Our Oral Surgery Services

Alveoplasty smooths and reshapes the jawbone, typically performed after tooth extraction to prepare the mouth for dentures or other dental appliances.

An apicoectomy is an endodontic procedure done to remove the end of a tooth root and might be necessary to save a damaged tooth.

A bone graft replenishes bone that is lacking in your jaw to strengthen existing teeth or support an oral restoration.

Dental implants are an ideal choice to replace missing or compromised teeth in order to restore and enhance the functionality of your teeth.

A frenectomy is performed to remove or adjust a small fold of tissue in the mouth to improve oral function, speech, tongue movement, and more.

Impacted teeth are caught in the bone or gums and cannot emerge correctly. Without attention, this might impact your dental wellness.

Oral pathology is a specialized field of dentistry focused on diagnosing and evaluating abnormal tissues and conditions that affect the mouth.

Proper pre- and post-surgical care is essential for ensuring a smooth procedure, minimizing complications, and promoting faster, smoother healing.

IV (intravenous) sedation may be useful for those who experience moderate to severe dental anxiety when receiving oral treatments.

Tori removal is performed to eliminate excess bone growths in the mouth, to improve comfort, oral function, or to prepare for dental restorations.

When your wisdom teeth emerge, you may need wisdom tooth removal to support the health of your smile and avoid tooth shifting.