Oral Surgery

Enclave Dental | Oral Surgery

Oral Surgery
in Lake Mary, FL

Oral surgery is able to set all dental issues right, leaving a strong smile in place for many years to come.
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Soft Tissue Grafting

Receding gums are common among people suffering from periodontal disease and may cause some feelings of insecurity as well as sensitivity and discomfort. Soft tissue grafting is a wonderful approach for restoring one’s gum line. Feeling more confident about oneself makes it easier to prevent further recession of the gums.

Guided Tissue Regeneration

Guided tissue regeneration is critical for preserving the smile and eliminating the likelihood of tooth loss caused by periodontal disease. It can be further combined with bone grafting in an effort to restore the jaw bone and treat the effects left behind by gum disease. Timely treatment of periodontal disease is crucial since, if left unattended, it leads to bone loss and, eventually, teeth removal. There is no need to hesitate or delay further. With the aid of tissue regeneration, we can restore the functionality of gums to how they were previously.

Preparing For An Implant

The state of your dental hygiene is crucial as it determines if you can get implants or not. Fortunately, our dental implant services help you prepare adequately for the implants. Depending on your dental needs, we offer treatments like tooth extractions, bone grafting, and bone ridge smoothing. Implant preparation is one of the most important steps in getting a strong and durable implant. With our expert care, we provide the best results for dental implants that can last a lifetime with you.

Extractions

We understand that patients are apprehensive of dental treatments that involve tooth extractions, so this is always our last resort — restoring your smile is what we care about most. In such situations, our team may advise an extraction as a means to regain your oral health. With the aid of advanced techniques, sedation, or local anesthesia, we can extract decayed teeth that have become problematic and create space for future dental implants, bridges, or other teeth replacements to alleviate your discomfort.

Bone Grafting

The delay in the replacement of a missing tooth can have dire effects. Bone resorption processes start soon after a tooth is lost, making it harder to position dental implants appropriately. Bone grafting makes it possible to restore lost dentition through implants by increasing bone density. For implants to be inserted there, strong bone density is required, and the restoration must have a firm foundation. Bone grafting is one of the primary procedures that increase the options available for dental implants.

Dental Implants

Having one or more teeth missing or requiring an extraction needs a replacement to be sought without delay. Dental implants provide not only an aesthetic improvement to your smile, but also help you to bite without any issues and maintain good oral health. In fact, dental implants are the most ideal and durable tooth replacement because they replicate the root of the tooth and do not allow bone loss to progress.

Tori Removal

We understand how concerning and sensitive tori removal can be for people who have bite misalignment or who grind their teeth. Luckily, these issues can be addressed in a comfortable manner. Tori removal restricts your oral issues from progressing further, alleviates your pain and prepares your mouth for other operations. These bony protrusions can affect any restorative works such as dentures, dental bridges or implants. Addressing the tori beforehand ensures that you do not face issues later while trying to restore your dentition.

Abscess Treatment

We understand the anxiety that comes with the formation of a pocket of pus around the tooth root, which can manifest in severe toothaches and even fever. Unfortunately, this issue does require treatment. An abscess treatment procedure will focus on sucking all the pus out while preparing the affected tooth for further work, such as a root canal or extraction. Hence, while needing an abscess treatment is not ideal, it is the first step towards restorative dentistry and achieving a healthier smile.

Frequently Asked Questions

Check out these frequently asked questions, or call us to speak with our team.
What is oral surgery?
Oral surgery is a special type of surgery that is commonly performed by an oral surgeon or a dentist. It involves surgical procedures on the mouth, jaw, and face. It consists of common methods such as tooth extraction, placing implants, jaw surgery, and treating oral lesions or injuries.
When is it appropriate to do oral surgery?

Oral surgery procedures are necessary for:

  • Removal of Impacted wisdom teeth
  • Advanced tooth decay with abscess formation
  • Jaw misalignment surgical correction (orthognathic surgery)
  • Bone grafting for implant placement
  • TMJ disorders
  • Oral cancer surgery and diagnosis
Does oral surgery cause pain?
Oral surgery does not hurt, as local anesthesia, sedation, or general anesthesia is given. However, painkillers and excellent aftercare usually help relieve any discomfort after the treatment.
How long is oral surgery?
The duration varies with the complexity of the procedure. Simple extractions could last from 30 to 60 minutes. More involved surgeries, like jaw reconstruction surgery, might take multiple hours.
What should I do before oral surgery?

Dr. Shah may ask you to do some or all of the following things before oral surgery:

  • If sedation is used, the patient may not be allowed to eat or drink a few hours before the procedure.
  • Have a family member or friend accompany you home by car.
  • If appropriate, discontinue some medications.
  • All patients should abide by any other particular directions issued by their surgeon.
What are the consequences of oral surgery?

Despite oral surgery being typically safe, risks encompass the following:

  • Surgical area infection
  • Swelling and bruising
  • Prolonged bleeding from the surgical site
  • Nerve disruption in oral and maxillofacial surgery (extremely rare)
  • Dry socket or alveolar osteitis for dental extractions
When should I contact Dr. Shah after undergoing oral surgery?

If you start noticing any listed symptoms, you must inform Dr. Shah:

  • Pain so severe that it is resistant to medication
  • Excessive bleeding that cannot be controlled
  • Infection, possibly indicated by fever or pus and foul smell
  • Numbness that is prolonged and persistent
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