Prof Dato’ Dr Shah Kamal bin Jamal Din
Visiting Consultant of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon
Surgery for the mouth, jaw and face — from wisdom teeth and dental implants to jaw correction, facial injuries and jaw-joint problems.
Oral and maxillofacial surgery sits between dentistry and medicine. It deals with the teeth, jawbones, facial bones and the soft tissues of the face — and it’s far more than pulling teeth out.
At Putra Medical Centre it covers impacted wisdom teeth and implants, jaw realignment, facial fracture repair, jaw-joint (TMJ) problems, and the removal of cysts and tumours. Complex cases are planned together with orthodontics, ENT, anaesthetics, plastic surgery, and oncology, so nothing is handled in isolation.
Not sure who to see? Start with what's wrong — we'll point you to the right care.
Teeth that can't come through properly.
Dental implants to replace them for good.
Surgery to correct the jaw.
Repair and stabilisation of broken facial bones.
TMJ (jaw joint) problems.
In the mouth or jaw, checked and removed if needed.
Our oral and maxillofacial care falls into six areas. Pick the one that matches your situation.
Removing teeth that can't come through properly, or can't be saved — and the cysts that sometimes form around them.
Prevents infection, crowding and long-term jaw problems.
A permanent replacement for a missing tooth, anchored into the jawbone itself.
Restores chewing, prevents bone loss, and looks natural.
Repositioning the jaws surgically when the bite can't be fixed with braces alone.
Fixes severe bite problems and improves speech, breathing and facial balance.
Repairing broken facial bones after an accident, and restoring the face to how it was.
Restores facial structure, protects the airway, and prevents lasting deformity.
For a jaw that clicks, locks or aches — often for years before anyone looks at it properly.
Improves jaw function and eases long-standing discomfort.
Removing abnormal growths in the mouth and jaw — and finding out exactly what they are.
Early removal prevents spread and preserves surrounding structures.
With precision planning from CT scans and 3D models, and both function and appearance considered together, PMC Alor Setar brings specialised facial surgical care to the north — so more patients can be treated near home instead of being referred to distant centres.
From first consultation through to healing — here's how it usually goes.
Assessment with CT / 3D planning where needed.
Surgical options explained, along with anaesthesia or sedation choices.
Using minimally invasive techniques where suitable.
Clear wound care and aftercare guidance.
A review to check healing.
CT scans and 3D models for accurate surgery.
Orthodontics, ENT, oncology and anaesthesia together.
Less swelling, faster healing.
Safe anaesthesia and sedation for longer procedures.
Both restored, not one at the expense of the other.
Clear recovery and infection-prevention guidance.
Book a consultation at Putra Medical Centre — bring a referral if you have one. For a facial injury, come straight to A&E.
Visiting Consultant of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon