Oral Surgery
Trusted by patients across our network for safe, experienced oral surgery care, from first consultation to full recovery.
What Is Oral Surgery?
Oral surgery encompasses a wide range of procedures involving the teeth, gums, jaw, and surrounding oral structures. These treatments are often recommended to address infection, remove damaged or impacted teeth, prepare for dental implants, or improve long-term oral health and function. Before treatment, we take the time to thoroughly explain your diagnosis, treatment options, sedation choices, and post-operative instructions so you can feel informed and confident in your care.
Oral surgery is performed by experienced specialists utilizing advanced diagnostic technology and evidence-based surgical techniques. Whether you require a routine tooth extraction or a more complex surgical procedure, our team is committed to providing precise treatment, clear communication, and exceptional patient care throughout every stage of the process.
Signs You May Need Oral Surgery
Impacted wisdom teeth
Pain or pressure at the back of your mouth, often worsening over time.
Persistent jaw pain
Ongoing jaw discomfort, difficulty opening your mouth, or clicking sounds.
Oral lesion or growth
Any unusual sore, lump, or tissue change that hasn't healed within two weeks.
Preparing for implants
Bone grafting or extractions may be needed before an implant can be placed.
Bite or jaw misalignment
Difficulty chewing, speaking, or breathing due to jaw structure issues.
Dentist referral
Your general dentist has recommended you see an oral surgery specialist.
Oral Surgery Procedures
Wisdom Teeth Removal
Safe extraction of impacted or problematic wisdom teeth, one of the most common procedures we perform across all our locations.
Learn more →Biopsies
Oral tissue sampling to evaluate unusual sores, lesions, or growths for diagnostic purposes.
Learn more →Frenectomies
Surgical release of restrictive tissue connecting the lip, cheek, or tongue, commonly performed for tongue tie.
Learn more →Orthognathic Procedures
Corrective jaw surgery to address misalignment, improving function, appearance, and long-term oral health.
Learn more →Full Mouth Reconstruction
A comprehensive treatment plan combining surgical and restorative procedures to fully restore function and aesthetics.
Learn more →Full-Arch Implant Solutions (All-on-4)
Full-arch implant-supported teeth placed in a single appointment, a permanent alternative to traditional dentures.
Learn more →Planning for dental implants? Many implant patients begin with an oral surgery procedure such as an extraction or bone graft. Learn about the full implants process and how it connects to your surgical care.
Explore ImplantsInsurance & financing: Most Smart Dental Network locations accept major insurance plans. Ask your location about flexible payment and financing options available to you.
Referred By Your Dentist?
Many of our oral surgery patients arrive via referral. Here's how to make your first visit as smooth as possible.
What to bring to your first oral surgery consultation
Having your dental records on hand helps your Smart Dental Network specialist get up to speed quickly. Your oral surgeon may also need additional imaging, such as a cone beam or 3D X-ray, taken at the time of your visit.
- Your referral letter or dentist's notes
- A list of current medications and any known allergies
- Your insurance card and a valid photo ID
Experienced Care From Consultation to Recovery
Oral surgery is a significant step, and our specialists understand that. At every Smart Dental Network location, you will work with an experienced provider who takes the time to walk you through your procedure, address your concerns, and support you through every stage of
your care.
Every Smart Dental Network oral surgery provider is experienced in both routine and complex procedures, so you are always in skilled, confident hands.
Most oral surgery procedures are outpatient, meaning you go home the same day with clear aftercare instructions from your care team.
Before your procedure begins, your provider will address every question about anesthesia, recovery, and next steps so you feel
fully prepared.
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