Dr. Evan Rabie - Maxillofacial and Oral Surgeon

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Dr. Evan Rabie - Maxillofacial and Oral Surgeon We offer surgery at the following hospitals and day clinics:

1. Netcare Unitas
2. Life Groenkloof
3. CureDay Erasmuskloof
4. Centurion Day Hospital
5.

We are a Maxillofacial and Oral Surgery service that is passionate about surgery, striving for excellence, building trust through integrity and respect for our patients. Kilnerpark Day Clinic

Things We Wish Every Patient KnewWe know that visiting a specialist can sometimes feel overwhelming. There may be new te...
16/10/2026

Things We Wish Every Patient Knew
We know that visiting a specialist can sometimes feel overwhelming. There may be new terminology, treatment options, and plenty of questions along the way.
So, here are a few things we want every patient to know:
πŸ’¬ Ask questions.
You don't need to understand everything at once.
❀️ Tell us what worries you.
Your concerns are an important part of your care.
πŸ‘€ Every patient is different.
Your treatment plan should be based on you and your individual needs.
❓ There are no β€œsilly” questions.
Good communication helps you feel informed and comfortable throughout your treatment journey.
Because healthcare isn't just about treating a condition.
Your care is a conversation.

HAPPY BOSS’S DAY! πŸ’™Behind every great team is a leader who inspires, supports, and leads by example.Today, we celebrate ...
16/10/2026

HAPPY BOSS’S DAY! πŸ’™

Behind every great team is a leader who inspires, supports, and leads by example.

Today, we celebrate Dr Evan Rabie and the dedication he brings to his patients, his team, and his profession.

Thank you for leading the way! 🦷✨

Your Mouth Can Sometimes Tell You When Something Has ChangedYour mouth isn't separate from the rest of your body.Changes...
13/10/2026

Your Mouth Can Sometimes Tell You When Something Has Changed
Your mouth isn't separate from the rest of your body.
Changes in your oral health can sometimes be a sign that something else needs attention.

For example:
* Persistent bad breath
May be associated with gum disease, dry mouth, or certain oral infections.

* Frequent bleeding gums
Can be a sign of gum inflammation or periodontal disease.

* Persistent mouth sores or unusual patches
Most aren't cancer, but persistent sores or unusual red/white patches can sometimes be a warning sign and should be checked.

* A constantly dry mouth
Can affect your teeth and increase the risk of oral infections and decay.
The important thing isn't to diagnose yourself.

It's to notice changes that persist and have them assessed by the appropriate healthcare professional.

11/10/2026

Myth vs Reality
MYTH.
A dental implant is designed to replace the root portion of a missing tooth β€” but it isn't maintenance-free.
Just like natural teeth, implants require good oral hygiene and regular professional care.
The tissues surrounding an implant can become inflamed or infected, which can affect the supporting tissues and, in some cases, the stability of the implant.
Looking after an implant includes:
🦷 Good brushing
🦷 Cleaning between your teeth
🦷 Regular dental check-ups
🦷 Following your surgeon's aftercare instructions
Thinking about dental implants? Treatment starts with an assessment of your bone, gums, bite, and overall oral health.
Have you heard an implant myth you'd like us to bust?
Drop it in the comments. πŸ‘‡

Why do orthodontists and maxillofacial surgeons work together? Braces can move teeth.But what happens when the problem i...
05/10/2026

Why do orthodontists and maxillofacial surgeons work together?
Braces can move teeth.
But what happens when the problem involves the position or structure of the jaw itself?
That's where orthodontists and maxillofacial surgeons may work together.
For some patients with complex bite problems, jaw discrepancies, or facial asymmetry, orthodontic treatment and corrective jaw surgery may form part of the same treatment plan.
The orthodontist focuses on tooth alignment, while the maxillofacial surgeon addresses the underlying jaw and facial structures when surgery is required.
Together, the goal is to improve both function and facial balance.

Celebrating the Dental Professionals Behind Every Smile Today we celebrate the dental professionals who help patients ma...
03/10/2026

Celebrating the Dental Professionals Behind Every Smile
Today we celebrate the dental professionals who help patients maintain their oral health, restore function, and feel confident in their smiles.
Maxillofacial surgery has its roots in dentistry, and complex patient care often involves collaboration between dentists, orthodontists, surgeons, and other healthcare professionals.
To all the dentists we work alongside, thank you for being part of the team.
And to our patients: your oral health is always a team effort.

World Smile Day 😊 A smile is one of the simplest ways we connect with the people around us.Harvey Ball, the artist behin...
02/10/2026

World Smile Day 😊
A smile is one of the simplest ways we connect with the people around us.
Harvey Ball, the artist behind the famous yellow smiley face, created World Smile Day as a reminder to spread kindness and make someone smile.
This World Smile Day, we're celebrating something a little more meaningful than just a smile:
Healthy smiles. Confident smiles. Smiles that help us connect.
What is something that always makes you smile?
Tell us in the comments. πŸ‘‡

Instead of va**ng or smoking, the latest craze, especially among younger people, is to use Ni****ne Pouches like Zyn or ...
30/09/2026

Instead of va**ng or smoking, the latest craze, especially among younger people, is to use Ni****ne Pouches like Zyn or Leukoplakia.

What Are Ni****ne Pouches?
They are small fabric sachets filled with ni****ne powder, flavourings, and plant fibres.
People place these sachets between their lip or cheek and the gums.
They are designed to release ni****ne through the mouth, directly into the bloodstream.
But what effects does this have on the Mouth?
Lack of Long-Term Data: Because these products are relatively new, scientists are not yet entirely sure.
Local Irritation: Some specialists and experts say that because you are holding a pouch in the same spot repeatedly, it might irritate, inflame, and destroy soft gum tissue.
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Smoking, va**ng, and ni****ne patches are very different when it comes to health risks. It’s about how ni****ne is deliv...
26/09/2026

Smoking, va**ng, and ni****ne patches are very different when it comes to health risks. It’s about how ni****ne is delivered and what else comes with it.
With smoking, to***co is burned, releasing toxic and cancer-causing chemicals. This is a major risk factor for head and neck cancers, particularly cancers of the mouth, throat and larynx.
Va**ng limits the toxic chemicals found in cigarette smoke, but it is not risk-free, and the long-term health effects are still being studied.
Ni****ne pouches are the latest craze, especially among the younger generation. This pouch (such as Zyn), is placed inside the mouth against the gums rather than the traditional ni****ne patches. Because the product is relatively new, current research has not yet proven a direct cause of oral cancer; there are still some negative effects. Experts warn they cause tissue damage and chronic inflammation that may raise future cancer risks.
So, in terms of harm:
Smoking β†’ highest risk
Va**ng β†’ less harmful than smoking, but not harmless
Ni****ne patches β†’ not yet determined
The best option for your health is ultimately not to smoke or v**e.
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Address

Netcare Unitas Hospital, 866 Clifton Avenue, Die Hoewes
Centurion
0157

Opening Hours

Monday 07:30 - 17:00
Tuesday 07:30 - 17:00
Wednesday 07:30 - 17:00
Thursday 07:30 - 17:00
Friday 07:30 - 14:00

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