Looking for advanced oral and maxillofacial surgery in Karachi? Our specialists use modern techniques and detailed planning to treat problems affecting the mouth, jaw, and face. We focus on safety, comfort, and a smooth recovery at every stage. Schedule your consultation today and let our team guide you toward lasting results.
Zia Dental Care and Aesthetic in Karachi is a dental clinic in Clifton led by Dr. Aimen Zia, who holds FDS RCSEd (UK) and FDS RCS (Ireland) qualifications. With over 10 years of experience, we provide safe, precise surgical care for the mouth, jaw, and face. Every treatment is carefully planned, clearly explained, and delivered in a modern, comfortable setting built around you.
Every treatment starts with understanding the problem. We examine your mouth, jaw, and face, review your scans and history, and explain what is wrong in simple words, so you can make confident decisions.
Sometimes the upper and lower jaws do not line up well. This can cause chewing trouble, speech problems, or pain. Jaw surgery corrects their position, helping you bite, speak, and breathe more comfortably.
An accident can break the jaw, cheekbone, or teeth, and quick care matters. We assess the injury carefully and repair it with precision, helping you heal with proper function and a natural look.
A lump, ulcer, or cyst in the mouth should never be ignored. We check it carefully, take a small sample if needed, and remove the problem area safely, so you get answers and peace of mind.
Jaw clicking, locking, or pain when you chew can make daily life hard. We find the cause of your jaw joint trouble and guide you toward the right treatment to bring lasting relief.
A tooth or jaw infection can spread if left untreated. We drain the infection, treat its cause, and relieve pain and swelling quickly, protecting your health and the teeth and tissues around the area.
Small problems in the mouth, such as a tight tongue-tie or extra gum tissue, can often be fixed with a short, simple procedure. We keep it comfortable and explain the steps in advance.
Recovery matters as much as surgery. After your procedure, we explain how to eat, rest, and clean the area, and we check your healing at follow-up visits until you feel well again.
Dr. Aimen Zia holds Royal College of Surgeons fellowships from Edinburgh and Ireland, a strong foundation for safe surgical care.
We study your scans and history before surgery, so we know the problem and plan each step before we begin.
Your face matters. Where possible we work carefully inside the mouth, so scarring is minimal and your appearance is protected.
Surgery worries most people. We explain risks plainly, use anaesthesia, and monitor you throughout, so you feel safe and informed.
Not every problem needs surgery. We try simpler options first, and we recommend surgery only when you truly need it.
Healing is part of treatment. We explain pain relief, diet, and cleaning, and review progress at follow-up visits until recovery.
We carefully examine your mouth, jaw, and face, then review your medical history and scans.
We explain the diagnosis, your options, and the risks, then agree a clear surgical plan.
Your procedure is done with anaesthesia for comfort, using careful technique and close monitoring throughout.
We guide your healing with clear aftercare advice and follow-up visits until you fully recover.
Oral and maxillofacial surgery treats problems of the mouth, jaws, face, and neck that need a surgical approach. It covers conditions such as jaw misalignment, facial injuries, cysts and lumps, infections, and jaw joint disorders. Patients are referred by their dentist when a problem needs more than routine dental care.
See one if you have persistent jaw pain or clicking, trouble biting or chewing, a lump or sore in the mouth that lasts for over two weeks, swelling from an infection, or an injury to the face or jaw. Ignoring these signs lets problems grow and become harder to treat.
Oral surgery is done with anaesthesia, so you should not feel pain during the procedure. Depending on the surgery, this may be local anaesthesia that numbs the area, or sedation or general anaesthesia that keeps you asleep. Some soreness and swelling are normal, and your surgeon will prescribe pain relief.
Recovery depends on the type of surgery. Minor procedures usually settle within a week, while bigger jaw or facial surgery can take several weeks. Rest, keep your head raised, use cold packs to ease swelling, eat soft foods, take medicines as advised, and attend every follow-up visit your surgeon schedules.
Find out what your mouth, jaw, or face needs. Book a consultation and get a clear diagnosis and honest plan.
