Losing mass and density in the jawbone, which often happens following tooth loss, could mean an aged appearance and major alterations to the function and beauty of the smile. Fortunately, your Santa Rosa , CA, oral surgeons know how to restore smiles with bone grafting and sinus lifts. In today’s blog, we’re talking about how we rebuild your smile once again.
Offering Esthetically-Pleasing Care For Facial Trauma
When you have a dental emergency that damages teeth, your jaw, or facial and oral structures, then you may have trauma that needs attention. Your Santa Rosa , CA, oral surgeons offer oral and maxillofacial treatments to rebuild the smile. In today’s blog, we’re going to take a close look at this topic.
Keeping Our Patients Comfortable During Oral Surgery
Our team offers an array or oral surgery options to help rebuild and restore the health of your smile, from jawbone grafting and sinus lifts, to implant placements and even tooth extraction. But what can we do to make the procedure a comfortable one for our patients? In today’s blog, your Santa Rosa , CA, oral surgeons discuss anesthesia and sedation.
The Benefits Of Jaw Surgery For Your Oral Health
Often, issues with the growth and development of our jaw could mean the onset of some serious oral health issues, from tooth loss and misalignment to complications like TMJ disorder. In today’s blog, your Santa Rosa , CA, oral surgeons explain how we help address these concerns with jaw surgery.
How Ridge Augmentation Lays The Groundwork For Dental Implants
When you lose several of your teeth, this could mean complications for everything from speaking to eating. But in addition, the shape of your smile could change as you lose mass and density in the jawbone. The loss could prevent you from qualifying for dental implants. However, your Santa Rosa, CA, oral surgeons can help with ridge augmentation!
All-On-4® Helps People With Lost Jawbone Density
When you lose teeth, this not only causes embarrassment with your appearance and difficulty eating, but could mean the loss of jawbone mass and density. Losing the tissues needed to support dental implants can make replacement with dental implants difficult without first undergoing surgical procedures. Fortunately, your Santa Rosa , CA, oral surgeons can help these patients with All-On-4®!
Treating An Impacted Tooth
When a tooth is impacted, this means it is unable to erupt fully, and may not be visible at all. Unless treated, this could cause serious complications for your oral health, including painful issues such as infection. In today’s blog, your Santa Rosa , CA, oral surgeons explain how we approach the extraction or bracketing of an impacted tooth.
Don’t Let Your Wisdom Teeth Harm Your Smile
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 , CA, oral surgeons discuss how and why we extract these teeth.
Three Dental Concerns That Implants Address
While losing one or more teeth can cause some obvious cosmetic concerns, it can more importantly cause functional concerns as well, and even lead to increased chances of future tooth loss. Because your adult teeth are permanent and will not grow back once gone, it is important to consider replacement in order to preserve your oral health. In today’s blog, your Santa Rosa, CA Oral Surgeons will look at the number of dental concerns that arise from missing structures, and how a dental implant can address them.
Planning Your Care With Digital Imaging Technology
Our team offers a host of treatment options to rebuild smiles in Santa Rosa , CA. We can restore structure in your jaw with ridge augmentation and sinus lifts, remove wisdom teeth, and even replace lost teeth with advanced dental implants. To plan these complex treatment options with accuracy and precision, we may employ cone beam computer tomography (CBCT) digital imaging technology!
Dr. Rogers was published in CDA’s November Issue. Click above to see his article (pg.601).