If you have an upcoming dental surgery, you may be wondering about managing pain and potential anxiety. After all, even though your surgery may be necessary for your oral health, you might be feeling nervous about the procedure. Fortunately, you have options for anesthesia and sedation that can help you manage the pain and have…
DetailsAny type of surgery can cause someone to feel anxiety about the procedure. That’s why you might feel nervous about an upcoming oral surgery. Whether your treatment is for a facial injury, oral cancer, or tooth extraction or implantation, it’s very normal to feel apprehensive. Fortunately, there are ways to reduce your dental anxiety. Here…
DetailsAccording to a report from the CDC, one in four adults in the US suffers from untreated tooth decay. Looking after your dental health should be a top priority if you want your pearly whites to last you a lifetime. Understanding the anatomy of your teeth will help you care for your teeth better. In…
DetailsA properly aligned jaw helps you eat, sleep, and live life comfortably. But sometimes, the upper and lower jaws grow in different ways that can cause an underbite, overbite, or an open bite. Even eating a slice of pizza can be impossible, and the pain can be intolerable. The jaw misalignment might affect facial features,…
DetailsDental implants are a popular treatment for tooth loss. This intervention outperforms conventional appliances in different ways, but it’s still important for each patient to do their research and meet with an oral surgeon to determine if dental implants are the right choice for them. The Technology Behind Dental Implants Dental implants are unique because…
DetailsOur third molars, otherwise known as the “wisdom teeth,” are the largest teeth in our mouth. Therefore, they are highly likely to be impacted. As time has passed, the human jaw has evolved to become smaller, and most people don’t have enough room for the wisdom teeth to erupt properly. It’s important to know the…
DetailsBefore dental implants, it was simply not possible to replace the root structures of missing teeth. Other attempts to replicate the roots of teeth in the past were unable to provide the level of function that today’s dental implants can. Beyond replacing the roots of teeth, dental implants can support a variety of prosthetics like…
DetailsHaving your wisdom teeth removed has almost become a rite of passage for older teens and young adults, and understandably so. Impacted wisdom teeth can wreak havoc on your oral health, so many patients opt to have an oral surgeon extract these teeth to avoid their consequences. It is possible to determine whether the wisdom…
DetailsTooth loss is a real drag. Not only does it affect your appearance, it will ultimately affect your oral health and wellbeing. Fortunately, our oral surgeon can help. Our practice offers dental implants, which closely replicate the function of biological teeth. If you’re interested in learning more about dental implants, consider these lesser-known facts. Dental…
DetailsKeeping your wisdom teeth could contribute to uncomfortable oral health and quality of life issues. These teeth rarely emerge through the gums properly because they do not have adequate room to erupt. Since wisdom teeth commonly become impacted (“stuck” in the bone and/or gums), dental health professionals recommend that patients see an oral surgeon for…
DetailsWEARING MASKS WILL CONTINUE TO BE REQUIRED AT MIDTOWN ORAL SURGERY
In light of recent announcements from city, county, and state officials around mask mandates, we wanted to share the following:
Masks are still required for everyone entering our office, including those who have been vaccinated.
Why are we doing this?
Thank you for understanding, and for helping to protect our patients, families, and employees.