Information About Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Services

Bone grafting replenishes areas of bone loss in the jaw to provide the necessary support for dental implants and restore facial shape and appearance.

Our dentists use advanced diagnostic tools and techniques when diagnosing and treating TMJ disorders to provide relief from pain and other symptoms.

Ridge preservation is a bone grafting procedure performed following a tooth extraction to restore the bone and preserve the site for a dental implant.

A sinus lift is an advanced bone grafting technique that enables patients who have tooth and bone loss in the upper jaw to receive dental implants.

Oral cancer, precancerous lesions, and other tissue abnormalities can be biopsied and treated with advanced diagnostics and specialized surgical care.

Wisdom teeth extractions remove impacted, infected, or decayed third molars to restore oral health and prevent the risk of additional dental concerns.

Dental implants replace damaged or missing teeth by integrating with the jawbone and are very similar to natural teeth in function and appearance.

Using precise surgical techniques, our dental surgeons treat head, neck, and facial pain that results from injury, trauma, and health conditions.

Bone morphogenetic protein (BMP) is an innovative procedure used to stimulate new bone growth in tooth extractions and bone grafting treatment areas.

Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) therapy is used in conjunction with oral surgeries to promote tissue regeneration and speed healing in treatment sites.

Our oral surgeons perform orthognathic jaw surgery to treat a protruded or recessed chin, bite misalignment, and other dental and skeletal conditions.

Impacted teeth can occur when there is not enough room in the mouth or the teeth are at an odd angle but can be treated for optimal oral health.

Anesthesia and sedation dentistry may be used for oral and maxillofacial treatments, as well as to help patients with anxiety remain calm and relaxed.