The cost of wisdom teeth removal depends on factors including the number of teeth being removed, whether they’re impacted, and the type of anesthesia used. Insurance may cover part of medically necessary treatment, although coverage varies by plan. Our Rock Hill team can help you understand your benefits before treatment begins. Review our insurance and financing information or schedule an appointment for a personalized assessment.
Persistent jaw pain, clicking or popping, locking, limited movement, or difficulty using the jaw may warrant a specialist evaluation. Dr. John Wessel completed additional specialized training in TMJ and orthognathic surgery, allowing the Rock Hill team to evaluate more complex jaw-joint concerns and determine the appropriate next step. Explore CCOFS TMJ treatment options.
The dental implant treatment process typically takes several months from consultation through final restoration. Treatment includes planning, implant placement, a healing phase while the implant integrates with the jawbone, and placement of the final restoration. Timelines vary depending on bone health and whether procedures such as bone grafting are required, so our Rock Hill team will create a plan tailored to your individual needs.
In some cases, a dental implant can be placed immediately after a tooth extraction. Whether same-day placement is appropriate depends on the health of the extraction site, available bone, infection risk, and the overall treatment plan. At Rock Hill, your oral surgeon can evaluate the site and determine whether immediate placement or a period of healing is the better option.
Full arch dental implants may be an option when most or all teeth in an upper or lower arch need replacement. Candidacy depends on your oral health, remaining teeth, available bone, and treatment goals. An evaluation at our Rock Hill office can determine whether a full arch approach or another implant option is appropriate for you.
Corrective jaw surgery may be considered when jaw or bite misalignment contributes to difficulty chewing or speaking, airway concerns, chronic discomfort, or facial imbalance. Dr. John Wessel completed additional specialized training in orthognathic surgery, enhancing the Rock Hill team’s ability to evaluate complex jaw surgery needs.
CCOFS provides both simple and surgical tooth extractions depending on the condition and position of the tooth. A simple extraction is generally used when the tooth can be accessed and removed without additional surgical steps, while surgical removal may be necessary for an impacted, broken, or difficult-to-reach tooth. An evaluation at Rock Hill can determine which approach is appropriate.