Did you know our oral surgeons offer cosmetic procedures that can help you fight the effects of premature aging and maintain a more youthful appearance? Our practice offers popular non-surgical, injectable treatments including Botox, Juvéderm, and Kybella. Botox Botox is a non-surgical treatment to reduce the appearance...
Oral health conditions like gum disease or oral cancer could wreck your wellbeing and even take your life if left untreated. While many oral health conditions can be diagnosed and treated by a dentist, visiting a specialist such as an oral surgeon or periodontist may...
Choosing an oral surgeon can seem daunting at first, but it doesn’t need to be an anxiety-provoking experience. Whatever the reason that you need oral surgery, weighing just a handful of concerns can help you pick the right provider. Reasons For Consulting With An Oral Surgeon Why...
Patients are considering a number of concerns as they prepare for oral surgery, and cost is one of those issues. While insurance coverage varies from plan to plan, many insurers will pay for or reimburse the patient for at least some costs associated with oral...
Technology touches on every aspect of care from an oral surgeon, from patient records to imaging to surgical procedures themselves. Modern technology, such as CBCT imaging, helps to make surgical procedures more predictable and efficient. When an oral surgery practice features state-of-the-art technology, it also indicates...
Various changes over time can detract from your facial appearance, but fortunately, certain cosmetic procedures can help to restore a more youthful aesthetic. Working with an oral surgeon to plan for these cosmetic treatments can be valuable, as these specialists have expertise in balancing the facial...
A supernumerary tooth is an extra tooth. Most adults have about 32 permanent teeth while children typically have 20 deciduous teeth. The eruption of extra teeth is a disorder called hyperdontia. Affecting up to four percent of the population, hyperdontia can lead to a number...
Has your dentist recommended that you see an oral surgeon? If so, you might be wondering what an oral and maxillofacial surgeon (OMS) does and why it is necessary to receive oral surgery from a specialist. An OMS possesses advanced education and training to provide...
Your teeth are tremendous tools that help you chew, speak and look good. You may be well-acquainted with your pearly whites and think that you know a lot about this essential body part, but here are some facts that may surprise you. It’s important to...
Chronic headaches and migraines can be debilitating to patients, but an oral surgeon can help to relieve your symptoms by administering Botox. It may seem unusual to consult with this type of specialist for a problem that is not necessarily related to a patient’s dental...