Oral Surgery

    surgical procedures to preserve oral health

    At Atlantis Dental Care, we're able to perform a variety of surgical procedures that can improve and support your dental wellbeing.

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    Bone Grafting

    When the bone in your mouth has deteriorated, making it difficult to have successful dental restorations, a bone graft may be necessary. This procedure builds up supporting bone structures so that you can enjoy a strong, healthy smile.

    90 minutes or less

    Starting at $325

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    Crown Lengthening

    Crown lengthening is a procedure that can give the teeth a longer, more even appearance. Whether you are hoping to reduce a gummy-looking smile or you need more surface area for a dental restoration, we can help.

    60 minutes or less

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    Jaw Surgery

    For more severe jaw issues, surgery may be required in order to support your overall health. From correcting misaligned bites to reconstructive treatment, jaw surgery may be the right solution to your dental woes.

    120 minutes or less

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    Ridge Augmentation

    Looking for a more even smile? Ridge augmentation can help to build up different areas of the mouth to help recreate the natural contour of the gums. This is particularly helpful in instances where a tooth has been lost or extracted.

    60 minutes or less

    Starting at $867

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    Sinus Lift

    When teeth are lost in the upper arch, it can result in the collapse of the sinus cavity. In order to support dental restorations, a sinus lift may be necessary to restore the sinuses. A consultation will reveal whether this procedure is right for you!

    120 minutes or less

    Starting at $699

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    Wisdom Tooth Removal

    Many people have their wisdom teeth removed in order to prevent issues like pain, pressure, crowding, and impacted teeth. Learn more about this common procedure and whether or not it's an essential part of maintaining your dental health.

    30 minutes or less

    Starting at $220 per tooth

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    Frequently Asked Oral Surgery Questions

    • How can I prepare for oral surgery?

      You should brush and floss your teeth as usual, but avoid eating anything hard or crunchy for a few days before surgery. You may also want to ask your dentist about using an antibacterial mouthwash.

    • What can I expect during oral surgery?

      During oral surgery, you will be given local anesthesia to numb the area around your mouth. You may also be given sedation to help you relax. The type of surgery will determine how long it takes and what kind of aftercare you will need.

    • What are the risks of oral surgery?

      As with any surgery, there are some risks associated with oral surgery. These include infection, bleeding, and reactions to anesthesia.

    • What are the benefits of oral surgery?

      Oral surgery can improve your oral health and quality of life. It can also help you to eat and speak more easily, and boost your self-confidence.

    • Is oral surgery covered by insurance?

      Most dental insurance plans will cover at least a portion of the cost of oral surgery. You should check with your insurer to find out how much coverage you have.

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