Oral and maxillofacial surgery is used to treat complex dental problems and medical conditions related to the mouth, teeth, jaws, and face requiring oral surgery. Much of the practice of oral surgery is focused on facial reconstructive surgery, facial trauma surgery, and dental procedures involving the jawbone (like wisdom tooth extractions and dental implants). The … Read More >
Photo By kenary820 at Shutterstock If you have an upcoming surgery for dental implants or wisdom teeth, you may wonder what to expect following the procedure. Now is the best time to ask your surgeon any questions that you may have. Additionally, we’ve put together a few of the most common questions oral surgeons get from … Read More >
Photo By Sunshine Studio at Shutterstock Many people feel anxious at the prospect of oral surgery, but really there is no need to fear. At NextGen OMS, we are used to putting patients at ease and helping them to understand and feel comfortable with the procedures they need to undergo. This post can help you to … Read More >
Photo By LaylaBird at istock Facing oral surgery can be a time of extreme fear and anxiety for many people, especially since the placement, on the face, feels so personal. In addition to this, many oral surgery procedures seem intense, serious, and invasive. At NextGen OMS, we’re here to give our patients more detail about … Read More >
