Treatment

Although natural teeth are intended to last a lifetime, tooth extraction may be required for various reasons.

Dental implants are synthetic dental roots that are surgically implanted into the jawbone to replace lost teeth.

You’ll almost certainly require a wisdom tooth removal if it doesn’t have enough room to grow (impacted wisdom tooth), causing discomfort, infection, or other dental issues.

Bone augmentation, often called bone grafting, is a procedure to replace atrophied or missing bone in the jaw. This procedure is required when the jaw cannot incorporate dental implants successfully.

Full mouth reconstruction is a solution that transforms missing, decayed, or cosmetically damaged teeth into a new, fully-functioning, beautiful smile.

Oral pathology is a specialty of dentistry and maxillofacial surgery that diagnoses and treats diseases and disorders of the mouth, lower jaw, head, and neck.

Certain dental procedures will necessitate the use of IV sedation to increase the patient’s comfort and reduce the risk of pain during dental surgery.

The term “dental emergency” describes any situation requiring immediate medical attention to prevent further injury, relieve excruciating pain, or save a tooth.