Mission Statement

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

As you know, oral and maxillofacial surgery is a dental specialty, in much the same way that orthopedic surgery is a specialty of the medical profession. Oral surgeons complete an additional 4-6 years of hospital-based residency training beyond the four years of general dental training. As part of their specialty training they study such diverse areas as anesthesia, head and neck surgery, pathology, and trauma.

We provide all forms of anesthesia including general anesthesia, comfort sedation and local anesthesia. Common Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Procedures:

	Dental implants
	Bone and tissue grafting
	Difficult extractions
	Removal of wisdom teeth
	Pediatric oral surgery
	Root canal surgery
	Crown lengthening
	Nerve repositioning
	Surgical exposure for orthodontics
	Biopsies and tumor removal
	Trauma (jaw fractures)
	Evaluation ant treatment for jaw deformities (orthognathic surgery)
	Jaw Fractures
	Orthognathic surgery (jaw reconstruction)

 

Our office is designed with a professional yet relaxed atmosphere to give our patients a sense of comfort and security. We are committed to the highest quality of care.