Oral Conditions

Complete Oral Treatment:

CIMS exists to ensure patients requiring an oral care access all state of art treatments related to the dentofacial complex under one roof.
Treating ulcers, oral lesions, or infections are important considerations. Along with the ability to rebuild hard or soft tissues, it is our domain to restore key functions, such as your salivary glands to good order.
Long term facial pains have a significant debilitating effect on leading the normal life. They deserve our empathy, support from us alongside of providing them with their accurate diagnosis.
Oral cancers are one of the leading issues and a challenge we undertake regularly. Starting with an early diagnosis to remove the lesion surgically rendering them disease free with an assist radiotherapy as well. Many patients thus treated return back to normal life and enjoy their complete life span.
Dental problems do lay at the root of dentofacial conditions, or need for jaw surgery and having expert support on site matters. Part of this clinic objectives is to be able to carry out a treatment plan in a co-ordinated, effective way.

Personal Diagnosis:

CIMS is well equipped for oral evaluations, state of the art imaging and examination facilities. The task begins firstly with understanding of our patients. Getting to know the medical history, how the patient feels about the condition and how this is affecting the way of their lives. This approach helps bring forward the subtle symptoms that could be otherwise missed. Supporting the clinical information and expertise of our consultants takes the diagnosis forward to treatment.

Meeting shared aims:

Our face, neck and oral cavity are structurally complex parts of our body, able to create personal stress and functional problems than most others.

All members of our staff understands this and is dedicated to seeing that patients enjoy their lives again. Irrespective of whether we treat an isolated issue or a multi-faceted condition, the same empathy applies. Exceptional care and the facilities you need will be there to support you. You are welcome to talk our friendly team at any time.

Oral Conditions:

This is a vast field of diseases that affect the oral cavity. Starting from simple painful ulcers coming back again and again in the mouth this goes all the way to ruling out oral cancer. We provide a complete service of specialised diagnosis & treatment of all mouth conditions. These include oral manifestations of systemic diseases like angular cheilitis due to iron deficiency anaemia, vesiculobullous lesions, red and white patches of the mouth, bacterial and fungal infections, precancer conditions. Most managements in this section are non surgical.

Jaw tumours and cysts:

Our mouth and jaws are complex dentofacial structures, built from multiple types of tissue. Combined with the functions they perform, this makes them more liable to cysts and tumours than most parts of our body. They are either benign (non cancerous) or malignant (cancerous). The list of possible types are long, from small, benign cysts, to significant jaw tumours. Cancerous tumours need urgent care, such as squamous cell carcinoma of the oral cavity, which is relatively common. Non-cancerous tumours can also grow aggressively and have to become cancerous. We treat a small cyst, or a tumour invading your jaw and surrounding tissue, the same level of care applies, and we provide complete fine, holistic in-house facilities.

Trauma to Teeth and Jaws:

Injury to the dentofacial component or teeth being loose along with the bone due to a fall or while playing sports or road- traffic accidents is extremely likely. It is a traumatizing event with a Whether your injury is minor or substantial facial trauma, the same skills will be delivered to treat the damage. With a comprehensive in-house team, every aspect is covered, although your care will be led by our Director, Dr Srijon. Mukherji. Our Consultants are extensively trained and able to carry out soft tissue, bone, tissue and teeth realignment surgery, dental surgeries. Our surgeons have a comprehensive knowledge on ancillary conditions and give an equal importance to facial developments. The ulterior objective is to share with you to look towards the future and provide a treatment fit for a long time.

Burning Mouth Syndrome:

Burning mouth syndrome is a persistent, often painful sensation, or soreness. The central part, or back of your mouth can be affected, along with your tongue, gums, the inside of your cheeks, or throat.The mouth feels dry, or might hold a bitter, or metallic taste. Symptoms could go beyond the mouth if they continue for a sustained period, including sleeplessness, irritability, or depression.

The consistency of symptoms varies from case to case. Discomfort can be minor when you awake but become worse as the day progresses, or could begin immediately and last all day, or come and go to a degree.

They arise in men, or women and at a variety of ages. Women are still more likely to be affected, often during or after the menopause.

Nobody should ever give you a guarantee that burning mouth syndrome will be cured. The condition can have both psychological cause and effect, or be related to parts of the central nervous system we don’t fully understand.

Maxillofacial surgeons are however experienced in treating the tissues of your face and mouth. Their understanding of your symptoms can bring diagnosis and treatment.

Even if missed previously, causes can be found, such as a wrongly fitting denture, unsuitable dental work, a traceable infection, even the wrong mouthwash.The same applies to a range of underlying conditions, which when treated relieve the further problem they are causing. This could be an unrecognised serious issue, or simply a vitamin, or mineral deficiency.

We recognise the discomfort and distress burning mouth syndrome can bring. The team at our clinic aim to find the most effective treatment for you.

Download our information booklet on Burning Mouth Syndrome

Lichen Planus and its treatment:

A chronic inflammatory condition, oral lichen planus affects the mucous membranes in your mouth. White, lacy patches, red, swollen areas, or open sores can appear on the inside of your cheeks, gums, or tongue. Sensitivity to spicy, or acidic foods is common, or a burning sensation without obvious cause. These symptoms can bring stress, depression, weight loss, dietary deficiencies, or increase the risk of oral cancer. Treatment is however available and should be tailored to your personal needs.

Many a times, oral lichen planus can be tied to a specific trigger, perhaps a drug, or allergen, the issue can naturally be addressed in a reasonable time.The best path for you will be the focus of your consultant. From decisions on treatment and medication, to advice on diet, or different approaches to oral hygiene. Our staff are here to help and arrange the best support, short and long term. You are welcome to get in touch with our clinic at any time.