Dental implants make for incredibly lifelike and durable replacement teeth. These prosthetics address more than just the structure of a missing tooth above the gum line; they also replace the roots of teeth. Moreover, dental implants help prevent the loss of more teeth by supporting...
Sleep apnea is a common health condition that often goes undetected and untreated. Since the condition affects someone when they are sleeping, they are often unable to notice its symptoms. Fortunately, more and more people are receiving treatment for this condition now that sleep apnea...
Are you considering dental implants as a tooth replacement option? A dental implant is used to replace the lost root of a tooth and act as an anchor for a prosthetic such as a dental crown or bridge. Receiving dental implants does require oral surgery...
Has your dentist or family practitioner recommended that you visit an oral surgeon? Perhaps your doctor or dentist has told you that you will likely need oral surgery. An oral and maxillofacial surgeon is a specialist who provides many treatments including the placement of dental...
The removal of wisdom teeth is a common oral surgery that helps preserve oral health and prevent complications associated with the eruption of third molars (wisdom teeth). Wisdom teeth are not needed for optimal oral function. In fact, keeping wisdom teeth can decrease oral function...
Implant dentistry has revolutionized the way that oral healthcare professionals treat and address tooth loss in adulthood. Dental implants are the most biocompatible and lifelike alternative to natural teeth available. Our oral surgeons place dental implants to improve quality of life, restore oral function, and...
Having wisdom teeth removed is a very common oral surgery procedure. While some patients can retain their wisdom teeth without complications, our oral surgeons normally recommend their removal because most of the time, wisdom tooth retention leads to oral health problems including orthodontic issues, infections,...
Like other medical specialties, anesthesia and sedation are often necessary to perform precise and comfortable treatment to patients. Our oral surgeons utilize different types of sedation methods such as IV sedation and oral sedatives. When oral surgery is invasive, lengthy, or especially complex, our team...
TMJ disorder is a pervasive oral health condition that can affect a person’s everyday life. Affecting the temporomandibular joint(s), TMJ disorder produces frequent pain and reduces one’s ability to speak and chew comfortably. Surgery is often reserved as a last line of treatment when less...
Obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) is a common sleep condition that affects a person’s ability to breathe properly during sleep. This condition ranges in severity and can be caused by oral and nasal obstructions. Some lifestyle factors can exacerbate obstructive sleep apnea, too. Fortunately, there is...
