Carolinas Center for Oral & Facial Surgery

The cost of wisdom teeth removal at our Charlotte–Blakeney office depends on factors such as the number of teeth being removed, whether they are impacted, and the type of anesthesia used. Many dental insurance plans may cover a portion of medically necessary treatment, although coverage varies by plan. You can review our insurance and financing information or contact the Blakeney team for help understanding your expected costs.

Corrective jaw surgery may be appropriate when jaw or bite misalignment affects chewing, speaking, breathing, comfort, or facial balance and cannot be fully addressed through orthodontic treatment alone. At Blakeney, Dr. Brian Farrell is sought out for his expertise in advanced orthognathic surgery and focuses clinically on jaw surgery.

Full arch dental implant surgery involves placing implants in the jaw to support a new arch of teeth. In contrast, Envision full arch restoration focuses on designing and placing the customized prosthetic teeth attached to those implants. At Blakeney, CCOFS works alongside Envision Dental Implant Center in Charlotte, where Dr. Hunter Dawson, a prosthodontist specializing in advanced restorative and implant care, coordinates the restorative phase with the surgical team to support the patient’s treatment plan.

TMJ treatment depends on the cause and severity of the condition. At Blakeney, care may begin with conservative approaches such as jaw rest, dietary changes, exercises, medication, or splint therapy, while more complex cases may require additional treatment or surgery. The goal is to match care to the underlying joint or muscle problem rather than use the same approach for every patient.

The cost of full arch dental implant treatment varies based on treatment complexity, the number of implants, whether bone grafting is needed, anesthesia or facility needs, and the restorative plan. Insurance coverage varies, and financing may also be available. Review CCOFS insurance and financing options or schedule a Blakeney consultation for a personalized treatment estimate.

Cleft lip and palate surgery is typically planned in stages around a patient’s growth, speech, eating, dental development, and individual needs. Some patients may require several procedures over time. Dr. Rick Kapitan holds a Certificate of Added Qualification in Pediatric Craniomaxillofacial Surgery and directs the Carolinas Center for Cleft Lip & Palate Surgery.

At our Blakeney office, IV sedation is administered through a vein to help patients feel deeply relaxed and comfortable during oral surgery. Patients remain in a drowsy, semi-conscious state and may remember little of the procedure. The appropriate sedation plan depends on the procedure, medical history, and individual needs and is managed by CCOFS’s in-house anesthesia team.

Dental implant treatment may be appropriate for patients missing one or more teeth, but candidacy depends on oral health, jawbone support, remaining teeth, and the type of restoration needed. At Blakeney, evaluation and imaging can help determine whether a single implant, full-arch approach, or another tooth-replacement option best fits your needs.