Photo By pathdoc at Shutterstock If you have complications with your wisdom teeth or third set of molars, your dentist may recommend that you visit an oral surgeon for wisdom teeth removal. These complications could include wisdom teeth that remain below the gum line, come in at an odd angle, or threaten the alignment of your … Read More >
Photo By Mila Larson at Shutterstock If you have any missing or damaged teeth, one of the best solutions is to contact an oral surgeon in Frisco, TX and get dental implants. Dental implants are a better alternative than dentures and other dental solutions. They also last longer and will help maintain the overall health of … Read More >
Photo By seanbear at Shutterstock Wisdom teeth removal services are sometimes necessary, as the wisdom teeth may impact surrounding teeth and tissues. It may also affect the jawbone. In some severe cases, wisdom teeth eruptions can lead to pericoronitis, which is a painful, inflammatory gum condition that can lead to life-threatening symptoms like difficulties breathing. The … Read More >
Photo By VladimirFLoyd at istock Saliva and salivary gland disorders need to be diagnosed and treated by an oral surgeon. The salivary glands are often sites of manifestations of autoimmune disorders, and saliva and salivary gland disorders can affect both the major and minor glands. Major glands include the parotid gland, which is found just … Read More >
Photo By ayo888 at istock 5 million Americans get their wisdom teeth removed every year, but whether the wisdom teeth removal services are necessary or not is still up for debate. The presence of wisdom teeth may not be a problem for some people and removal services can lead to unnecessary pain and discomfort. While … Read More >
Photo By AndreyPopov at istock You may have a dentist that you trust and have gone to for many years. However, sometimes your dentist may recommend that you visit a specialist such as an oral surgeon. For example, if you have an impacted wisdom tooth you may wonder why you have to go to see … Read More >
Photo By AndreyPopov at istock Oral surgery is done on your teeth, mouth, jaw, and gums. Of all the types of oral surgery, tooth extraction is the most common and may involve the removal of one or more teeth. Your oral surgeon performs the procedure to remove a tooth that’s impacted or deeply damaged by decay. … Read More >
Photo By nopparit at istock NextGen OMS provides oral surgery for wisdom teeth removal in McKinney, TX. Dentists often refer clients to us when they have infected or impacted wisdom teeth. Although some dentists also remove wisdom teeth, others may prefer to refer complicated cases to a specialist such as Dr. Eftekhari, a maxillofacial surgeon … Read More >
Photo By Alex Mit at Shutterstock NextGen OMS offers full-scope oral maxillofacial surgery that includes dental implants, wisdom teeth removal, jaw surgery, facial reconstruction, and bone grafting. Our oral surgeon can also treat facial injuries and facial pain and provide a full range of dental procedures. So, if you need bone grafting or other oral surgery … Read More >
Photo By Alex Mit at Shutterstock In general, the face and mouth have steady contact with bacteria and germs. This makes it easier for you to develop oral, facial, and dental infections. Even if you do everything you can to maintain proper oral hygiene, you may still develop a dental infection that requires the attention of … Read More >
