We offer many different surgical procedures at our office. Here are descriptions of the most common:

Wisdom Teeth

When wisdom teeth are prevented from properly erupting, their extraction is necessary. These impacted teeth may cause many problems that can result in pain, infection, swelling, stiffness, and damage to adjacent teeth. The removal of the teeth usually resolves or prevents these issues.

Dental Implants

A dental implant is a surgical replacement for the roots of a tooth. Implants also help preserve facial structure, preventing bone deterioration that occurs when teeth are missing.

Impacted Canines

There are many different kinds of impacted teeth, and in turn a variety of different methods for dealing with each one.

Jaw Surgery

Corrective jaw surgery can help the jaw align correctly. It can also ensure that teeth function properly and improve facial appearance.

Oral Pathology

A clinical evaluation and diagnosis made by biopsy can explain discoloration, textural changes, or growths in your mouth.

Bone Grafting

A bone graft is a surgical procedure used to fix problems with bones or joints. As a result, bone grafting makes it possible to restore bone growth in the jaw, which can ensure use of the mouth.

Cleft Lip Palate

Cleft lip and palate procedures aim to close any gaps between the nose and mouth or lips, restore muscle function, and provide a normal shape to the mouth.

Facial Rejuvenation

Cosmetic facial rejuvenation treatments, like Botox, help to restore smoother lines to the face. They can also be helpful for patients that suffer from chronic migraines.

Facial Trauma

We treat a range of facial trauma injuries, including soft tissue injuries, bone injuries, and injuries localized to a specific region of the face.

Platelet Rich Plasma

Platelet rich plasma is a by-product of blood, or plasma, that is rich in platelets and permits the body to heal much faster. This makes it ideal for procedures such as bone grafts and dental implants.

Pre-Prosthetic Surgery

Patients that require a fixed bridge, removable denture, or other oral prosthesis may need surgery to ensure improved comfort and function.