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We have 25 dental surgeries across our clinics in Dublin, Limerick and Galway. We cater for all dental surgical procedures. Contact us today to see how we can help :)
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Tooth Extractions
Our dentists will make you as comfortable as possible when the time comes to have a tooth extracted.
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Bone Grafts
If there is insufficient bone for a dental implant, we can regenerate the missing tissue by means...
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Sinus Lifts
A sinus lift is surgery that adds bone to your upper jaw in the area of your molars and premolars.
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Gingivectomy
Gingivectomy (or gum contouring) is the removal of gum tissue to improve the appearance of the gums.
Read moreThe Dental Surgery Procedure
- Initial Consultation
- Procedures
- Dental Surgery Recovery
- Cost of Dental Surgery
- Medical Card Situation
- Aftercare
- Regular Checkups
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Initial Consultation
Oral surgery covers a wide range of in-depth treatments needed to fix certain issues in the mouth.
This can include decayed tooth extractions, impacted wisdom teeth removal, implants being added to the jawbone and repairs to damaged teeth if there has been an impact to them.
At your initial consultation, the oral surgeon will take an x-ray, discuss your concerns and give you a treatment plan best suited for you.
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Procedures
Dental surgery refers to any surgical procedure performed in or around the mouth that includes cutting into the mouth or removing tissue from your mouth.
It includes procedures like removing a tooth and gum surgery.
We offer IV sedation for all oral surgery treatments. If patients need to be here for a full day's procedure, they can go to our comfortable recovery rooms to relax between treatments.
Some Common Dental Oral Surgery Procedures
- Wisdom teeth that have grown in awkward parts of the jaw, causing damage to adjacent teeth
- A tooth that has been blocked from breaking through the gum
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Dental Surgery Recovery
At 3Dental we have recovery rooms after oral surgery has been performed. You can relax in a nice atmosphere whilst you wait for your escort to take you home.
Though aftercare and recovery time can differ depending on the procedure you have had done, you wil usually heal within 7-10 days.
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Cost of Dental Surgery
Dental treatments vary in price depending on what you have been advised by our dentists.
All our prices can be found on either our price list page and also on your treatment plan given to you by the dentist.
We offer payment plans on treatments over €1,000. In addition, we are a humm partner, which is another avenue for you to pay in monthly instalments.
Payment plans are available for treatments that last over one year.
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Medical Card Situation
Unfortunately, as we are a private practice, we do not accept medical cards for oral surgery procedures. However, we can refer you to a hospital if you do hold a medical card.
You can avail of your PRSI dental entitlements, and if you qualify you can see one of our hygienists who can give you a scale and polish for 30 minutes for €15 and a free dental exam with one of our dentists.
You can give your PRSI number to our team at reception and they can check if you qualify.
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Aftercare
After oral surgery your dentist will want to see you back for a review to check healing within 7-10 days.
After you are finished with your treatment we do advise to keep up to your regular dentist checkups and hygiene appointments.
Your dentist will recommend a time frame when you should return.
This is usually 6 months.
If you have a problem within that time, call us and get seen before the problem becomes something more than what it was.
For more detailed aftercare instructions, check out our Surgery Aftercare Instructions page.
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Regular Checkups
We recommend you visit your dentist for hygiene appointments twice a year but again this does depend on you as an individual.
Some patients may need to come more frequently.
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Ready for the Next Step? Book Your Free Consultation
Our team of experienced dental surgeons are waiting to hear from you. Book your free consultation today.
View Pricing OptionsOur Clinics In Dublin, Limerick & Galway
The Red Cow Complex, Naas Rd, Fox-And-Geese, Dublin, D22 KV24
Old Quarter House, Little Ellen St, Limerick, V94 D72V
28, Briarhill Business Park, Galway, H91 C9DR
Commonly Asked Questions
How long does it take to recover from dental oral surgery?
This all depends on what treatments you have had competed.
Any swelling you may have should be gone in 2-3 days and any remaining stitches can be removed in 7-10 days.
What would be considered oral surgery?
Oral surgery covers procedures that involve cutting into the tissues in your mouth, for example, your gums or jawbone.
The procedures considered to be oral surgery include removing impacted teeth and wisdom teeth, any surgery to your gums, or the surgery required to place dental implants.
What can you not do after oral surgery?
Avoid exercise for two to three days after surgery.
Increased blood flow can dislodge the blood clots that form as your mouth heals.
Avoid hot food or drinks until the local anesthesia wears off.
Is oral surgery covered by medical card?
Only public hospitals cover oral surgery on the medical card which can have very long waiting lists.
We can refer you to a public hospital from the practice.
Do they put you to sleep during oral surgery?
Depending on the procedure and the patient, the oral surgeon may need to use sedation.
Usually teeth can be removed under local anesthetic.
How dangerous is oral surgery?
Oral surgery is not dangerous as you are in the hands of highly skilled professionals.
As with all surgery procedures there are some risks which will be discussed with you at the consultation appointment.
How bad is getting a tooth pulled?
Your dentist will give you a local anesthetic to eliminate any pain, you can also be prescribed pain relief to help you manage pain.
You will be numbed so shouldn't have any pain whatsoever.
You may experience a little tenderness after the numbing goes away which normally latss for about two hours.
If you are experiencing alot of pain we do recommend calling the clinic.
What is the most important part of dental surgery?
The well-being and safety of the patient is the most important part of dental surgery.
Throughout the process, the primary focus is ensuring that the patient is comfortable, free from pain, and protected from any potential risks or complications.
This includes thorough pre-operative assessments, precise planning, and meticulous execution of the surgical procedure.
How would I know if I need dental surgery?
Dental surgery is an extensive term.
Some signs that you might require surgery are:
- Severe toothache
- Impacted wisdom teeth
- Gum Disease
- Jaw Pain or Discomfort
- Missing teeth
- Facial injury
- Oral tumours or lesions
- Jaw alignment issues
- Chronic infections
These signs are just general indicators - we recommend coming in to see us, so we can discuss the most appropriate course of action.
I am very nervous about getting dental surgery. Can you help me out?
We offer IV sedation for all oral surgery treatments to help you relax.
If you are going to be here for a full day, you can go to our comfortable recovery rooms to relax between treatments.
Meet Our Team
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Dr Anna Beattie
Oral Surgeon
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Dr Anna Beattie
Oral Surgeon
Dr. Beattie is a specialist oral surgeon. She graduated with 1st class honours from Trinity College in 2003. Following a year working as a house officer in the Dublin Dental Hospital, she worked in general dental practice both in Ireland and the UK.
Dr. Beattie then worked in Newcastle, in the North East of England, in an Oral and Maxillofacial Unit for 5 years. During this time she completed a Postgraduate Diploma in Conscious Sedation from Newcastle University.
She completed three years of specialist training in Oral Surgery in the Dublin Dental Hospital, where she was awarded a clinical doctorate in Oral Surgery. Following her specialist training, she became a Fellow of the Dental Faculty of the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland.
Dr. Beattie currently holds a teaching post in the Dublin Dental Hospital. She is a registered specialist oral surgeon with the Irish Dental Council and is registered as a provider with VHI, AVIVA, GloHealth and Laya.
Dr. Beattie understands that attending for surgical procedures can be daunting. She is happy to discuss treatment options and can provide treatment under conscious sedation.
You can find out more about Dr. Anna Beattie on her author page.
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Dr Ignacio Barbón
General Dentist
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General Dentist
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Dr Simona Kostova
General Dentist
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General Dentist
Simona recently graduated from Trinity College Dublin with a BA in Dental Science.
During her academic years, she worked part-time as a lead nurse here at 3Dental, improving her knowledge and gaining experience in all aspects of dentistry.
We could not be more pleased now to have her as a dentist here.
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Dr Irene Eceizabarrena
General Dentist
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Dr Oisín McDonnell
General Dentist
Read BioDr Oisín McDonnell
General Dentist
BDS, B.Dent.Tech (Trinity College Dublin), Dental Surgery (University College Cork)
A distinguished member of the 3Dental team, Dr Oisín McDonnell specialises in general dentistry. His journey began with a Bachelor's degree in dental technology from Trinity College Dublin. This expertise led him to 3Dental, where he worked as a dental technician, mastering the art of crafting crowns, bridges, veneers, and dentures.
Furthering his passion, he pursued a Bachelor's degree in dental surgery from University College Cork, graduating top of his class and earning the Orthodontic Society of Ireland medal.
With a deep understanding of both clinical and laboratory aspects of dentistry, Dr McDonnell excels in providing high-quality prosthetics and restorations. At 3Dental, he values collaboration, learning from specialists, and ensuring patients feel informed and at ease. His commitment to the ever-evolving nature of dental treatments keeps him at the forefront of the field. Outside the clinic, Oisín enjoys sea swims and saunas.