N. Central Austin Oral Surgery Office

Wisdom Teeth Removal

Impacted wisdom teeth or those that do not fully emerge from the gum line must be removed to prevent oral infections or damage to adjacent teeth. We can remove your wisdom teeth quickly & safely.

Dental Implants

If you have lost several teeth, you should consider dental implants to enjoy all of your favorite foods, restore your appearance and preserve your facial structure.

Bone Grafting

When the quality and quantity of bone is inadequate for the placement of dental implants, the deteriorated bone must be replaced.

Anesthesia

We offer various anesthesia options to help minimize patients’ discomfort during oral procedures. Our knowledgeable doctors and their teams can administer nitrous oxide, oral sedation, IV moderate sedation, or IV deep sedation.

Corrective Jaw Surgery

Otherwise known as orthagnathic surgery, corrective jaw surgery is necessary for individuals with misaligned jaws. Jaw surgery can improve your ability to chew, speak and breathe, while also reducing pain.

Tooth Extraction

You may need to undergo a tooth extraction if you have overcrowded, severely damaged, or diseased teeth. Our team of oral health experts can help you determine if a tooth extraction is right for you.

TMJ Disorder

Patients with significant jaw pain may be suffering from temporomandibular joint disorder. We offer effective non-surgical options to manage the condition and can perform surgery if necessary.

Facial Trauma

We provide emergency care and long-term reconstruction and rehabilitation services to treat facial injuries such as lacerations, avulsed teeth, fractured bones, dislocated jaws, and more.

Sleep Apnea

In addition to oral care, we provide effective jaw disorder and sleep apnea treatments to help our patients breathe easier through the night. Solutions include corrective surgery.

Oral Pathology

Various types of changes can occur in the lining mucosa of the mouth. We are asked frequently to evaluate patients for changes in the mouth, in the salivary glands, and in the bone of the upper and lower jaws.