Dr. Garg places hundreds of implants each year using the most advanced techniques and the latest technology available in Tasmania.

In addition to looking great, dental implants help prevent bone loss and gum erosion. Not only do they look great, they function like your own natural teeth. Dr.Garg and his team will work with you to plan your surgery virtually to achieve the exact look you desire.

Dr. Garg utilises the most advanced treatment options to correct a wide range of major and minor deformities of the jaw that can improve the overall function, health and facial appearance.

Using advanced 3D modelling and surgical planning, Dr.Garg is able to demonstrate how the surgery will proceed and what your face will look like before the procedure is performed.

Wisdom teeth can cause a host of oral problems, including pain, infection, decay, misalignment, and even nerve damage.

Extraction of these teeth does not have to be a painful and excruciating procedure.

Hundreds of Tasmanian’s trust Dr.Garg and his team each year to safely and comfortably have their wisdom teeth removed by a surgeon with extensive experience in tooth extractions.

Dr. Garg is highly experienced in the management of facial fractures and trauma.

Injuries to the face, by their very nature, impart a high degree of emotional as well as physical trauma to patients. The science and art of treating these injuries requires special training involving a “hands on” experience and an understanding of how the treatment provided will influence the patient’s long-term function and appearance.

Sleep Apnea occurs due to a restriction of the airway resulting in the body being deprived of air and can lead you to stop breathing for short periods of time. Apart from causing fatigue, it can lead to more serious conditions like high BP, depression, heart disease and stroke.

Dr.Garg utilises Maxillomandibular Advancement Surgery (MMA) and/or other procedures to ensure the best fit for you. The most effective options will be discussed during your initial appointment at TOMIS.

Abnormalities in the face, neck and jaws can have the potential to be cancerous and should be examined as soon as they are noticed.

These oral pathologies can arise due to congenital conditions, infections, auto-immune disorders or soft-tissue growths.

If you have been referred to us for your cancerous or benign conditions, please contact our surgery to book your initial consultation with Dr.Garg.

TMJ disorder refers to a group of issues affecting the temporomandibular joint (TMJ). The TMJ is located where the lower jaw meets the base of the skull on each side of the head and is one of the most complex joints in the body.

TMJ disorder can cause difficulty moving the jaw, facial pain and stiffness.

Dr. Garg has performed numerous surgical and minimally invasive procedures to manage TMJ disorder.