Mouth & oral structures
Surgical conditions involving the oral cavity and closely related tissues can fall within the specialty.
Specialist care
Understanding maxillofacial & oral surgery.
A plain-language guide to the specialty Dr Daya is publicly listed to practise. It is general education, not a list of procedures guaranteed at this practice.
Specialty scope
Three anatomical regions, one connected field.
Maxillofacial and oral surgery covers a broad range of surgical conditions. A specific diagnosis or treatment recommendation requires direct clinical assessment.
Jaws & supporting structures
The mandible, maxilla and surrounding structures form a central part of maxillofacial anatomy.
Facial skeleton & trauma
The field also encompasses the facial skeleton. Dr Daya has published historical academic work on penetrating maxillofacial injuries.
When you are unsure
Call before assuming the practice offers a specific procedure.
Public listings confirm the specialty, address and telephone number, but they do not provide a complete current service menu. The website therefore avoids inventing one.
Have a referral?Keep the letter or referral details available.
Have existing scans?Ask the rooms whether they should be brought to the consultation.
Need to confirm suitability?Call 011 806 1895.
Call the practice Consultation pathway
What happens before treatment decisions.
The exact clinical process depends on the reason for consultation. These steps describe a sensible preparation sequence, not a promise of a specific treatment plan.
1
Initial contact
Confirm that your concern or referral is appropriate for the rooms and arrange a visit directly with the practice.
2
Clinical assessment
Diagnosis and treatment options can only be determined after an appropriate professional assessment.
3
Individual next steps
Any imaging, procedure, theatre planning or follow-up is based on the clinical findings for the individual patient.