Oral Surgery
Whether you’ve been referred by your dentist or are exploring treatment options on your own, our oral surgery team provides the specialized care needed to address complex dental and facial concerns. We perform a variety of procedures right here in the office — combining efficiency with high-level expertise to help patients heal faster, feel better, and move forward with confidence. From extractions and dental implants to pediatric care and sedation options, we offer advanced solutions tailored to your individual needs. We also strive to accommodate same-day surgery whenever possible to ensure patients receive timely care when they need it most.
Teeth Extractions
When a tooth is severely damaged or poses a risk to surrounding teeth, an extraction may be necessary. We perform both simple and complex extractions with precision and focus on minimizing discomfort. Tooth removal is also the first point at which we discuss bone grafting, since this can help preserve jawbone structure for future dental implants or other treatments.
Extractions can be performed while you are awake with local anesthesia or asleep under deeper sedation, depending on your comfort level. Our team provides a supportive, comfortable environment throughout your procedure and includes appropriate follow-up care to ensure proper healing.
Full-Arch Restorations
Patients missing most or all teeth can benefit from full-arch implant solutions like All-on-4 or All-on-6. These fixed, full-mouth restorations restore oral function and aesthetics with fewer implants than traditional methods.
Sedation & Anesthesia
We provide several sedation options, including IV sedation and general anesthesia, to keep you relaxed and pain-free during surgery. Your safety and comfort are always our top priorities.
Oral Pathology
Abnormal growths, lesions, or persistent sores in the mouth may require evaluation by an oral surgeon. We offer expert diagnosis and biopsy procedures to rule out or treat serious conditions early. Our surgeons treat a wide range of head and neck conditions, from soft tissue lesions such as skin tags and fibromas to hard tissue lesions and cysts of the jaw. These may be benign or malignant in nature. When tissue removal is required, pathologic reconstruction can also be performed to restore function.
Pediatric Oral Surgery
Children needing oral surgery deserve specialized care in a supportive environment. We treat pediatric concerns such as impacted teeth, extractions, and oral developmental issues with a gentle, patient-focused approach.
Impacted Canines
When canine teeth don’t erupt properly and become trapped beneath the gum or bone, surgical exposure may be necessary. Our surgeons can uncover the impacted tooth to help facilitate proper eruption and allow for further treatment by your general dentist or orthodontist if needed.