Welcome to TES Clinic for Face & Jaw. “TES” stands for “The Esthetic Solution”. We are an oral maxillofacial specialist clinic dedicated to Dentofacial Esthetics and treating issues arising from the teeth, jaw bone and facial skeleton. We also enhance your facial features and skin with lasers and other non-invasive anti-ageing procedures.
It is a clinic that serves to treat problems arising from both the soft tissues of the face and underlying facial skeleton.
Oral Maxillofacial Surgery is a surgical specialty for the oral and facial regions, including diseases, injuries and defects in the oral cavity, jaws and face. It includes a wide range of surgical services from wisdom tooth surgery to orthognathic surgery and the management of jaw cysts and tumours. Subspecialty surgical services also include facial aesthetic surgery, orofacial nerve repair, cleft lip and palate surgery, and sleep apnoea surgery.
Rhinoplasty and jaw surgery can be performed in a single visit for enhanced convenience and efficiency.
Wisdom teeth removal and dental implant procedures can be planned with jaw surgery.
Able to tailor treatment to individual features.
We work closely with leading dental teams and orthodontists to ensure a balanced, functional, and beautiful bite.
Dr Seah was honoured to serve as the past President of the Asian Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons and the Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons, Singapore. Besides local conferences and workshops, he has been invited to various conferences and symposiums around the world such as the United Kingdom, France, Spain, Macedonia, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Japan, Hong Kong, China, Taiwan, Malaysia, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Myanmar and Korea to share his knowledge.
His clinical interests are in the areas of combined rhinoplasty and orthognathic surgery, non-surgical and surgical facial aesthetic procedures, treatment of temporomandibular joint disorders and oral-maxillofacial pathology. He also does routine oral surgery such as wisdom teeth removal, dental implants etc.
At TES Clinic, we take a comprehensive approach to oral and maxillofacial care, with the aim of improving oral function, jaw alignment and facial balance. Our team combines clinical expertise, treatment planning and surgical precision to provide care tailored to each patient’s individual needs.
Our clinic uses a holistic approach to create harmony and balance to reveal natural looking and beautiful facial features. Learn more about how our team uses science combined with artistry to optimise your experience.
Our key services, designed to deliver exceptional results, just for you.
You may consider seeing an oral surgeon if you have concerns involving impacted teeth, wisdom teeth, buried or extra teeth, missing teeth, jaw pain, jaw alignment, facial skeletal concerns or oral-maxillofacial conditions that may require specialist assessment.
Common reasons include:
An oral surgeon, also known as an oral and maxillofacial surgeon, helps manage surgical conditions involving the mouth, teeth, jawbone, facial skeleton, and related soft tissues.
If you are experiencing symptoms such as impacted wisdom teeth, missing teeth requiring dental implant planning, buried or extra teeth, jaw deformities, jaw pain, or any other oral or jaw-related discomfort, consider seeing an oral surgeon.
Yes, TES Clinic provides wisdom tooth removal as part of its oral surgical procedures. Based on an individual assessment, we will recommend a suitable and tailored treatment approach.
Yes, dental implants are among the oral surgical procedures available at TES Clinic. Consult our doctor to better understand your condition and receive a personalised treatment plan.
An oral surgeon specialises in surgical conditions involving the mouth, teeth, jaws, and facial skeleton, while a dentist provides general dental care. Patients may be referred to an oral surgeon for consultation on more complex surgical or jaw-related concerns.
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