Oral Surgery

We tend to think of tooth extractions as purely physical procedures. A tooth comes out, you deal with the soreness, maybe eat some soup, and move on—right? Not always. What’s often left out of the conversation is how tooth extraction can leave an emotional mark that lingers long after the numbness wears off. While dentists [...]

Tooth extractions are a routine part of modern dental care. Whether it's a wisdom tooth, a cavity-ridden molar, or a crooked tooth that needs to be removed for orthodontics, tooth extractions have become a mundane part of our healthcare routine. However, for centuries, and in many parts of the world, tooth removal has been far more [...]

 Tooth extractions are a common part of dental care, but what happens when a case crosses the boundary into something far more complex? Extreme cases—whether due to advanced infections, severe trauma, or medical complications—present unique challenges that go beyond the technical skill of a dentist. These situations often raise ethical dilemmas: when should a tooth be [...]

Tooth loss is often seen as a purely dental issue, but it can lead to various health consequences that extend well beyond the mouth. When a tooth is removed, whether due to decay, injury, or other factors, the absence of that tooth can set off a chain reaction in the body, affecting everything from digestion [...]

Malocclusion is the dental term for misaligned teeth, a common condition affecting about 200,000 people in the United States every year. Many seek cosmetic solutions to feel better about their smiles, but there are also negative health consequences including pain and discomfort that result from improperly aligned teeth. The most severe cases may require [...]