Maxillofacial surgery

Precisionin everydetail.

Dr. Sherif Abo El-Nasr, maxillofacial surgeon. Dental implants, corrective jaw surgery, jaw-joint care and facial reconstruction — with every step explained and follow-up after treatment.

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The surgeon

A surgeon dedicated to the face and jaws.

Dr. Sherif Abo El-Nasr is a maxillofacial surgeon who treats dental implants, corrective jaw surgery, jaw-joint problems, and reconstruction of the face and jaws.

Every treatment begins with a careful examination and a clear diagnosis. He explains the available options and what to expect from each, then follows your case after treatment until you are reassured about the result.

01Careful examination and diagnosis before any decision
02Clear explanation of options and risks
03Regular follow-up after treatment

Areas of practice

Services

(07)

01 Dental ImplantsReplace a missing tooth with a titanium root anchored in the jawbone, carrying a crown that looks and works like a natural tooth. → 02 Corrective Jaw SurgeryRepositioning the jaws when braces alone are not enough — improving the bite, chewing, breathing and facial balance. → 03 TMJ Pain TreatmentDiagnosis and care for jaw-joint pain, clicking and limited mouth opening — starting with conservative treatment before any surgery. → 04 TMJ ArthroscopyA minimally invasive keyhole procedure to diagnose and treat jaw-joint problems through tiny incisions, with faster recovery. → 05 Facial Aesthetic & Reconstructive SurgeryAesthetic and reconstructive operations that refine the face and jaws or rebuild them after injury or deformity. → 06 Facial & Jaw Tumors and ReconstructionDiagnosis and removal of tumors and cysts of the face and jaws, followed by reconstruction to restore form and function. → 07 Cleft Lip & PalateComprehensive care for children born with a cleft lip or palate: staged surgery with follow-up for feeding, speech and teeth. →

Results

Before & after

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BeforeAfter

Images are illustrative. Results vary from case to case.

Case

Smile restoration

A sample of how a case is presented: diagnosis, procedure and the result after treatment.

Treatment time4 months

ProcedureDental Implants

Your treatment path

Consultation & exam

We listen to your concerns, examine you and decide which scans or tests are needed.

Diagnosis & planning

We review the imaging, set the treatment plan and explain the options, cost and timeline.

Surgery

Performed in a sterile, fully equipped setting with anaesthesia suited to your case.

Recovery & follow-up

Written instructions and follow-up visits until healing is complete.

Articles

Journal

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5 Oct 20261 min read

When do you need a dental implant — and what decides success

A missing tooth is more than a gap in your smile. Here is when an implant is the best option and what raises its chance of success.

26 Sep 20261 min read

TMJ disorder: seven signs you should not ignore

Clicking, headaches, pain in front of the ear… these can point to a jaw-joint problem. Learn the signs and when to see a doctor.

14 Sep 20261 min read

Corrective jaw surgery: what to know before you decide

Are braces enough? When is surgery needed? And how do the surgeon and orthodontist plan together?

News

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17 Oct 2026

Frequently asked questions

What happens at the first visit?

We listen to your concerns, examine you and review any previous scans. We usually request suitable imaging, then explain the diagnosis, options, approximate cost and timeline before any decision is made. Please bring earlier scans and reports.

Is the surgery painful?

Operations are done under anaesthesia suited to their type (local or general), so you feel no pain during surgery. Afterwards some discomfort and swelling are expected and controlled with prescribed medication, and you receive clear instructions for the first days.

How long does an implant take to complete?

It depends on bone quality and tooth position. Generally the bone fuses with the implant over several weeks to months before the final crown, and some cases allow an early temporary crown. We will set your timeline after the exam.

Does jaw-joint pain always need surgery?

No. Most cases improve with conservative care: habit changes, exercises, medication and splints. Surgery or arthroscopy is advised only when that fails or there is a clear mechanical cause.

When is cleft lip and palate surgery done?

It happens in stages. The lip is usually repaired in the first months and the palate near the end of the first year or shortly after, but timing is set for each child after examination and together with the wider care team.

Can a specific result be guaranteed?

No surgeon can guarantee a specific outcome because every person responds differently. What we commit to is accurate diagnosis, careful planning, honest explanation of expectations, risks and alternatives, and regular follow-up.

Appointment

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