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The Maxillofacial Profession

Bringing together varied fields of medicine, to ensure the best treatment is available.

Harley Street Maxillofacial Clinic entrance
Professor Kaveh Shakib, maxillofacial consultant

In Depth Training

To become a maxillofacial surgeon, candidates must first be trained in medicine, dentistry, and basic surgical skills. This combined expertise ensures they can provide the best care possible for patients.

After initial training, surgeons go through additional years of residency or ongoing learning. Many also take part in research, and some choose to specialise in certain areas of maxillofacial surgery.

Becoming a specialist in this field takes years of hard work and dedication, but this commitment means they are fully equipped to help patients of all ages.

The maxillofacial profession is crucial because it addresses complex health issues involving the mouth, face, and jaw, which are essential for many of our daily functions.

Maxillofacial care focuses not only on medical treatment but also on helping people feel more comfortable and confident with their appearance and abilities, ensuring they can live life to the fullest.

Speak to our team today

Get in touch to book an appointment, for further information, or to ask any question you wish. All contact is handled securely and confidentially.

Call us on

020 7935 8627

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pa@107hs.co.uk

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