Facial trauma includes any damage to your face’s soft or hard tissue. In addition to being painful, trauma to your face can cause emotional distress, especially if it has altered the normal appearance of your face. At COOMSA, we understand that facial trauma can affect your smile and quality of life. Therefore, we are determined… Continue reading How to Tell If Your Facial Trauma Warrants Dental Correction
Category: Oral Surgery
What to Expect With Your First Visit to the Oral Surgeon
Do you have your first appointment with an oral and maxillofacial surgeon soon? You’ve probably been referred by your dentist, and you might be wondering how your visit with an oral surgeon will be different from a regular dental appointment. Oral and maxillofacial surgeons are specialists in treating health concerns with your teeth, gums, and… Continue reading What to Expect With Your First Visit to the Oral Surgeon
4 Cosmetic Treatments You Can Get Today to Improve Facial Aesthetics
Straight and beautifully white teeth can help improve your smile and your confidence. However, your teeth are only part of your facial aesthetics. If you are looking for ways to bring a youthful appearance back to your face, and not just your teeth, cosmetic treatments can help you reach your goals. There are several options… Continue reading 4 Cosmetic Treatments You Can Get Today to Improve Facial Aesthetics
Why Most People Remove Their Wisdom Teeth
For many people, having wisdom teeth removed is a part of growing up and can be seen as a rite of passage. These late-blooming molars don’t usually appear until adulthood and can cause unexpected problems. There are several valid reasons why wisdom teeth removal is a necessary procedure that can benefit your oral health for… Continue reading Why Most People Remove Their Wisdom Teeth
Dental Implants: 5 Signs You’re a Candidate
Dental implants have become a very popular dental option that can resolve common problems that plague many people. In addition, their natural appearance, performance, and low maintenance make them an extremely appealing option. If you’re wondering if dental implants could work for you, we will look at five situations that would qualify you as a… Continue reading Dental Implants: 5 Signs You’re a Candidate
Does It Hurt When You Get All-on-4?
When you are missing teeth or have extensive decay, it’s natural for you to be curious about your tooth replacement options. All-on-4 dental implants, also called Teeth in a Day, are a popular and effective alternative to standard dentures and bridges. If you’re interested in All-on-4, it may help to have some of your questions… Continue reading Does It Hurt When You Get All-on-4?
Prep for Dental Surgery with These 5 Tips
Like most things in life, planning ahead can make everything flow much easier. If you’re having dental surgery, then preparing yourself for the operation and for the post-surgery period will help the whole procedure run much smoother. Here are 5 tips to help you prepare for your dental surgery. 1. Understand the procedure. Before you… Continue reading Prep for Dental Surgery with These 5 Tips
The 4 Ways to Care for Your Mouth Post-Surgery
Anytime you have surgery, it’s important to look after yourself post-surgery. The same applies to oral surgery. Caring for your mouth is vital to proper healing. Being careful over the 48-72 hour post surgical period is crucial, as it allows the area that has been treated to start clotting. Generally, your mouth will heal completely… Continue reading The 4 Ways to Care for Your Mouth Post-Surgery
What Is Cone Beam Computed Tech (CBCT)?
Facial trauma and complex orthodontic problems have a far-reaching impact on people’s lives. It can affect all aspects of daily life, including body image and the ability to eat a normal diet. Getting a prompt treatment plan in place is vital so that any injury damage is repaired and lasting effects kept to a minimum.… Continue reading What Is Cone Beam Computed Tech (CBCT)?
Why You Need An Experienced Oral Surgeon to Treat Your Maxillofacial Trauma
Maxillofacial trauma is devastating, both physically and emotionally. Once the injuries you’ve sustained are stabilized, finding a reputable and skilled oral surgeon to perform the needed corrective and restorative surgeries is essential for having the best outcome possible. What is maxillofacial trauma? “Maxillofacial trauma” is used to describe injuries to the face, mouth, and jaw.… Continue reading Why You Need An Experienced Oral Surgeon to Treat Your Maxillofacial Trauma