Local anaesthesia
Numbs the area while you stay fully awake. You feel pressure rather than sharp pain, and can usually drive home.
Surgeon-led oral surgery
Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery in Dubai
Implant surgery, bone grafts, surgical extractions and jaw-surgery planning led by Dr. Firas Osman, in operating rooms equipped for dental and oral surgery, with anaesthesia chosen for you and the procedure.
- Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon & Implantologist
- Operating rooms for dental and oral surgery
- Local anaesthesia to general anaesthesia
You receive a written, itemised plan, including the anaesthesia option, before any surgery is booked.
Planned on a 3D scanAnaesthesia is chosen for you and the procedure after a medical-history review.
Quick answer
What does oral and maxillofacial surgery include at Creative Arts?
At Creative Arts in Dubai, oral and maxillofacial surgery covers implant surgery, bone grafts and sinus lifts, surgical and wisdom-tooth extractions, exposure of impacted canines, jaw cyst removal and the planning of corrective jaw surgery. It is led by Dr. Firas Osman, Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon & Implantologist, in operating rooms equipped for dental and oral surgery, with local anaesthesia, conscious sedation or general anaesthesia chosen after a medical-history review.
27 yearsIn-house dental laboratory in the same building
Written planItemised treatment plan before you commit
Open daily10:00–20:00, seven days a week
Jumeirah 3614 Jumeira St, Umm Suqeim 1, Dubai
At a glance
Oral and maxillofacial surgery at Creative Arts in brief
- Who leads surgery
- Dr. Firas Osman, Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon & Implantologist
- Facilities
- Operating rooms (surgical suites) equipped for dental and oral surgery
- Anaesthesia
- Local anaesthesia; conscious sedation (laughing gas, tablet or IV); general anaesthesia
- Planning
- X-rays and, where roots, nerves or the sinus are close, a CBCT 3D scan
- Before surgery
- A written, itemised plan with the procedure, anaesthesia option and alternatives
- Where and when
- 614 Jumeira St, Jumeirah 3, Dubai; open daily 10:00–20:00
Corrective jaw (orthognathic) surgery is performed under general anaesthesia in a hospital; Dr. Firas Osman plans it and explains where it takes place.
Your surgeon
Who is the oral and maxillofacial surgeon at Creative Arts?
Dr. Firas Osman graduated in stomatology from the Moscow Medical Stomatological Institute, trained in oral and maxillofacial surgery through the Syrian Ministry of Health, and has practised for about three decades in Russia, Syria and the UAE. He speaks Arabic, Russian and English.
He reads the CBCT scans and decides with you whether surgery is needed at all, which approach suits your bone and anatomy, and which level of anaesthesia fits the procedure. He works with our specialist orthodontists on impacted canines and jaw-surgery cases, and with the restorative dentists so the teeth that go on implants are planned before the first incision.
Surgical treatments
Which oral surgery treatments do we provide?
Each page explains who the treatment suits, how it is planned and what recovery involves.
Dental implants
Single teeth to full arches, planned on a CBCT scan.
Socket preservation
Grafting the socket at extraction so the ridge keeps its shape for an implant.
Ridge augmentation
Rebuilding a ridge too thin or too low to hold an implant.
Sinus lift
Adding bone under the sinus floor before upper back implants.
Wisdom tooth removal
Impacted wisdom teeth, assessed for their relation to the nerve.
Tooth extraction
Simple and surgical extractions, with replacement options discussed first.
Oral surgery overview
Surgical extractions and bone grafting at a glance.
Impacted canine exposure
Uncovering a buried canine so the orthodontist can guide it into place.
Jaw cyst removal
Removing a jaw cyst, with the tissue sent for histology.
Corrective jaw surgery
Planned here with the orthodontists; the operation takes place in a hospital.
Anaesthesia and comfort
Which levels of anaesthesia are available for oral surgery?
Our operating rooms are equipped for dental and oral surgery with every level of anaesthesia and patient comfort. Local anaesthesia numbs the area in every case; sedation changes how aware you are.
Laughing gas (nitrous oxide)
Inhaled through a nose mask; it eases anxiety and wears off within minutes. See laughing gas.
Tablet or IV sedation
Drowsy but breathing for yourself and able to respond. IV sedation is the deepest level; both need an adult escort home.
General anaesthesia
You are unconscious, with an anaesthesiologist giving and monitoring the anaesthetic, for selected cases; see general anaesthesia.
Operating rooms and sedation
Operating rooms, sedation and anaesthesia pages
How each option feels, who it suits and how you get home.
Our dental surgery operating rooms
Sterile set-up, monitoring, the recovery area and what happens on the day.
Laughing gas
Light, adjustable sedation for milder anxiety and shorter procedures.
Oral (tablet) sedation
A sedative tablet taken before treatment; deeper than gas, less adjustable than IV.
IV sedation
Deep relaxation through a fine cannula, for wisdom teeth, grafts and several implants.
General anaesthesia
Pre-assessment, fasting, the anaesthesiologist's role and honest risks.
Dentist for nervous patients
Talk-first visits, a stop signal and sedation only where it helps.
Dental implants under sedation
Implant surgery with conscious sedation or general anaesthesia.
Minor or major
Minor vs major oral surgery: where and how is it done?
Most surgery in the mouth is minor oral surgery and is carried out in our operating rooms. Major surgery on the jaws is planned here and performed in a hospital.
| Minor oral surgery | Major maxillofacial surgery | |
|---|---|---|
| Examples | Surgical and wisdom-tooth extractions, implants, bone grafts, sinus lift, canine exposure, many jaw cysts | Corrective (orthognathic) jaw surgery |
| Usual anaesthesia | Local anaesthesia, with sedation if needed; general anaesthesia for selected cases | General anaesthesia given by an anaesthesiologist |
| Where | Creative Arts operating rooms, Jumeirah | A hospital operating theatre |
| Recovery | Typically several days of swelling and tenderness | Typically several weeks, with a soft diet and follow-up over months |
Typical patterns, not promises. Read the full guide to minor vs major oral surgery.
How sedation and anaesthesia are kept safe
The option is chosen for you and the procedure after a medical-history review. Sedation and anaesthesia are given and monitored by an appropriately qualified, licensed clinician; general anaesthesia by an anaesthesiologist. Fasting rules and an adult escort apply where relevant.
Guides and conditions
Oral surgery guides and conditions
Background reading before surgery, and help with problems afterwards.
Minor vs major oral surgery
Anaesthesia, setting and recovery compared.
Sedation vs general anaesthesia
Awareness, fasting and recovery side by side.
Types of tooth extraction
Simple, surgical and wisdom-tooth extractions.
Types of dental bone graft
Graft materials and when each is used.
Bone graft and sinus lift recovery
The first days, the healing months, warning signs.
Bone grafting and sinus lift for implants
Why bone is lost and how it is rebuilt.
Swelling after oral surgery
What is normal and when to call.
Dry socket
Pain a few days after an extraction.
Impacted teeth
Teeth that cannot come through.
Who treats you
Who carries out oral and implant surgery here
Dr. Firas Osman leads oral and maxillofacial surgery; Dr. Khalid Saeed and Dr. Kinan Bonni also plan and place implants.
Patient questions
Frequently asked questions
Who performs oral and maxillofacial surgery at Creative Arts in Dubai?
Dr. Firas Osman, Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon & Implantologist, leads surgical care: implants, bone grafts, sinus lifts, complex extractions, canine exposure and jaw cysts. Dr. Khalid Saeed and Dr. Kinan Bonni also plan and place implants. Sedation is given by a qualified, licensed clinician, and general anaesthesia by an anaesthesiologist.
Does Creative Arts have an operating room for oral surgery?
Yes. Creative Arts has operating rooms (surgical suites) equipped for dental and oral surgery, with local anaesthesia, laughing gas, tablet or IV sedation and general anaesthesia available. It is a dental centre, not a hospital, so major jaw surgery takes place in a hospital.
Can oral and maxillofacial surgery be done under general anaesthesia?
For selected cases: extensive surgery in one session, severe phobia where sedation is not enough, or special needs. An anaesthesiologist gives and monitors it after a pre-assessment; you fast beforehand and go home with an adult. Most oral surgery uses local anaesthesia, with or without sedation.
Is corrective jaw surgery done in the clinic's operating rooms?
No. Orthognathic (corrective jaw) surgery is major surgery under general anaesthesia in a hospital. Dr. Firas Osman assesses and plans it with our specialist orthodontists, who prepare the teeth beforehand, and explains where the operation will take place.
Which scans are needed before oral and maxillofacial surgery?
Most procedures start with an examination and an X-ray. A CBCT 3D scan is added when roots, the jaw nerve or the sinus are close to the surgical site, and for implant, graft and sinus-lift planning. Jaw-surgery cases also need orthodontic records.
Do you treat facial injuries or carry out cosmetic facial surgery?
No. Facial fracture and trauma surgery, cleft surgery and facial plastic surgery are not offered here. After a blow to the face, or with swelling and difficulty breathing or swallowing, go to a hospital emergency department straight away.
Keep exploring
Related treatments
SurgeonDr. Firas OsmanTraining, experience and surgical scope.FacilitiesDental surgery operating roomsWhat our surgical suite means for you on the day.GuideMinor vs major oral surgeryWhere each is done and what recovery involves.SedationIV sedation for dental treatmentDeeply relaxed, still responsive, for longer surgery.Wisdom teethWisdom tooth removalAssessment, surgery and recovery.ImplantsDental implants in DubaiFrom a single tooth to a full arch.
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