Oral Surgery

Dental extraction, also known as tooth extraction or tooth removal, is the procedure of removing a tooth from its socket in the jawbone. It’s a common dental procedure often performed to address issues like severe tooth decay, infections, overcrowding, or when a tooth is impacted.

A dental implant is a surgical fixture, usually made of titanium, that replaces the root of a missing tooth.

Bone grafting is a surgical procedure where a piece of bone, or a substance that mimics bone, is transplanted into a damaged or diseased area of the body to stimulate bone healing or repair.

Jaw surgery is a surgical procedure to correct issues with the structure, growth, and position of the jaw and lower face.