Dr. Priyanka — oral & maxillofacial surgeon specialising in implants, extractions & bone grafting.
Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon and Implantologist · MDS · DHA Licensed
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Dr Priyanka Garg is a DHA-licensed Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon and implantologist at Top Smile Dental Clinic, Dubai. She holds a Master of Dental Surgery (MDS) in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery from Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar University, Agra, and is a life member of the Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons of India (AOMSI). She treats patients for dental implants, All-on-4 and All-on-6 full-arch implants, wisdom tooth removal, bone grafting and complex extractions at both our Oud Metha and Dubai Silicon Oasis clinics. She speaks English and Hindi.
Dr Priyanka Garg trained as a dental surgeon in India and went on to specialise in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, completing her MDS at Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar University, Agra. Oral and maxillofacial surgery is the dental specialty that deals with surgery of the mouth, jaws and face, and her postgraduate training covered everything from surgical extractions and implant placement to jaw fractures, bone grafting and facial trauma.
During her postgraduate years she sought out extra hospital experience beyond her own department. At the Rajiv Gandhi Cancer Institute and Research Centre, New Delhi, she assisted in more than 100 surgeries and observed over 20 robotic head and neck cancer operations, also suturing surgical patients. At the GSR Institute of Craniofacial Surgery she assisted in more than 100 procedures and performed eight iliac crest bone graft harvests for secondary alveolar bone grafting, a technique used to rebuild the jaw in patients with cleft lip and palate. She also presented a seminar there on the tongue flap technique for closing palatal fistulas.
This early exposure to major reconstructive surgery shapes how she approaches everyday implant and bone grafting work today: careful planning, respect for anatomy and a clear understanding of how bone heals.
Dr Priyanka Garg has also contributed to dental research. Her published work includes a modification of the posterior superior alveolar nerve block technique (a local anaesthetic injection for upper back teeth), a study on the prevalence of bleeding disorders in oral surgery patients, an in vitro study comparing materials that seal teeth against microleakage, and a case report on mucosal injury caused by hydrogen peroxide.
Her clinical career has taken her beyond India, including international practice before she settled in Dubai, where she holds a Dubai Health Authority (DHA) Healthcare Professional Registration. She keeps her skills current through regular continuing education, including the Osstem Global Signature Series implant programme (Centre for Advanced Professional Practices, 2026), the Inaugural Symposium on Dental Implantology in Dubai (2026), which covered AI and CBCT-based implant planning, sinus lift techniques and bone graft materials, and Colgate Oral Health Network courses on antibiotic stewardship and the management of dental trauma (2025).
Outside the surgery, she mentors young dentists and newly qualified MDS graduates, sharing practical guidance on clinical careers and DHA licensing in Dubai.
Dr Priyanka Garg describes the purpose of her work simply: to restore function, confidence and human connection. Four principles guide how she treats patients.
She believes one of the most important surgical skills is knowing when to stop. If continuing a procedure would put nearby structures such as the sinus, nerves or neighbouring teeth at greater risk than the problem itself, she chooses the safer, more conservative option and explains why. For patients, this means decisions are always made in their interest, not to finish a procedure at any cost.
Many dental problems start with a gap in communication, for example a root canal treated tooth that was never crowned because the patient was not told it needed one. Dr Priyanka Garg makes sure every patient understands the “why” behind each step of their treatment plan, what comes next, and what they need to do at home. If something does not go to plan during surgery, she tells the patient openly and sets out a follow-up plan.
No two patients are the same. She adapts diagnostics and treatment to each person, for instance using small intraoral X-rays for a patient who could not tolerate a full panoramic scan because of claustrophobia. Anxious patients are given time, explanation and breaks, and treatment is paced to what they are comfortable with.
Colleagues describe her surgical technique as refined and minimally traumatic, with high standards of sterilisation and safety. She plans implants with CBCT 3D imaging, follows minimally invasive protocols to support faster healing, and follows antibiotic stewardship principles, prescribing antibiotics only when they are clinically needed.
Single-tooth and multiple-tooth dental implants, planned with CBCT so each implant is placed in the best available bone. She assesses every patient for implant candidacy, including bone volume, gum health and medical history, and explains realistic healing times. Where suitable, she also assesses patients for same-day dental implants.
For patients missing most or all of their teeth, or wearing loose dentures, she plans All-on-4 and All-on-6 treatment, where a full arch of fixed teeth is supported by four or six implants. She explains the differences between the two options and how they compare with dentures.
When there is not enough bone to hold an implant, she rebuilds it with bone grafting, ridge preservation after extraction, or a sinus lift in the upper back jaw. A common example is extracting a badly fractured tooth, placing a bone graft at the same visit, and planning the implant for about three months later once the graft has healed.
Assessment and surgical removal of impacted wisdom teeth, including deeply impacted upper wisdom teeth close to the sinus and lower wisdom teeth near the nerve. She explains the risks and options for each case before treatment.
Tooth extractions for broken, decayed or root-filled teeth that cannot be saved, removal of retained roots, and extractions planned to preserve bone for a future implant. If you are unsure whether to save or remove a tooth, read our guide to root canal vs extraction.
Management of knocked-out or fractured teeth, facial swelling and surgical emergencies, alongside our emergency dentist service.
Dr Priyanka Garg consults in English and Hindi, which helps many patients from India and South Asia, as well as English-speaking residents and visitors, discuss their treatment comfortably and in detail.
For Dr Priyanka Garg, oral surgery is about more than teeth. Losing teeth or living with pain affects how people eat, speak, smile and connect with others, and surgery can give that back. She has written about how the most rewarding moments come from patients who arrive worried and leave relieved, such as a 67-year-old patient who thanked her again and again during a single appointment. That sense of restoring confidence, and her love of helping people, is what keeps her in the surgery every day.
Dr Priyanka Garg can plan implant and oral surgery treatment for patients visiting Dubai from abroad. Implant treatment can usually be arranged over two visits, one to place the implant and one to fit the final tooth after healing. Read more about dental tourism in Dubai and getting dental implants abroad in Dubai.
Dr Priyanka Garg sees patients at both Top Smile clinics. Bring any previous X-rays or scans to your first visit.
Who is Dr Priyanka Garg?
Dr Priyanka Garg is a DHA-licensed Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon and implantologist at Top Smile Dental Clinic in Dubai. She treats patients for dental implants, All-on-4 and All-on-6, wisdom tooth removal, bone grafting and complex extractions at our Oud Metha and Dubai Silicon Oasis clinics.
What qualifications does Dr Priyanka Garg have?
She holds a Master of Dental Surgery (MDS) in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery from Dr. Bhim Rao Ambedkar University, Agra, and is a life member of the Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons of India (AOMSI).
Is Dr Priyanka Garg licensed by the Dubai Health Authority?
Yes. Dr Priyanka Garg holds a Dubai Health Authority (DHA) Healthcare Professional Registration and practises as an oral and maxillofacial surgeon in Dubai.
Does Dr Priyanka Garg place dental implants?
Yes. Dental implants are a central part of her work, from single implants to full-arch All-on-4 and All-on-6 treatment. Every implant is planned with a CBCT 3D scan.
Can Dr Priyanka Garg remove impacted wisdom teeth?
Yes. She surgically removes impacted upper and lower wisdom teeth, including teeth close to the sinus or nerve. She assesses each case with X-rays first and explains the risks and options before treatment.
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