Prognathism is a condition where the upper or lower jaw protrudes further out than the other. Classified as a malocclusion, prognathism can present problems with oral function along with worn… read more →
Patients who experience tooth loss may need to get treatment such as dental implants or a conventional dental bridge or denture. Tooth loss is most commonly caused by oral diseases,… read more →
A soft tissue impacted tooth means that the crown of the tooth has moved through the jawbone but it is stuck in the gums so it has not fully emerged… read more →
Corrective jaw surgery is a procedure that is performed by an oral surgeon. An oral and maxillofacial surgeon (OMS) is a specialist that is trained to reconstruct and correct hard… read more →
If you have lost teeth, you can attest to the fact that life is incredibly difficult without teeth. Losing teeth during adulthood is a traumatic experience. Without our teeth, nearly… read more →
Do you have an upcoming oral surgery? Have our oral surgeons informed you that you will be receiving anesthesia during treatment? If so, you probably have some questions. Many people… read more →
Does your jaw make a clicking or popping sound when you open or close your mouth? Is eating food or speaking sometimes uncomfortable? TMJ disorder can have devastating effects on… read more →
Having your wisdom teeth removed can have significant benefits for your oral health and your general well-being. However, there are a number of considerations to be evaluated before the procedure… read more →
It’s understandable if patients have a minor amount of anxiety when facing oral surgery, especially if it’s the first time they’ve ever seen an oral surgeon. Knowing what to expect… read more →
Many patients will consider having their impacted wisdom teeth removed even before any problems develop, while others may be reluctant to undergo such a surgical procedure when their wisdom teeth… read more →