Complicated Wisdom Teeth Extractions: Also known as third molars, wisdom teeth can create problems when they don't grow in properly or there isn't enough room in the mouth. In some cases, surgery may be needed to remove them, especially if they are impacted or growing in incorrect locations.

Tooth abscesses: These infections located around the root of a tooth or in the soft tissues of the mouth can be extremely painful. We are here to offer the necessary surgical drainage to remove the pus and restore the health of the affected area.

Cysts: Cysts are pockets of fluid that can develop in the tissues of the mouth, often around the roots of the teeth. Their surgical removal is crucial to prevent future complications and to protect the surrounding teeth and bones.

Bone regeneration: In cases of bone loss in the jaw, we may use bone regeneration procedures to prepare the area for dental implants. These procedures are designed to rebuild and regenerate bone tissue, making a successful surgery possible.

Sinus Lifts: When the bone in the back of your jaw is not enough to support a dental implant, we may recommend a sinus lift. This procedure aims to increase the height of the bone available for implants, ensuring long-lasting and stable results.