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Oral Surgery In Phoenix & Gilbert, AZ

About Oral Surgery

Advanced, cutting-edge procedures for better patient care. Missing teeth? Experiencing jaw pain? Embarrassing smile? An oral surgeon at Dental Specialty Associates can correct your problems and make your smile beautiful again!

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What Does An Oral Surgeon Do?

An oral surgeon is an expert in the care of the face and neck and treating problems such as jaw pain or tooth loss through advanced techniques and procedures.

They can transform the appearance and function of someone’s mouth through a variety of procedures such as corrective jaw surgery and facial trauma surgery. These procedures are designed to restore the health and function of your smile and improve the aesthetics of your profile and overall appearance.

Through technologically advanced oral and maxillofacial surgical procedures, as well as oral pathology exams, our Phoenix & Gilbert doctors can diagnose oral health problems and recommend solutions to restore their mouths and jaws.

What to Expect during Oral Surgery at Dental Specialty Associates

As the leading provider of oral surgery in Gilbert and Phoenix Arizona, we take pride in being transparent and open about our process. Click the video to learn more about what to expect during your visit for any oral surgery.

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(480) 553-9676

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(602) 962-7558

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Why Should I Choose An Oral Surgeon?

Oral maxillofacial surgeons have advanced training beyond dental school that involves four additional years of hospital based oral and maxillofacial surgery residency. This additional schooling makes an oral surgeon an experts in performing the following treatments:

Oral Surgery Procedures

A bone graft may be necessary to protect the future of the teeth and gums when bone density drops below a certain level. Bone grafts can be taken from the patient, from another human (usually a cadaver) or an animal source.

Bone grafting procedures that are done within the upper portion of your mouth are referred to as sinus lifts or augmentations. This is because the sinus cavities are located next to the areas where the oral surgeon will be working.

If you are one of the many people with at least one missing tooth, you may require ridge augmentation. During this procedure, an oral surgeon will reshape the area where the natural tooth once sat, creating a more attractive and healthy contour.

When a natural tooth can no longer be kept in place due to advanced decay, cracks or other reasons, an extraction may be indicated. During this process, the oral surgeon will use an anesthetic to make certain the patient is comfortable. After the tooth extraction site has healed, the patient may be referred to a prosthodontist for dental implants.

Oral surgeons are specialists in the treatment of facial injuries and have completed many additional years of schooling beyond dental school in the management and long-term treatment of facial trauma. Our oral surgeons are able to expertly treat facial lacerations, intra oral lacerations, knocked out (avulsed) teeth, fractured facial bones (cheek, nose, eye), and fractured jaws (upper or lower).

A surgeon may perform orthognathic surgery, or jaw surgery, when the upper and lower jaw do not meet correctly or if the teeth do not fit with the jaws. Corrective jaw surgery repositions a misaligned jaw and allows the teeth to function properly and improves the aesthetics of a person’s smile.

Wisdom teeth extraction is performed to remove the third set of adult molars. Adults typically have their third set of molars by the age of 18 and many people experience pain or discomfort as the third set of molars grows in. Wisdom teeth can cause misalignment of the teeth as the other teeth shift and move to make room for the wisdom teeth.

They may also grow sideways, partially emerge, or remain trapped below the gums in the bone. However wisdom teeth erupt, they rarely grow in without causing issues to the surrounding teeth and jaw. Wisdom teeth extraction helps prevent these issues by removing the teeth before they have the opportunity to erupt or when they partially erupt.

Our specialists practice many types of dental implant procedures depending on the needs of the patient. One of the most widely appreciated is All-on-4 implants from the manufacturing and training experts at Nobel Biocare. These revolutionary implants are ideal for people who have lost several teeth in a row, and who want a fast way to get a natural appearance.

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Contact Us

If you need dental services, call Dental Specialty Associates. We proudly assist patients in Phoenix, AZ, and Gilbert, AZ with a variety of services for oral care. Whether you need dental implants, tooth extraction, or prosthodontics, we are here to help. Phoenix patients can call our office at (602) 962-7558. Gilbert residents can reach us at (480) 553-9676

Dental Specialty Associates
of Phoenix

4216 N 44th St.
Phoenix, AZ 85018

[email protected]

Call Today: (602) 962-7558