Oral surgery
Oral surgery includes procedures that address concerns with teeth, bone, and soft tissues. Sometimes a tooth can’t be restored safely. Other times, an area needs treatment to prevent infection or improve long-term health. We take a calm, step-by-step approach, explaining everything before we begin so you feel informed and supported.
Even when a procedure feels unfamiliar, our goal is to make it manageable, predictable, and as comfortable as possible.
What oral surgery can help with
• Treatment of impacted teeth
• Soft tissue concerns
• Relief from infection or swelling
Why oral surgery matter
When a problem poses a risk to your oral health, surgical care can prevent complications. Addressing concerns early helps reduce pain, infection, and long-term damage.
What happens during a surgical visit
We start with imaging and a clear explanation of the plan. Local anesthesia ensures the area feels numb, and we move at a pace that feels right to you. After the procedure, we review home-care instructions so healing feels straightforward.
