Bone grafting is essential when bone loss affects your ability to receive dental implants or maintain oral health. This procedure reinforces your jawbone, creating a strong foundation for future restorations. Our bone grafting processes are safe and promote the long-term stability of your jaws. 

<a href="/services/tooth-extraction">Tooth extraction</a> is sometimes necessary when a tooth is too damaged to be saved or is causing overcrowding, infection, or pain. While preserving natural teeth is always a priority, extractions help prevent further complications and improve overall dental health. The dentist will assess your teeth to suggest a simple or a surgical extraction for the best outcomes.  

Bone Grafting 

Tooth Extraction 

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A surgical dentist is trained for multiple dental procedures, such as tooth extractions, corrective jaw surgery, cleft palate repair, bone grafting, and dental implant placement. Moreover, they can also help people with oral cancer or facial trauma.

What can a surgical dentist do? 

Patients with severe dental issues, facial injuries, jaw misalignment, or conditions like obstructive sleep apnea may require oral and maxillofacial surgery. It is also essential for those who need bone grafting or dental implants. 

Who needs oral and maxillofacial surgery?

Yes, surgical dentistry plays a role in cosmetic and restorative treatments. Procedures like dental implants, jaw realignment, and soft tissue corrections can enhance the aesthetics of your face for a more confident smile. 

Can surgical dentistry help with cosmetic concerns? 

The healing process and recovery are entirely unique to the case. Most patients experience mild swelling and discomfort for a few days. Your dentist will provide specific guidelines for post-procedure care based on your treatment.

What does recovery from a surgical procedure look like? 

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While general dentists can remove teeth that are easily accessible, surgical dentists handle more complicated extractions. This includes impacted wisdom teeth that are stuck under the gums or bone, broken teeth with little structure remaining above the gum line, etc.  

Complex Tooth Removal 

Bone grafting is a procedure used to rebuild a lost jawbone. Bone grafts use material from the patient's own body, a donor, or synthetic sources to correct bone deterioration. General dentists do not perform this procedure, as it requires specialized surgical training.

Jaw Restoration 

Surgical dentistry can address significant jaw misalignments through orthognathic (corrective jaw) surgery. This procedure helps patients with severe overbites, underbites, and asymmetrical jaw growth that affects their ability to chew, speak, or breathe properly.  

Correcting Facial Irregularities

Oral and maxillofacial surgeons are trained to handle severe facial injuries, cleft palate, tumors in the mouth or jaw, etc. These complex cases require surgical expertise beyond the scope of general dental care.  

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