Most patients reach us on a referral from their dentist or orthodontist. These are the procedures we perform.
Extractions and wisdom teeth
Wisdom teeth
Third molars, impacted, angled, or still under bone.
Extractions
We remove teeth that are broken, beyond restoring, or crowding the arch.
Exposure and bonding
For a tooth that has not come through on its own. We uncover it and bond a bracket to it, so your orthodontist can draw it into position.
Restoring what is missing
Dental implants
A titanium fixture set into the jaw to carry a crown, bridge or denture.
Bone grafting
The ridge thins when a tooth has been missing a while, leaving an implant nothing to hold. Grafting rebuilds it.
Sinus lift
We add height beneath the sinus floor in the upper back jaw so we can place an implant safely.
Pain, infection and diagnosis
Tooth pain or infection
We find the source and treat it, abscesses and non-vital teeth included.
Oral pathology
We examine and biopsy sores, lumps and patches that have not healed on their own.
Emergency treatment
We handle swelling, broken teeth, bleeding, and anything that goes wrong after surgery.
Facial trauma
Treats all hard-tissue and soft-tissue trauma, including trauma to the forehead, eye sockets, cheeks, and upper and lower jaw.
Jaw surgery
Treats overbites, underbites, crossbites, sleep apnea caused by skeletal deformities, and chin deformities in patients seeking surgical correction.
Your anesthesia
Your surgeon selects the anesthetic to suit you and the procedure.
Local anesthetic
We numb the area. You stay fully awake, and you drive yourself home afterward.
Oral conscious sedation
You take medication before the appointment. It leaves you calm and drowsy, awake enough to respond, and you will remember little of the visit.
General anesthesia
Your surgeon administers it here in the office and you sleep through the procedure. Plan for a pre-operative consultation, nothing by mouth after midnight, and an adult to drive you home.
