Areas of Expertise and Treatments
Oral cancer surgery aims to completely remove malignant tissue while preserving speech, swallowing, appearance and oral function whenever clinically possible.
Lip cancer surgery involves removal of the tumour with appropriate margins and reconstruction where required to preserve appearance and oral function.
Buccal mucosa cancer surgery focuses on removal of cancer affecting the inner cheek and may include reconstructive procedures depending on disease extent.
Tongue cancer surgery is planned according to tumour size and location, with emphasis on cancer control and preservation of speech and swallowing function.
Surgery for palate cancer involves removal of the affected tissue and may require reconstructive procedures to restore oral function.
Maxillary cancer surgery involves treatment of cancers affecting the upper jaw and surrounding structures, with reconstruction planned when necessary.
Mandibular cancer surgery removes cancer involving the lower jaw and may be followed by reconstructive surgery to restore facial contour and oral function.
Head and neck cancer surgery involves removal of tumours affecting structures of the head, face and neck with multidisciplinary treatment planning.
Reconstructive surgery helps restore structure, appearance and function following removal of complex head and neck tumours.
Oral cancer rehabilitation focuses on restoring chewing, swallowing, speech, jaw movement and quality of life following cancer treatment.
Corrective jaw surgery may be required after tumour resection to restore jaw alignment, facial form and oral function.
Temporomandibular joint surgery is used for selected disorders affecting jaw movement and joint function.
Maxillofacial tumour surgery involves management of benign and malignant conditions affecting the jaws, facial bones and surrounding tissues.
Facial trauma surgery treats fractures and injuries affecting the facial skeleton and soft tissues to restore form and function.