When you work in healthcare, it helps to be current. That’s our thought process, and it’s why we work hard to stay up to date with some of the latest oral surgery techniques and approaches, including the placement of biocompatible dental implants. There simply have been too many amazing advancements in our field over the last few years to keep our heads in the sand. And we know that when we’re at our best, it means that we can offer quality prosthodontic and oral surgery solutions.

Here at Santa Rosa Oral Surgery, Dr. Tyko and Dr. Rogers work to help people find their way back to an intact, complete smile. We understand the value of having one, and we also know ways to get patients to their goals. Through advanced oral surgery techniques, our office loves to create smile success stories. So, if you are ready to find your way to a stronger, more beautiful smile, see about how we do things.

Missing teeth can really hold you back. Find out more about dental implants with Santa Rosa Oral Surgery.

Biocompatible Dental Implant Technology Offers Prosthodontic Possibilities

Losing a tooth can be a real struggle, but when you work with a talented, trusted oral health team, you have options. There are traditional ones, such as dental bridges and partial dentures, which can still have some use in certain situations. Dental implant technology is also available, and this approach is really changing the game when it comes to talking about prosthodontic solutions.

With a dental implant placement procedure, an oral surgeon, dentist, or other qualified healthcare professional uses a small, threaded titanium post to create a foundation for the repair. Our bodies actually allow titanium to remain, and instead of pushing it out, bone tissue actually grows snugly into the threads. That creates real support for a new prosthetic.

Gathering Accurate Information With Cone Beam Imaging

At our office, we understand that an oral surgeon is only as good as their tools. That’s just one reason why we like to stay up to date with effective technology, and imaging is an area where we’ve come a long way as a profession. We’ve generally moved from film x-rays to digital ones, for example.

Cone Beam Computed Topography, or CBCT, allows us to gather quality information in a matter of seconds. This advanced form of imaging provides accurate 3D images of the mouth and face. Find out more about how CBCT offers a simpler patient experience.

Schedule Your Consultation At Santa Rosa Oral Surgery

When you’re ready to refresh your smile after adult tooth loss, remember that there are options. To find out more about our dedication to dental technology, call Santa Rosa Oral Surgery at (707) 545-4625 today.