Oral & Maxillofacial Conditions

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Our board-certified oral and maxillofacial surgeons at Rancho Del Rey Oral & Facial Surgery specialize in diagnosing and treating a wide range of conditions that affect the teeth, jaws, face, and oral tissues. Whether you are experiencing discomfort, injury, or cosmetic concerns, we provide advanced surgical care tailored to restore function and support long-term oral health.

Missing Teeth

Tooth loss can impact your ability to chew, speak, and smile with confidence. We offer dental implants, single-tooth replacements, and full-arch restorations like All-on-4 to restore stability and natural appearance.

Jawbone Loss

When teeth are missing for an extended time, the jawbone may begin to deteriorate. We perform bone grafting, ridge augmentation, sinus lifts, and socket preservation procedures to rebuild the foundation for future implants and maintain facial structure.

Facial Trauma

Facial injuries from accidents or sports can involve broken bones, damaged teeth, or soft tissue wounds. Our team is highly trained in facial trauma care, offering surgical repair and reconstruction to restore both form and function.

Gummy Smile

An overly prominent gum line can affect smile aesthetics. We may recommend lip repositioning, jaw surgery, or collaboration with your orthodontist to create a more balanced appearance.

TMJ Disorder

Pain, clicking, or limited movement in the jaw may point to a TMJ disorder. We offer customized treatment options, including conservative care and, when necessary, surgical TMJ therapy to relieve discomfort and improve jaw function.

Chin Ptosis

Sagging of the chin’s soft tissue — known as chin ptosis — can occur due to aging or structural changes. Our jaw contouring procedures can lift and reshape the area for a more defined profile.

“Very happy with procedure and staff was very helpful and kind they made me feel comfortable and satisfied with everything.”

- Metro P.

Crooked Chin

A misaligned or asymmetrical chin can impact facial harmony. Depending on the cause, we may recommend jaw surgery or chin reshaping to realign the lower face.

Mucocele

Mucoceles are fluid-filled cysts caused by blocked salivary glands, often from lip trauma. While usually harmless, persistent cases may need removal. We offer in-office treatment to relieve symptoms and confirm the diagnosis.

Skeletal Deformity

Jaw and facial deformities may be congenital or injury-related. Our surgeons perform orthognathic (jaw) surgery and facial reconstruction to correct alignment, enhance appearance, and improve function.

Discover the Best Treatment for Your Condition

If you’re experiencing discomfort, have concerns about your oral health, or have been referred for evaluation, our experienced surgeons are here to help. Contact our office to schedule a consultation and find out which treatment option is right for you.