Our oral surgeon takes our patients’ comfort very seriously. Since our practice provides a number of oral and maxillofacial surgery treatments including bone grafting, dental implants placement, and wisdom teeth removal, it’s important to ensure that our guests are relaxed and comfortable during treatment. We offer sedation dentistry for ideal emotional and physical comfort. Sedation…
DetailsHas your dentist recommended that you visit an oral surgeon for wisdom teeth extraction? If so, it is important to act quickly. Keeping your wisdom teeth could lead to serious oral health problems and a reduced quality of life. Following you’ll find answers to common questions about this necessary procedure. What are wisdom teeth and…
DetailsBefore dental implants were widely available, patients had to settle for tooth replacements that were structurally incomplete and often inadequate. Standard fixed dental bridges and dentures would lose their fit as the jawbone slowly eroded. They often required patients to adjust their dietary intake significantly because the appliances were ineffective at chewing some types of…
DetailsSedation dentistry is a comfort amenity that promotes a relaxed and positive experience for oral health treatments. Using sedatives and anesthetic medication greatly improves physical and emotional comfort – especially for longer, more invasive procedures like wisdom teeth removal, bone grafting, and the placement of dental implants. Our oral surgeon administers different kinds of sedation,…
DetailsTeeth become impacted when they cannot erupt properly into the smile. The impaction may occur in the bone or in the soft tissue. A soft tissue impacted tooth has emerged through the bone but continues to be covered by gum tissue. Wisdom teeth are particularly prone to this issue, as many people do not…
DetailsCongenitally missing teeth are not that uncommon. There are multiple solutions; your dentist will consult with you to determine the best course of action. In many cases, wonderful success has been enjoyed through the use of dental implants. Of course, there are many considerations that go into the decision … how big is the opening…
DetailsThere are different types of sedation used in dentistry; the procedure involved will dictate what is appropriate for you. Minor procedures and anxious patients may only require nitrous oxide where the patient relaxes into a mild state of euphoria. Oral sedation is more appropriate for extremely anxious patients or those that cannot sit or recline…
DetailsAt some point, all of us will probably face wisdom teeth extraction. This last set of molars typically emerges in our late teens or early twenties. In most cases, there is not enough room for them in the mouth, and they must be extracted. What Are Wisdom Teeth? Wisdom teeth are the fourth set of…
DetailsIf you’re only missing one or two teeth, you may feel that having them replaced would be unnecessary and expensive. However, if you leave open spaces in your mouth, you could experience long-term problems that will be more uncomfortable and far more expensive than tooth replacement. One way to avoid these long-term problems is to…
DetailsIf you have been experiencing tooth pain but have not seen the dentist due to dental anxiety, sedation dentistry can help. Sedation can help you stay comfortable and stress-free while you get a chance to catch up on any neglected dental work, including complicated issues like tooth extractions or complex restorations. What is Sedation Dentistry…
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