Rockcliff Oral and Facial Surgery & Dental Implants Center

Full arch dental implants may be appropriate when most or all teeth in an upper or lower arch need replacement. Your oral health, remaining teeth, available bone, and treatment goals help determine candidacy.

Facial or jaw injuries that affect your bite, jaw movement, facial structure, or other oral and facial functions should be evaluated by an oral and maxillofacial surgeon. The appropriate treatment depends on the location and severity of the injury and may require imaging and surgical planning.

Wisdom teeth may need removal when they are impacted or contributing to pain, infection, damage to nearby teeth, or other concerns. An oral surgeon can evaluate their position with imaging and determine whether removal is recommended.

A simple extraction is generally used when the tooth can be accessed and removed without additional surgical steps. A surgical extraction may be necessary when a tooth is impacted, broken, difficult to reach, or otherwise requires a more complex removal.

Persistent sores, lumps, swelling, or other unusual changes involving the mouth, face, or jaw should be evaluated. An oral surgeon can examine the area and determine whether additional testing, monitoring, biopsy, or treatment may be appropriate.

Coverage and out-of-pocket costs depend on your insurance plan and the procedure being performed. Rockcliff can help you understand your benefits and expected costs before treatment. Financing options through Sunbit, CareCredit®, and Proceed Finance may also be available for eligible patients who prefer to spread treatment costs over time.

IV sedation may be an option for certain procedures and patients, depending on medical history, treatment needs, and other safety considerations. Rockcliff also offers other forms of anesthesia and sedation, and your surgeon will recommend the appropriate approach for your procedure.