Manchester Oral Surgery

Question: When do you need a mouth guard?

Answer: Any time you participate in sports!

Why Do You Need A Mouth Guard? According to the ADA, more than 200,000 oral injuries are prevented each year by wearing a mouth guard. This is why you need a mouth guard while playing a sport.

Summer is our most popular time for wisdom teeth extractions. With school out and extracurricular schedules slowing down, patients can focus entirely on a comfortable recovery without missing classes or sports. Our summer calendar fills up incredibly fast, so secure your consultation spot today.

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When should you commence regular rinsing following your wisdom teeth surgery? The day after surgery. It's important to refrain from brushing or rinsing until the following day, unless otherwise specified for your case. Questions? Give us a call.

Did you know that an oral surgeon can set fractured jaws and facial bones, and treat injuries involving the cheeks, eye sockets, and forehead? If you require treatment for facial trauma, we're here to help!

When compared with dentures or partial dentures (which should be replaced every five to eight years or so) dental implants are a much healthier, long-term solution to tooth loss. Dental implants are stronger, do not shift or move in the mouth, and allow you to speak, eat, and smile naturally.

New implant developments could replace plastic, metal, and transplant bone replacements in patients needing maxillary or mandibular surgery.

3-D Printed Bioceramic Implant Induces Cranial Regrowth - Dentistry Today Researchers have developed a 3-D printed bioceramic material and attached it to a titanium frame to heal large cranial defects without growth factors or stem cells.

Over a period of time, missing teeth can cause your jawbone to atrophy, or resorb. A bone grafting procedure is performed to enhance the upper or lower jaw bone in order to increase bone quantity and density in preparation for the placement of dental implants.

You don't have to settle for less-than-perfect teeth - a bone graft can be the first step in getting your smile back!

In addition to implants and extractions, an important oral surgery treatment is corrective jaw surgery. Treating anything from bite disorders to TMJ to breathing difficulty, corrective jaw surgery can help those with severely misshapen or misaligned jaws get back their quality of life.

People get dental implants to replace missing teeth every day. However, dental implants do require surgery, and should be performed by an oral and maxillofacial surgeon (OMS). An OMS has extensive education and training in the complexities of the involved bone, nerves, and soft tissue to ensure you get the best possible results.

Is dental sedation safe? The answer is yes!

You can rest assured, knowing that oral surgeons have more anesthesia training than any other dental professionals and are more than qualified to deliver safe and effective sedation to their patients.