ORAL SURGERY SERVICES INCLUDE:

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Tooth extractions

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Bone grafting

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Gingivectomies

What does oral surgery involve?

Dr. Lavin performs tooth extractions, bone grafting, and other surgical procedures, like gingivectomies, using minimally invasive techniques to ensure patient comfort and faster healing.

Tooth Extractions

Oral surgery may be necessary to address a variety of dental issues, such as severe tooth decay, impacted wisdom teeth, advanced gum disease, or dental trauma. It can also be performed to prepare for dentures or to help with orthodontic treatment. In these cases, oral surgery is typically recommended to alleviate pain, prevent infection, correct alignment, or support overall oral health. At Lavin Family Dental, Dr. Lavin explores all options before recommending surgery and provides a thorough consultation to ensure the best course of action for your needs.

There are two main types of oral surgery:

  1. Simple Extractions – Used for teeth that are visible and accessible, this procedure involves loosening and removing the tooth with specialized tools, usually under local anesthesia.
  2. Surgical Extractions – These are more complex procedures performed on teeth that are impacted or difficult to access. This may require making small incisions or removing bone to properly extract the tooth. Local or general anesthesia may be used depending on the complexity of the procedure.
Bone Grafting

Bone grafting is a procedure used to restore or rebuild areas of the jawbone that may have been lost due to tooth extraction, trauma, or gum disease. This is often necessary for patients who are planning to get dental implants but do not have enough healthy bone to support the implant. During the procedure, Dr. Lavin adds bone material to the affected area to encourage new bone growth. Over time, the graft integrates with the natural bone, providing a stable foundation for future dental work. Bone grafting helps restore function, enhance aesthetics, and ensure long-term success for dental implants or other restorative treatments.

Oral Surgery

PEDIATRIC DENTISTRY SERVICES INCLUDE:

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Tooth extractions

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Bone grafting

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Gingivectomies

What does oral surgery involve?

Dr. Lavin performs tooth extractions, bone grafting, and other surgical procedures, like gingivectomies, using minimally invasive techniques to ensure patient comfort and faster healing.

Tooth Extractions

Oral surgery may be necessary to address a variety of dental issues, such as severe tooth decay, impacted wisdom teeth, advanced gum disease, or dental trauma. It can also be performed to prepare for dentures or to help with orthodontic treatment. In these cases, oral surgery is typically recommended to alleviate pain, prevent infection, correct alignment, or support overall oral health. At Lavin Family Dental, Dr. Lavin explores all options before recommending surgery and provides a thorough consultation to ensure the best course of action for your needs.

There are two main types of oral surgery:

  1. Simple Extractions – Used for teeth that are visible and accessible, this procedure involves loosening and removing the tooth with specialized tools, usually under local anesthesia.
  2. Surgical Extractions – These are more complex procedures performed on teeth that are impacted or difficult to access. This may require making small incisions or removing bone to properly extract the tooth. Local or general anesthesia may be used depending on the complexity of the procedure.
Bone Grafting

Bone grafting is a procedure used to restore or rebuild areas of the jawbone that may have been lost due to tooth extraction, trauma, or gum disease. This is often necessary for patients who are planning to get dental implants but do not have enough healthy bone to support the implant. During the procedure, Dr. Lavin adds bone material to the affected area to encourage new bone growth. Over time, the graft integrates with the natural bone, providing a stable foundation for future dental work. Bone grafting helps restore function, enhance aesthetics, and ensure long-term success for dental implants or other restorative treatments.