Oral surgery can be an intimidating experience, and it’s important to find a surgeon you can trust. The initial consultation is the perfect time to talk to the surgeon to determine if they are the right one for you. Keep reading to discover 7 important questions...
After successfully getting dental implants, you need to take steps to prevent gum disease. Without these steps, it’s possible to develop peri-implantitis, a form of gum disease caused by a buildup of plaque that affects the bone and tissue around the dental implant. Even though the...
Facial trauma is a common result of car accidents, sports injuries, falls, and violence. It includes soft tissue, dental, and bone injuries. Damage can range from a split lip to a smashed jaw and missing teeth. There is also the danger of permanent nerve damage. Since...
All-on-4 dental implants offer the security and longevity of an implant-supported dental bridge without extensive surgery or a lengthy process. For people who need a set of new teeth right away, this procedure makes it possible in just one day. Below, we will look at 6...
Many people avoid going to the dentist because of dental anxiety. Their fear of sitting in the dentist’s chair can cause them to skip dental visits — for years at a time, in extreme cases. By the time these people finally visit the dentist, they...
If you’re feeling self-conscious about your smile because of missing or decaying teeth, then all-on-4 implants are an effective and long-lasting solution. All-on-4 implants are a type of implant used to replace the entire arch of either the top or bottom teeth. A whole arch can...
Losing teeth can negatively affect a person’s confidence while also making it difficult to eat and speak. For patients feeling self-conscious or struggling with tooth loss, dental implants can improve their overall well-being. In this blog, we’re going to talk about all-on-4 dental implants and who...
When you’re preparing for oral surgery, it can help to know how long the recovery period will last. Planning for the healing process will help you optimize your recovery time, whether you’re having a tooth extraction or a dental implant procedure. It’s important to listen to...
Having your teeth removed might seem daunting. Here at COOMSA, we want to make your tooth extraction process comfortable and smooth, and one way to do that is by helping you prepare in advance. This can ease any anxiety while also helping you plan for...
Facial trauma is often very complicated and can require an oral surgeon. Maxillofacial trauma refers to bone, dental, and soft tissue injuries. Facial trauma can happen in many different ways, but the most common causes are road accidents, physical assaults, sports-related injuries, falls, and even gunshot...