Mr Ravinder Pabla

Mr Pabla is a highly trained Consultant in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery at the Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust where he is the Lead Clinician for his department. The department has expertise in the management of jaw joint disorders, skin cancers of the head and neck, jaw and facial disproportion, wisdom teeth, buried and misplaced teeth, jaw tumours and cysts, salivary gland diseases and the treatment of neck lumps. He is a core member of the Barnet and Chase Farm skin cancer multidisciplinary team board. Management of jaw and facial disproportion is undertaken collaboratively with specialist consultants in orthodontics. Effective, close collaboration with specialists from other disciplines is key to Mr Pabla’s approach. He regularly partners with head and neck cancer surgeons, oncologists, dermatologists, orthodontists, oculoplastic surgeons and nursing and laboratory specialists. The aim is to harness the varying expertise of each specialty in the service of maximising each patient’s care and treatment options. He is dually qualified from the University of London in Dentistry and Medicine. Prior to achieving certification of completion of training, Mr Pabla spent over 20-years training at leading centres across the country, including Aintree University Hospital, Arrowe Park Hospital, The Royal London Hospital, Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children, Northwick Park Hospital and University College London Hospitals. Prior to appointment as a consultant he undertook a period of Fellowship to learn from world-leading surgeons in Melbourne, Australia.

Mr Pabla is an expert in treating the spectrum of disorders that can affect the face, mouth, jaws and neck. This includes: managing misplaced, buried or missing teeth wisdom teeth mouth and tongue problems facial disproportion, deformity and orthognathic surgery surgical management of skin cancer oral cancer diagnosis management of jaw cysts and tumours diagnosis and management of neck lumps salivary gland disease Further to his training at the Royal London Hospital – often considered one of the country’s premier level 1 trauma centres, he is also skilful in treating maxillofacial trauma.