Despite the aches and sorrows of aging, our loved ones on the other side of life’s journey may recall the excitement of seeing how the world and their own position in it have changed through time. Dentists and oral surgeons, for example, should appreciate our older population and their particular dental care needs for the […]

If you or a loved one develops a facial or mouth injury that necessitates immediate medical attention in a hospital emergency department, consult an oral and maxillofacial surgeon. OMSs are the only medical practitioners who can treat these wounds correctly due to their education and experience. Types Of Trauma Treated By Oral And Maxillofacial Surgery […]

Oral and maxillofacial surgery can be painful when performed inappropriately. Luckily, oral surgeons use anesthesia to keep you from feeling pain during the surgery. Some anesthetic medications are designed to numb the brain to induce sleep, while others numb certain areas. The decision on which type of anesthesia to use may depend on your medical […]

Reconstructive surgery entails rebuilding, repairing, and restoring the function or appearance of the body. It primarily fixes congenital disabilities such as cleft lip or palate and other deformities that occur due to traumas or diseases. Reconstructive surgery benefits include enhancing self-esteem, providing a better way of life, and enhancing body functions. The following are reconstructive […]

Whether you are experiencing a severe toothache or suspect gum disease, the dentist has the final say when determining the ideal candidate for oral surgery. During your appointment, a comprehensive assessment is done to see the extent of damage before recommending the ideal solution. A dental professional leverages extensive knowledge and state-of-the-art equipment to ensure […]

Oral and maxillofacial surgery is used to cure oral disorders, treat injuries, and correct flaws in the face, mouth, teeth, and jaws. The operations involve placing dental implants, extracting impacted teeth, lessening jaw pain, eliminating complex tumors, and restoring teeth functionality. A trained dental surgeon who is highly trained and knowledgeable about oral issues performs […]

Any surgery can be concerning for patients. Below we answer some of the questions about Oral Maxillofacial surgery (OMS). What Is The Process Of Maxillofacial Surgery? Our surgeons specialize in removing impacted teeth, placing dental implants, bone grafting, and difficult teeth extractions. Oral Maxillofacial Surgery (OMS) includes certain procedures, like corrective jaw correction, facial and […]

Oral and maxillofacial surgery is used to cure oral disorders, treat injuries, and correct flaws in the face, mouth, teeth, and jaws. The operations involve placing dental implants, extracting impacted teeth, lessening jaw pain, eliminating complex tumors, and restoring teeth functionality. A trained dental surgeon who is highly trained and knowledgeable about oral issues performs […]

An oral and maxillofacial surgeon has knowledge and expertise in diagnosing and treating injuries, diseases, and abnormalities relating to the jaw, mouth, and face. This also includes a wide range of conditions such as cleft lip and place removal and wisdom teeth removal. After completing their typical general dentist studies, oral and maxillofacial surgeons must […]

Have you had a tooth that has been painful for a long time? Maybe it is your jaw or your gums that are sore. A trip to the dentist may be productive and necessary. We are going to discuss if you need an oral or maxillofacial surgeon and how to differentiate them. Oral Or Maxillofacial […]

You might be a little nervous if you’re facing a tooth extraction, but worry less for tooth extraction can be a relatively simple dental procedure. It’s the permanent removal of teeth by a pair of forceps or surgical methods. A tooth damaged by cavities may have to be repaired by crown or dental and other […]

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery are dentistry surgical specialties that emphasize on diagnosis, and medication of diseases, injuries and other defects affecting the hard and soft tissues of the oral maxillofacial regions. It focuses on the reformative surgery of the face, head, neck, oral cavity, and mouth jaws and facial cosmetic surgery. On the other hand, […]

Oral maxillofacial surgery and plastic surgery are two distinct specialties yet similar in most aspects. Oral maxillofacial surgery is a specialty of dentistry that focuses on the diagnosis and medication of illness that affects the face, mouth, and jaws. It is broadly concerned with the structure of the facial skeleton. On the other hand, plastic […]

Maxillofacial surgeons are trained to perform complex facial, neck, skull, and neck procedures. They correct abnormalities and diseases to restore function, appearance, and alignment. OMS surgery encompasses corrective, reconstructive, and cosmetic procedures of the oral, maxilla, facial, neck, and head areas. OMS procedures range from simple procedures to complex operations that involve intensive scrutiny and […]

Maxillofacial surgery aims to correct the face, mouth, neck, head, and jaw region abnormalities. After a maxillofacial procedure, healing solely relies on the system and the care given. Similar to all other procedures, maxillofacial surgery has various difficulties post-op. One has to return frequently for follow-ups to ensure the surgery site heals appropriately and treat […]

Complex dental disorders and conditions affecting the oral, maxilla, face, head, and neck region are treated with Oral maxillofacial surgery. Reconstructive surgery of the face, facial injury and trauma, and complex dental operations of the jawbone account for a large portion of the profession. The procedures mostly take at least two hours depending on the […]

Profession who conducts the process; a dent alveolar surgery is a process that is performed by maxillofacial surgeons and oral surgeons, while a general dentist performs tooth extraction. In dent alveolar, the surgery involves reshaping, removing hard and soft tissues, and adding tissue, while extraction means removing teeth because they are infected, impacted, or decayed. Differences […]

Understanding what a dental emergency means could help save your dental and facial health. A dentist or doctor might refer if a patient is injured, has skeletal problems, benign and cancerous tumors, or reconstructive and cosmetic surgery. Dental emergencies require immediate attention and surfing for a dental surgeon could be hectic in this time of […]

Your mouth is meant to accommodate 28 teeth. Therefore, by the time the wisdom teeth begin to erupt, the 28 slots have already been filled. This makes it difficult for the mouth to accommodate more teeth. Simply put, there is usually not adequate room in the mouth to allow for more teeth to grow correctly. […]

Craniofacial procedures involve invasive procedures that treat conditions affecting the soft tissues of the face, head, and bones. Below are some of the types of procedures.  Types Of Craniofacial Procedures Cleft lip and palate surgery can be repaired by surgery when the baby is three months; anesthesia will be given to the kid, and the […]

While it’s not always necessary to remove wisdom teeth, you can have them pulled out if they present a risk to your oral health. Most people have wisdom teeth extraction during their teens or early 20s, but others hesitate to get the procedure. When it comes to deciding when to commit to having wisdom teeth […]

It is possible to solve most oral-related issues with standard procedures; however, some of them do require surgery in order to obtain the best results. Surgeries may seem daunting to some people, but in reality, there is nothing to be afraid of. Below, we will describe some of the most common oral surgeries, and how […]

Jaw surgery is one specific type of surgery that repairs anomalies of the jawbones. Depending on your needs, it can involve your lower jaw, upper jaw, or both of them. Most of the time, you can qualify as a jaw surgery candidate if you have jaw misalignment or other problems where the only solution is […]

People with diabetes tend to have difficulties controlling their sugar levels post-surgery. This difficulty is because one undergoes stress, which produces cortisol, which leads to insulin resistance. It then triggers the body to produce more insulin to remove glucose from the blood. Some of the tips for oral surgery recovery include eating the right foods, […]