Category: Oral Surgery

Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders can cause pain, stiffness, and difficulty with chewing, speaking, or opening the mouth. Many patients respond well to non-surgical treatments such as medication, physical therapy, or oral appliances. However, for some, these treatments are insufficient, and surgery may be recommended. Understanding the different types of TMJ surgeries, their indications, and recovery expectations helps patients make informed decisions. What Is Arthrocentesis? Arthrocentesis is the least invasive TMJ surgery. It involves inserting small needles into the joint to[…] Read More

When you need a dental implant, being as informed as possible about the procedure is best. An oral surgeon will perform an initial evaluation. At that time, you can ask the surgeon about the procedure and treatment options. Here are some questions you may ask an oral surgeon to learn more about dental implants. What Are My Treatment Options? Your surgeon could recommend numerous treatment options after they have performed a comprehensive analysis of your mouth and oral health. Everything[…] Read More

Multiple parts of the dental implant procedure will result in you getting a new tooth. Many people think of the implant as the crux of the procedure, and it often is. However, other parts of the procedure are also important. The abutment is a crucial part of the process, and it is necessary to connect the new tooth. Your surgeon will determine the best course of action to result in successful surgery and your new teeth. When you get a[…] Read More