Your dentist has just given you the news that most of us will hear sooner or later: one or more of your wisdom teeth need to be removed. Sure, you have known friends and family members who underwent the procedure; you are aware that it is common and relatively minor. But things change when it’s […]
Many people find it necessary to have their wisdom teeth extracted. This procedure is relatively common, because these teeth can cause a few different problems. Having a good understanding of what wisdom teeth are and why they are usually removed can help a patient feel more comfortable with the procedure. What are Wisdom Teeth? The […]
According to statistics from the American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons, 69% of adults ages 35-44 have lost one or more permanent teeth to accident, gum disease, a failed root canal or tooth decay. By age 74, 26% of adults have lost all of their permanent teeth. If you have missing or damaged teeth […]
Before Intravenous Sedation or General Anesthesia You may not have anything to eat or drink (including water) for six hours prior to the appointment. No smoking at least 12 hours before surgery. Ideally, stop smoking two weeks or longer prior to the day of surgery. Do not drink any alcoholic beverages for 24 hours prior […]
As our patient, it is all about you. Our goal is to make your interaction with our office as smooth and easy as possible. In some cases, your first appointment at our office can actually be your surgical appointment. Our practice coordinators will collect information about your planned treatment and about your medical history. This […]
