Oral Surgery

Whether you need work on your jaw, aesthetic surgery, or perhaps a tooth extraction, you are at the right spot.

This is a necessary part of Grace Dental Studio because we place implants in patients who sometimes lack bone. These patients tend to need bone grafting procedures. Many of our patients also have the so-called “wisdom teeth,” which often need to be removed due to a misalignment. 

Examples of surgeries you may need to include:

• Wisdom teeth

• Dental Implants

• Root canal

• Gum grafts

Please be sure to let us know about any medications or special conditions you may have to ensure we can build the right plan, according to your needs.

Grace Dental Studio offers comprehensive oral surgery services to address many complex dental concerns. Whether you’re dealing with impacted teeth or jaw issues, need extractions, or have other complex dental conditions, our practice is equipped to provide expert care that restores your oral health and enhances your overall well-being.

Oral surgery encloses a variety of procedures performed on the teeth, gums, jaw, and surrounding facial structures. These include tooth extractions, dental bone grafting, gum grafting, and corrective jaw surgery.

Oral surgery may be required for several conditions. Your dentist might suggest it if you experience:

• Severe tooth decay
• Significantly fractured teeth
• Advanced gum disease
• Impacted teeth
• Tooth loss
• Temporomandibular joint disorders (TMD)
• Jawbone deterioration
• Sleep apnea
• Oral cancer
• Noncancerous oral growths

Oral surgery includes various procedures; some of the most frequently performed are tooth extraction, dental bone grafts, dental implants, periodontal surgery, corrective jaw surgery, treatments for sleep apnea, and cleft lip and palate repair.

If you’re considering oral surgery or have been reported to undergo a procedure, contact Grace Dental Studio to schedule a consultation. During this consultation, our skilled dental team will listen to your anxieties, thoroughly examine your condition, and discuss the best treatment options. You are taking control of your oral health and well-being by scheduling a consultation.