If you’re dealing with a dental issue, there’s no need to wait in pain. Whether you require multiple dental implants or a simple extraction, oral surgery can correct issues and set your smile up for long-term success.
The most common form of oral surgery is the removal of wisdom teeth.
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To keep your oral surgery procedure in line with your budget, our friendly team is here to walk you through your options and find a plan that works for you.
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Oral surgery can help you chew, smile, and laugh with natural ease again.
Dealing with a tender tooth or achy jaw? A surgical procedure can find a solution to your pain point.
By treating the root of your dental issue, we can keep dental problems from worsening down the road.
Your dentist will walk you through your treatment, the surgery related to the treatment plan, what to expect the day of the procedure, and how to prepare. They may discuss sedation options with you based on your personal needs.
Arrive early for your appointment and wear comfortable clothing. Your Flagstaff dentist will make specific recommendations for you based on your treatment plan and needs.
Give yourself a few days to heal after surgery. Swelling and discomfort for the next 24 hours is normal. Keep your head elevated and use ice packs to reduce swelling. Take any medications as directed by your dentist. And stick to a soft food diet for the first 48 hours after surgery.
Possibly, depending on your insurance provider and coverage. You should talk to your dental insurance providers to see if your recommended oral surgery is covered.
The cost of oral surgery varies from procedure to procedure. Similar to time commitment, simpler surgeries will be less expensive and complex surgeries will be more expensive. If your dental insurance does not cover your oral surgery, consider loans or a payment plan to get the care you need.
It completely depends on the procedure and the complexity of your case. Simpler procedures, such as tooth extractions, may take minutes. Complex procedures, like placing dental implants for a full arch of teeth will take more time. Your dentist will give you a thorough explanation of the procedure, tell you how to properly prepare, and let you know what to expect on the day.