molars, cysts, jaw pathology and facial trauma, all planned on CBCT before surgery.
Handles crowns, veneers, full-mouth rehabilitation and implant prosthetics, designed digitally and milled on the in-house CAD/CAM unit for shade and fit accuracy.
Treats painful, previously failed and calcified canals under a dental operating microscope, including retreatment and apical surgery where a tooth is worth saving.
Sterilisation, records and patient-safety protocols independently audited — rare in dentistry.
See the hospital3D imaging, intraoral scanning and microscopic endodontics under one roof, so nothing is referred out.
View technologyA dedicated paediatric wing, in-house CAD/CAM lab and medical store — plus honest, staged pricing.
Explore facilitiesCashless and reimbursement treatment for government and PSU beneficiaries and their dependants.
Check empanelmentGet a written plan and cost before you commit
One consultation with radiographs tells you exactly what your case needs, what it costs and what happens if you wait. Nothing is started on the day you enquire.
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