Procedures

A dental implant is a strong, natural-looking solution for missing or failing teeth that restores your smile’s appearance and function.

Third molars develop in the back of your mouth and should be removed to protect you from infection, misalignment, pain, and more.

Third molars develop in the back of your mouth and should be removed to protect you from infection, misalignment, pain, and more.

Corrective jaw surgery surgically repositions the jaws to create proper alignment, alleviate facial pain, and produce better facial harmony.

Oral surgeons treat facial injuries, ensuring the head, neck, face, and jaws heal well and regain proper function.

Infants born with clefts, or gaps, in the lip or roof of the mouth require surgery to allow for proper oral function and pleasing facial aesthetics.

Four dental implant posts can support a fixed denture in one or both arches, resulting in a new, fully functioning smile.

A frenectomy resizes the membrane that connects surfaces of the mouth together, resulting in proper eating, speaking, and dental alignment.

We perform this procedure to remove the infected tooth’s root tip, or apex, and seal the root to prevent the infection from spreading.

The goal of this procedure is to prepare the mouth for a dental prosthesis by smoothing bony edges for an optimum and comfortable fit.

Oral surgeons surgically expose an impacted canine tooth so an orthodontist can help guide it into its proper position in the dental arch.

Bone and soft tissue grafting helps rebuild weakened bone, allowing more people to become candidates for dental implants.