Wisdom teeth removal is a surgical procedure to extract one or more third molars from the jawbone. It’s typically recommended if you are experiencing pain, infection, crowding, misalignment, or if there’s a risk of cysts or tumors developing. Often, wisdom teeth are removed in order to avoid these complications! Learn more about the best way forward for your specific situation when you meet with our team.
Dental implants are a popular and long-lasting solution for missing teeth. They provide a stable foundation for artificial teeth so they can look, feel, and function like natural teeth. Not everyone is a good candidate for dental implants, but alternatives like bridges and dentures are available. Let’s discuss the best options for you at your consultation apointment.
Single or Full mouth extractions involve the removal of all the teeth in a patient’s upper or lower jaw. This procedure is usually done under general anesthesia and is necessary for severe gum disease, extensive decay, trauma to the teeth, or a congenital condition. If you think you may need an extraction; It’s important to consult with an experienced dental surgeon to discuss your options and determine a customized treatment plan based on your specific needs.
Bone grafts can help restore lost or damaged bone due to tooth loss or extraction. They create a stable foundation for dental implants by bone. This can be done by regenerating lost bone using material from the patient, a donor, or synthetic sources. If you’re experiencing bone loss or require dental implants. It’s important to ask your oral surgeon about your options regarding bone grafting.
Soft tissue biopsies are an important tool used to diagnose or rule out oral lesions caused by various conditions; this includes infections, autoimmune disorders, and cancer. The procedure involves removing a small piece of soft tissue and sending it to a laboratory for analysis. Early detection and diagnosis of oral lesions can improve the chances of successful treatment and better outcomes, so don’t hesitate to reach out our office.
Lesion removal is the process of removing abnormal tissue growth in the mouth. These might be oral sores, cysts, or tumors and can cause pain, discomfort, and difficulty speaking or eating. If you have concerns about a lesion, it’s important to consult with an oral surgeon. Contact us today to set up an appointment
