Al Hekma Dental Center

At Hekma Dental Center, we don’t just perform surgery

We redefine surgical excellence through advanced techniques, top-tier consultants, and digital innovations.

Our consultants bring over 40 years of experience, are internationally accredited, and operate using the most advanced technologies in oral & facial surgery.

Who Provides This Treatment?

Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Consultant
Often holds dual degrees in Medicine and Dentistry
Trained in general anesthesia, complex facial surgeries, and AI-based surgical planning

When Do You Need It?

Complex surgical extractions (e.g. impacted wisdom teeth)
Jaw infections or deep abscesses
Advanced dental implants (with sinus lifts or bone grafting)
Orthognathic (jaw correction) surgery
Facial injuries and trauma cases
Jaw cysts or tumors
TMJ (Temporomandibular Joint) disorders

Why Hekma Leads This Field?

Over 40 years of consultant-level expertise
Accredited by health authorities and partnered with hospitals for general anesthesia cases

Equipped with:

Top-tier surgical lasers to reduce bleeding, swelling, and speed up healing
AI-powered planning systems for ultra-precise surgery
CBCT and 3D scanning systems for accurate diagnostics
Guided Surgery technology for safe, millimeter-accurate interventions
Sterilization protocols that exceed global standards
Multidisciplinary team ensuring a smooth transition to prosthetics or aesthetics

Frequently Asked Questions

Post-Treatment Tips

What is the post-transplant process?

Abstain from rinsing for 24 hours.
If bleeding continues, gauze and pressure should be used for an hour.
Do not eat hot and hard foods.
Drinks and cold foods should be consumed.
You must adhere to the instructions and medications prescribed by the doctor.
Commitment to the date of removing the surgical stitches, if any, and following up with the doctor.

What is the process of nerve treatment and dental filling?

Refrain from eating or drinking for at least two hours.
Avoid eating hard foods on the treated tooth until the tooth is covered with the crown.
In some cases, you need to take a pain reliever according to the doctor's instructions.

What is after the extraction process?

Commit to taking the medicines prescribed by the doctor regularly, in order to avoid any possible infection.
The gauze should be pressed to the place of extraction for two hours continuously.
If bleeding continues, gauze and pressure should be used for 30 minutes.
It is forbidden to use any mouthwash or rinse at all on the day of removal.
It is forbidden to spit and engage in long conversations.
After surgical removal, commit to making cold ice packs on the day of removal for 24 hours.
Avoid hot and hard foods and drinks.
Commitment to the date of removing the surgical stitches, if any, and following up with the doctor.

What is after teeth whitening and cleaning?

Refrain from consuming colored drinks or foods for 24 hours, such as coffee, tea, soft drinks, sauces and other colors to maintain the result.
Not smoking.
The possibility of sensitivity to the teeth and gums on the first day within 24 hours and ends after that.

What is the process of completing the calendar?

To keep the teeth in their new positions from moving, the restorer must be placed so that they do not return to their previous condition for a period of time determined by the doctor according to the case.
Attention should be paid to brushing teeth.
It is necessary to visit the doctor every once in a while, to make sure that there is no break in the retainer and to avoid tartar that causes opening spaces between the teeth and cavities.

What after the treatment of the installation (dressing) teeth?

Make sure to take care of it and clean it with a toothbrush to get rid of bacteria or food residues that are stuck in the mouth.
Refrain from eating sticky foods such as chewing gum, sweets and the like, and solid foods to ensure the stability of the formulations as long as possible.
Make sure to visit the dentist regularly to ensure the cleanliness and safety of the fixtures.

Oral Surgery

Post-Treatment Tips