Say Goodbye to Pain and Hello to a Healthier Smile!
We take a closer look at what tooth extraction is, why it’s important, and what you can expect before and after this treatment.
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Why You Should See an Oral Surgeon for Tooth Extractions
When it comes to tooth extractions, it’s crucial to seek the expertise of an oral surgeon rather than a general dentist. While general dentists are skilled professionals, oral surgeons specialize in complex oral surgery procedures, ensuring the safest and most effective treatment for patients
Tips To Care for Your Dental Implants
If you want your dental implants to last, it’s important to care for them properly. Here are some tips for dental implant care.
Immediate Loading Vs. All-on-4 Implants — What’s the Difference?
We explore and compare the characteristics, benefits and considerations of immediate loading vs All-on-4 dental implants.
Wisdom Teeth Removal: When Is the Right Time?
If you are experiencing problems with your wisdom teeth, it is best to see an oral surgeon for evaluation. Let’s explore the signs it’s time to get your wisdom teeth removed.
What To Expect During Oral Surgery
Preparation is always key to a smoother and less stressful dental procedure. We look at what happens before, during and after oral surgery.
When and Why to Consider Wisdom Teeth Removal
Learn about the when and why of wisdom teeth removal. Discover the common reasons for removal, the procedure, recovery, and aftercare tips.
Am I a Good Teeth-in-a-Day Candidate?
Dental implants are a great solution for tooth loss, but the time required to implement them may seem daunting. Good news: teeth-in-a-day services exist.
What Is the Difference Between an Endodontist and an Oral Surgeon?
Dental specialists: what is an endodontist vs an oral surgeon? What are the differences? Who is the best trained option to choose.
When To See An Oral Surgeon For TMJ Pain
Dental problems can be excruciating, and when you’re dealing with temporomandibular joint (TMJ) pain, you may need to see an oral surgeon.
TMJ pain can be caused by a number of different things, and an oral surgeon will be able to determine the cause and provide you with the proper treatment.