Mr Sunil Sah

Sunil is the first Nepalese dual qualified Consultant Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon in the UK. He studied Dentistry at the University of Dhaka and Medicine at the University of London, and obtained his MFDS in Dentistry and MRCS in General surgery from the Royal College of Surgeons Edinburgh. He completed an accredited 5-year programme in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery in Leicester, Derby, Lincoln and Nottingham with numerous international presentations on trauma and the correction of facial deformity. After successful completion of the intercollegiate FRCS in OMFS, he worked as a Locum Consultant post at John Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford prior to moving to his current substantive post in 2014. Sunil has developed his areas of clinical practice in oral surgery, salivary gland surgery, facial deformity, TMJ surgery and CMF trauma. He has strong education and research interests. He has been involved in educational activities in the UK and abroad being well aware of the needs of surgeons and allied professionals in low and middle income countries, he devotes much of his time and resources to training in these places of need. He has initiated and developed services and training programmes in countries including Nepal, India and Bangladesh. Sunil hold an Honorary Visiting Professorship in Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery at T.U. Teaching Hospital, Kathmandu, Nepal, has taught on AOCMF courses in Nepal and lectured on the management of facial deformity in Nepal and Bangladesh. He contributed a chapter in "The Earthquake Nepal 2015 - The human story" by Rosa Matheson. This chapter covered my experience as a British facial surgeon treating earthquake victims in Nepal. He recently became a Trustee of a small UK Charity, Future Faces. The aim of the charity is to train and support the training and development of surgeons and allied professionals caring for people with all craniomaxillofacial deformities including cleft lip and palate, trauma and other problems in the head and neck region, in deprived areas of LMICs. The charity also works with other charities and educational organizations in the UK and abroad with the mission and vision of improving outcomes in craniofacial disease and deformity through local sustainable capacity development.

Dental Extraction Facial pain Mouth and jaw conditions Salivary gland disease Tissue trauma of the head Wisdom Teeth Removal Patients with neck lumps and swellings( except suspected thyroid disease) Facial trauma Dentoalveolar surgery Deformity Soft and hard tissue trauma( including animal and human bites Temporomandibular Joint problems and jaws Tongue tie Salivary pathology, Dry mouth Jaw pathology and cyst treatment Orthognathic surgery and assessments Oral excision and biopsy