- Save yourself a trip to a specialist’s office
- Stay relaxed during surgery with sedation
- Relieve pain & maintain your oral health
Oral Surgery
Preserve Your Smile With Surgery
Boost Your Dental Health With Oral Surgery in Chantilly
While dental surgery may feel overwhelming, it’s often the key to restoring your oral health and confidence. If you need oral surgery in Chantilly, VA, you can rely on our experienced team for care. Since 1978, we’ve helped countless patients achieve optimal oral health through surgical procedures. We will:
- Put a stop to ongoing dental pain that that has been impacting your daily life
- Help you become an ideal candidate for dental implants so you get your bite back
- Create a strong foundation for better oral health and dental function
- Make room for future restorative work, like bridges or dentures, to ensure best results
- Give you confidence that you are making good choices for your smile’s future
Call 571-518-5897 for an appointment. If you’re facing a dental emergency, we’ll schedule you ASAP.
Create a Strong Foundation of a Healthy Smile
Protect Your Natural Teeth
We aim to preserve natural teeth whenever possible. However, extractions may be recommended in several situations:
- Severe decay or damage that has compromised too much of the tooth structure
- Advanced gum disease causing significant bone loss around teeth
- Infected teeth that cannot be saved through root canal therapy
- To prepare your mouth for restorations, like implants or dentures
No matter the reason, your dentist will make sure you fully understand the reasoning. We’ll always prioritize saving your tooth before recommending removal.
Prepare for Implants
Dental implants are the ideal solution for replacing missing teeth. However, successful implant placement often requires surgical procedures to create the optimal foundation. Before placing your implants, your dentist may recommend:
- Bone Grafting – If your jaw is too weak, we’ll strengthen it using grafting materials to provide a stable foundation for your implants.
- Ridge Augmentation – A ridge augmentation rebuilds the natural contour of your gums and jaw, creating an ideal site for implant placement.
- Sinus Lift – When placing implants in the upper jaw, you may need a sinus lift to create adequate space and bone volume.
Call 571-518-5897 for oral surgery in Chantilly. You can also schedule online.
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Common Questions About Oral Surgery
You might need oral surgery for a variety of reasons. If you have a damaged or diseased tooth that needs to be extracted, oral surgery will take care of it. A bone graft, sinus lift, or ridge augmentation might be needed to get your mouth ready for implants.
For a healthy recovery, it’s best to ease slowly into exercise. You’ll want to avoid sports, workouts, and most other physical activity for the first 24 hours. Doing too much too soon can impede healing. For example, it can interfere with blood clotting. We recommend taking it easy for at least a few days.
We recommend that you eat soft foods and liquids for two or three days after your surgery. Yogurt, soup, pudding, ice cream, and protein shakes are all good choices. It’s a good idea to avoid spicy foods, acidic foods, crunchy foods, and tough-to-chew foods for a week or so.