As maxillofacial surgeons, we get asked many questions about sedation for oral surgery. There are a number of options available. While sedation dentistry is commonly
It’s true most people have their wisdom teeth removed in their early to mid-20s — it’s just easier that way. But what if you still
At Wilmington Oral Surgery, you have anesthesia options for your oral surgery procedures. Dr. Puckett will discuss them with you before your procedure. Your decision
Each year, Wilmington Oral Surgery selects a local high school student who is interested in pursuing a career in the dental or medical field to
You may have heard that having your wisdom teeth out can change the shape of your face or jawline. It’s a bit of an old
According to a February 18, 2020 report distributed by the Globe Newswire, the North America dental implants market is expected to grow to $1,935.9 million in 2027 from $1,036.8
So your dentist says you should get your wisdom teeth pulled. Who you gonna call? Most people go to an oral surgeon for wisdom tooth
You’re having tooth, jaw, or gum pain. Should you see a dentist, an oral surgeon or a periodontist? In almost all situations, your first stop
Dental implants have evolved significantly during my time as an oral surgeon. Most significantly, dental implants have become more affordable. Implant types, healing time, bone
Full arch reconstruction has evolved significantly during my time as an oral surgeon. Implant types, healing time, bone grafting and regeneration procedures are continually improving.
Throughout the centuries, wisdom teeth have not changed. What has changed, however, is how dental professionals approach the cost of wisdom teeth removal. At Wilmington
That list on your fridge of family doctors, pharmacies, eye doctors and dentists? You probably don’t have an oral surgeon on it; after all, most
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