As we begin to see more news about COVID-19 (coronavirus), our practice would like to inform you about the precautions we’re taking to protect the health and safety of our patients and team.
If you answer YES to any of the following questions, please CALL OUR OFFICE to reschedule your appointment. No cancellation fee or penalty will apply.
We adhere to the ADA and CDC cleaning guidelines at all times, and all standard sterilization measures are followed. However, we have increased our daily cleaning and disinfecting measures to include frequently-touched surfaces, such as counter tops, door handles, bathroom surfaces, and more. We encourage our staff to use hand sanitizer and wash their hands thoroughly at least once an hour. We encourage our patients to do the same.
Just like with our patients, we have asked our team members to stay home if they feel ill.
Your health and wellbeing are our top priority. We are monitoring the situation and updating our standards and policies as new information emerges. We promise to do everything in our power to keep you safe.
Please call our office if you have any questions.
Thank you,
Santa Rosa & Rohnert Park Oral Surgery
Santa Rosa 707-545-4625
1174 Montgomery Drive
Santa Rosa, CA 95405
Rohnert Park 707-584-1630
1350 Medical Center Drive
Rohnert Park, CA 94928
Our team of oral and maxillofacial surgeons know that sometimes, removing a tooth is crucial for avoiding worsening oral health. From avoiding the spread of infection to preparing smiles for implant dentures, we often need to remove a tooth. In today’s blog, your Santa Rosa and Rohnert Park, CA, oral surgeons explain how we complete… Read more »
Our third molars, also referred to as wisdom teeth, don’t arrive until we reach our late teens and early 20s. For a few, they pose no major risk for the smile. However, for most of us wisdom teeth could mean painful impaction, misalignment, and more. In today’s blog, your Santa Rosa and Rohnert Park, CA,… Read more »
Wisdom teeth, the extra molars in the back of your mouth that erupt in early adulthood, could cause serious problems for your smile. The complications of eruption, or an impaction, could even lead to issues like tooth loss! In today’s blog, your Santa Rosa and Rohnert Park, CA, oral surgeons discuss how and why we… Read more »
As we grow, our smiles undergo a number of changes. However, some of these changes could be potentially harmful for your smile’s health, appearance, and stability. As we enter adulthood, up to four new molars could erupt. Known as wisdom teeth, these could pose serious risks for your smile. Fortunately, your Santa Rosa, CA, oral… Read more »
For many people who develop wisdom teeth, or third molars, their development often comes with problems. Due to a lack of space at the ends of the dental ridges where they try to erupt, wisdom teeth can often become impacted before they have a chance to fully emerge from the gum line. While wisdom tooth… Read more »
Most common oral health problems are things that can often be prevented with the right level of preventive dental care. For instance, conditions such as tooth decay and gum disease can often be avoided with good dental hygiene and regular preventive dental visits. That’s because they develop as a result of excessive oral bacteria buildup,… Read more »
When they’re healthy, most of your natural teeth shouldn’t cause you any problems. Keeping them consistently healthy can help you continue avoiding most of the issues that could threaten your smile. However, this isn’t always true in the case of wisdom teeth, or third molars. For many people who develop them, wisdom teeth can become… Read more »
When your third molars, or wisdom teeth, become impacted before they can erupt, the impaction can cause a wide range of serious concerns with your oral health. Increasingly more intense levels of discomfort are among them, and when wisdom teeth start to hurt, it’s often the reason why people seek treatment and learn of the… Read more »
Third molars, often referred to as your wisdom teeth, are well-known for the troubles that they often cause. For many different reasons, third molars can become impacted before they have a chance to fully erupt at the ends of your dental ridges. When this occurs, the pain that the impacted molars can cause can become… Read more »
By the time wisdom tooth impaction becomes a severe problem, the symptoms related to it can be unmistakable. For example, the discomfort in your dental ridge can become severe, and you may feel a part of the wisdom tooth trying to erupt from the gum line (though unsuccessfully). However, when wisdom teeth first become impacted,… Read more »
Dr. Rogers was published in CDA’s November Issue. Click above to see his article (pg.601).