Warren Oral Surgery

Dental implants have been around for 50 years. In the United States, over 3 million people have dental implants, with nearly 500,000 new patients having implant surgery yearly. Despite the popularity of this long-term solution for missing teeth, some myths linger regarding implants. We’ve addressed the top five myths with in-depth answers to put your […]

Dental professionals try to preserve your natural teeth whenever they can, but sometimes it isn’t possible. Our oral surgeons evaluate your teeth to determine whether an injured or diseased tooth can be saved or if a tooth extraction is your best option. There are five common reasons to remove a tooth. If any of these […]

If your dentist has suggested removing your wisdom teeth, they have a compelling reason. Your dentist will not recommend surgically removing your wisdom teeth without considering the benefits and drawbacks. However, you should always consider the alternatives when considering invasive oral surgery. There are two likely scenarios if you have been referred to Warren Oral […]

If you’ve been wearing dentures or are missing all or most of your teeth, you may be considering dental implants. Many patients worry that they may not be good candidates for dental implants because of their age. Many of our patients are in their 70s and 80s when they get implants and are thrilled with […]

Are Dental Implants Safe in the Long Run? Dental implants dramatically improve your ability to eat, speak, and enjoy life after losing your natural teeth. However, many patients worry that there may be safety issues in the long run. Fortunately, dental implants have proven their safety and effectiveness over the last several decades, with millions […]

  Oral surgery often involves anesthesia and sedation. Many patients have questions about what it is like to be under the effects of sedation, and some approach surgery with significant anxiety. Read below to learn the four most important things you should know about anesthesia and sedation for oral surgery procedures. The Difference Between IV […]

Wisdom tooth extraction is a standard procedure for patients between the ages of 15 to 25. Most patients recover within two weeks following their wisdom tooth removal surgery. During your recovery, follow the tips below to ensure your extraction sites heal quickly and without further oral health complications. After-Care Tips for Recovering from Wisdom Teeth […]

Wisdom teeth removal is necessary if the teeth are impacted and to avoid dental health problems in the future. Humans do not have enough space in the mouth to accommodate a third set of molars. Most patients get their wisdom teeth removed as soon as they emerge, in their teenage years or early twenties, but […]

Impacted wisdom teeth are the most common complication associated with the emergence of your third molars. If the third molars do not have enough space in the mouth to grow, they are impacted and should be removed as soon as possible. Wisdom teeth usually emerge between the ages of 14 to 25. Below, learn everything […]

Full mouth reconstruction combines cosmetic aesthetics and restorative dentistry to rebuild or replace all the teeth in your mouth. Complete restoration aims to restore your natural oral function and smile. The procedure restores the natural look, feel, and operation of your teeth while improving the visual appearance of your smile. Learn everything you need to […]