Procedures
Everything below happens here, from the first scan to the last follow-up. Some of it is routine and some of it takes a year, and either way you will know what is happening and why at every step. Come in, and we will tell you plainly what your mouth needs.
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Dental Implants
A titanium post takes the place of the root, so the jawbone keeps its job and the tooth on top has something solid to hold.
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Wisdom Teeth Removal
Third molars arrive into a jaw that ran out of room years earlier. Taken out early, it is a smaller procedure with a shorter recovery.
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Bone Grafting
Rebuilds jawbone that has thinned over time, so a site that could not hold an implant can hold one.
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Facial Trauma
Jaw and facial injuries have to heal in the right position. Setting them correctly now is what prevents bite and joint problems later.
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Full Mouth Reconstruction
When enough goes wrong at once, fixing one tooth at a time stops working. The upper and lower jaws are rebuilt together, as one plan.
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Tooth Extraction
When a tooth is too damaged to save, or is standing in the way of orthodontic work, removing it cleanly protects everything around it.
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Sleep Apnea Treatment
The airway narrows or collapses during sleep because of how the jaw and soft tissue are positioned. Oral appliances and surgical correction address that structure directly, rather than managing the symptoms around it.
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Platelet-Rich Fibrin
A small sample of the patient's own blood is spun down to concentrate its healing factors. Placed at a surgical site, it speeds recovery without adding anything foreign to the body.
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Sinus Lift
The upper jaw's back teeth sit close to the sinus floor, which leaves little bone once those teeth are lost. Lifting the sinus membrane and grafting beneath it creates the height an implant needs.
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Ridge Augmentation
A jawbone that has narrowed after tooth loss cannot support an implant on its own. Grafting rebuilds its width and shape so the site is ready to hold one.
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TMJ Treatment & Evaluation
Jaw pain, clicking, and locking usually trace back to the joint itself, not just the teeth around it. An evaluation finds the cause first, so treatment addresses the joint rather than the symptoms.
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Botox
Overactive jaw muscles are behind a lot of grinding, clenching, and chronic tension headaches. Botox relaxes those muscles directly, without touching the joint or the teeth.
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Oral Pathology
Not every lump, sore, or discoloration in the mouth is harmless, and most cannot be diagnosed by looking alone. A biopsy identifies what it actually is, while it is still easy to treat.
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Sedation
Anxiety, a long procedure, or multiple sites of work can make staying still and comfortable difficult. IV sedation removes that barrier, so the visit passes without the patient tracking it.
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Hospital & Surgical Care
Some conditions need more than a dental chair can provide, from complex trauma to reconstructive cases. Hospital-based care puts full surgical resources and anesthesia support behind those procedures.
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Full Arch Implants
A full arch of teeth is fixed to a small number of implants instead of one per tooth. Nothing comes out at night, and nothing shifts while chewing.