Expert surgical dentistry at our Mirdif clinic — from dental implants to wisdom teeth removal — performed gently by our oral surgeon Dr. Ragheed, with sedation available.
Oral surgery covers the procedures that go beyond routine dental treatment — placing implants, removing teeth that can’t be taken out simply, and managing problem wisdom teeth. These need surgical skill, careful planning and the right equipment, but they’re also routine, everyday work for an experienced oral surgeon.
At Pure White, surgical dentistry is led by our oral surgeon in Mirdif, Dr. Ragheed [Full Name], who combines detailed imaging-based planning with a calm, gentle technique. The aim is always the same: the safest result, the most comfortable experience, and the smoothest recovery possible — with sedation available whenever it helps.
Whether you’re replacing a missing tooth, dealing with painful wisdom teeth, or need a difficult tooth removed, every case starts with a proper assessment so you understand your options before anything is decided.
Oral surgery is the branch of dentistry concerned with surgical procedures in and around the mouth and jaw. Some procedures restore — like implants that replace missing teeth — while others remove a problem, such as an impacted wisdom tooth or a broken-down tooth that can’t be saved.
What ties them together is the need for a planned, surgical approach: numbing the area thoroughly, working precisely, and managing healing afterward. Most procedures are done under local anaesthetic in the clinic, with sedation offered for anxious patients or longer treatments — so there’s rarely any need for a hospital setting.
Dr. Ragheed offers a full range of surgical dental care. Our main treatments each have their own detailed page:
A titanium implant replaces the root of a missing tooth, topped with a natural-looking crown — the closest thing to a real tooth, and a long-term solution that helps preserve the jawbone.
For suitable cases, the implant is placed at the same appointment the tooth is removed — fewer procedures, less waiting, and the natural gum and bone contour preserved.
Gentle, controlled removal of teeth that can’t be taken out simply — broken, impacted, or below the gum line — done under local anaesthetic with sedation available.
Assessment and gentle removal of painful, impacted or crowding wisdom teeth, planned carefully from imaging, with sedation available for an easier experience.
Anxiety about surgery is completely normal, and it shouldn’t stand between you and the treatment you need. Every procedure is carried out under thorough local anaesthetic, so the area is fully numb. For patients who feel nervous — or for longer, more involved procedures — sedation is available to help you stay relaxed and comfortable throughout.
If you’ve been putting off treatment because you’re worried about it, tell us at the consultation. A large part of good oral surgery is simply making the experience calm and manageable.
Consultation & imaging A full assessment with X-rays or 3D scans to understand your case and plan precisely.
Your options, explained We talk through the recommended treatment, alternatives, timeline and cost — with no pressure.
The procedure Carried out under local anaesthetic, with sedation available, in a planned and careful way.
Aftercare Clear, written instructions to manage healing and keep you comfortable.
Review A follow-up to check healing and plan any next steps, such as a crown after an implant.
Whether you need a dental implant, a difficult extraction or your wisdom teeth removed, a consultation with our oral surgeon will give you a clear plan — gently delivered, with sedation available and transparent pricing.
An oral surgeon handles surgical procedures in and around the mouth — placing dental implants, removing impacted or broken teeth, taking out problem wisdom teeth, and related procedures like bone grafting to prepare for implants.
Most procedures are done under local anaesthetic in the clinic, with sedation available for comfort. A hospital setting is rarely needed for routine oral surgery.
The area is fully numbed, so you shouldn’t feel pain during treatment. Some tenderness and swelling afterward is normal and manageable with the aftercare we provide.
Yes. Sedation is available alongside local anaesthetic for nervous patients and longer procedures — just let us know at the consultation.
It depends on the procedure. Most extractions heal comfortably within a week, while implants involve a longer healing period before the final crown. We’ll give you a clear timeline for your case.
Cost varies by procedure and complexity. We provide a clear, itemised quote after assessing your case, so you know exactly what’s involved before deciding.
Yes — Dr. Ragheed is fluent in both Arabic and English.
