Surgical Procedures for Disease Treatment

Osseous Surgery

Recontouring of Bone Around Teeth to Reduce Pockets and Make Cleaning More Effective.  Read More »

Crown Lengthening

Removal of Gum and/or Bone to Expose Decay Under the Gums, Make Broken Teeth Longer or Expose More Tooth to Retain Needed Restorations or make Gums Healthier Around Existing Restorations.  Read More »

Gum Grafting

Transplantation of Gum Tissue to Protect Root Surfaces, Prevent Additional Gum Recession and/or Make Gums Thicker and Stronger Around the Teeth.  Read More »

Regeneration of Lost Bone

Replacement of Lost Bone Around Teeth under Specific Circumstances.  Read More »

Root Amputations

Removal of Damaged Roots or to Treat Some Types of Bone Loss When a Tooth is Worth Retaining.  Read More »

Tooth Extraction

Removal of Single or Mulitple Teeth both Surgically and/or Nonsurgically.  Read More »

Socket Preservation

Addition of Bone or Bone Substitutes to Extraction Sites to Maintain Bone for Later Dental Implant Placement or to Support Planned Tooth Replacements.  Read More »

Biopsy of Lesions

Obtaining Small Piece of Tissue to Establish Diagnosis and Help with Treatment of an Oral Lesion.  Read More »

Alveoloplasty

Reshaping of Bone During or After Tooth Extraction to Improve Contours in Preparation for Tooth Replacement.  Read More »

Torus Removal

Removal of Excess Bone were it Blocks Access for Cleaning or for Placement of Needed Restorations.  Read More »

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