Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery in Fairfield
Oral surgery can address conditions affecting the teeth, mouth, jaw, and surrounding facial structures. At Green Valley Oral Surgery & Dental Implant Center, we help patients understand their treatment options and make informed decisions about their care.
From tooth extractions and evaluation of oral tissue changes to jaw concerns and denture preparation, our team provides consultations and surgical care based on each patient’s individual needs. Below, explore the oral surgery services and patient resources available through our Fairfield practice.
Not sure which service you need? Our team can help you arrange an evaluation and discuss the next step. Call (707) 800-3114 or contact our Fairfield office.
Oral Surgery Procedures
Every patient and procedure is different. Select a treatment below to learn more about what it may involve and when an evaluation can be helpful.
Tooth Extractions
Tooth removal may be recommended when a tooth cannot be preserved or when removing it is part of a larger treatment plan. Your surgeon will evaluate the tooth and surrounding tissues, explain the procedure, and discuss recovery instructions.
Oral Pathology
Changes inside the mouth, such as persistent sores, unusual patches, or a lump, deserve professional attention. An oral and maxillofacial surgeon can assess suspicious findings and recommend further evaluation when appropriate.
TMJ Disorders
The temporomandibular joints help you open, close, and move your jaw. Jaw discomfort, clicking, or difficulty opening your mouth can have several causes. An assessment can help determine which treatment options may be appropriate.
Facial Trauma
Injuries involving the teeth, jaw, or facial tissues may require specialized assessment. Care depends on the type and severity of the injury and may involve collaboration with other medical professionals.
Pre-Prosthetic Surgery
Some patients need preparation of the gum or bone before receiving dentures or another dental prosthesis. Procedures may include reshaping an uneven bone ridge or removing excess tissue to help improve the fit of the restoration.