Information About Oral/Maxillofacial Surgery Services

A bone grafting procedure can be performed to strengthen and rebuild your jawbone prior to a secondary dental restoration treatment.

TMJ therapy may consist of several different treatment options in order to eliminate the unpleasant symptoms of temporomandibular joint dysfunction.

A ridge preservation procedure may be performed following tooth extraction in order to assure significant bone health before a dental implant.

A sinus lift procedure may be required prior to a dental restoration in order to create enough room for the implant to fit properly.

Oral pathology works by diagnosing oral cancer as soon as possible in order to provide the appropriate, effective treatment.

Wisdom teeth extractions are a common procedure performed to remove wisdom teeth before they cause future functional dental issues.

Dental implants are used for a long-lasting restoration to replace one or several missing teeth through surgically placed titanium posts.

Bone morphogenetic protein (BMP) is a state-of-the-art technique for regenerating bone growth prior to a secondary dental implant procedure.

Head, neck, and facial pain has several known causes and may be treated differently, depending upon the diagnosis and associated symptoms.

Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy can aid in the healing and regeneration process when combined with an additional surgical oral procedure.

Orthognathic (or corrective) jaw surgery is performed to treat jaw misalignment, a protruded or recessed chin, and other dental and skeletal concerns.

Impacted wisdom teeth, canines, or other teeth are trapped in the gum or bone tissues and may require treatment to help preserve your oral health.

Dental anesthesia and sedation may be necessary for providing comfortable oral surgery, as well as keeping patients calm and relaxed during treatment.