Oral Surgery in San Jose
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What is oral surgery?
Oral surgery, at its core, is a specialized field of dentistry dedicated to diagnosing and treating conditions, injuries, and defects in the mouth. Our approach to care emphasizes empathy, precision and patient comfort. We strive to provide top-notch treatment while ensuring you feel informed and at ease throughout your journey towards optimal oral health.
Oral surgery services
Extractions
Our extractions are performed with utmost care and precision, ensuring minimal discomfort. This procedure not only relieves pain but also prevents further oral health complications, and may be performed in preparation for further treatment.
Bone grafting
We offer bone grafting to reinforce jawbone strength, a crucial step for successful dental implants and long-term oral health. This service paves the way for a stronger, healthier smile.
Sinus lifts
Sinus lift procedures are used to create more space for dental implants in the upper jaw. It's an essential service that facilitates improved oral functionality and aesthetics.
Alveoloplasty
Alveoloplasty is a procedure used to smooth out uneven jawbones after tooth extraction. This process ensures comfort and prepares your mouth for future dental prosthetics if needed.
Tori removal
We provide tori removal services to alleviate discomfort caused by bony growths in the mouth. This procedure enhances your comfort while eating and speaking.
Jaw surgery
Our expert surgeons perform corrective jaw surgeries aimed at improving facial symmetry, bite alignment, and overall oral health.
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Pinhole gum surgery
With the revolutionary pinhole gum surgery technique we can treat receding gums without incisions or sutures—offering you a quick recovery with long-lasting results.
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Laser frenectomies
We offer laser frenectomy procedures to correct tongue or lip ties, enhancing speech and feeding capabilities in patients of all ages with less pain and a quick recovery.
Laser gingivectomies
Our laser gingivectomy services help reshape excessive or diseased gum tissue, improving oral health and the appearance of your smile.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is oral surgery painful?
Can I eat after oral surgery?
