An oral and maxillofacial surgeon is specially trained to perform many kinds of surgical procedures in and around the mouth, face and jaw. These surgeries include wisdom teeth removal, dental implant surgery, jaw realignment surgery and soft tissue repair. Thus, oral surgeons effectively bridge a gap between dentistry and medicine,
Many patients hear they lack the bone needed for dental implants. That is not the end of the road. At Texas Center for Oral Surgery & Dental Implants, board-certified surgeons use advanced planning, minimally invasive techniques, and an in-house digital lab to restore smiles safely and predictably. Our All-In-One Smile
If you’re suffering from the damaging effects of a missing tooth, you need to know that you have several options for replacement. Click to read and learn which is best for you. Your Replacement Options for a Missing Tooth If you have a missing tooth, you’re likely suffering from a
Whether wisdom teeth are impacted—meaning they have not yet erupted through your gum tissue—or not, having them removed necessarily involves surgery. This surgery is required to help you avoid future dental problems such as pain, infection, an abscess or damage to adjacent teeth. Like almost any other type of surgery,
Decayed second molar caused by impacted wisdom tooth Most adults have had wisdom tooth problems at some point in their life. How do you know if you need to have the teeth removed or not? The answer is not always dependent on whether or not you are experiencing tooth pain.
World Cancer Day is February 4, 2015. The team at Texas Center For Oral Surgery and Dental Implants wants you to know that early detection and prevention is the key when it comes to oral and pharyngeal cancer. What is Oral Cancer? Many other cancers are more well-known than oral/pharyngeal
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