Services

• Wisdom Teeth Extractions
• Dental Implants
• Bone Grafting
• Oral Pathology
• Facial Trauma
• Jaw Surgery
• Pre-Prosthetic Surgery
• Platelet Rich Plasma
• Impacted Canines
• 3D Imaging
• Stem Cells

Wisdom Teeth Extractions

Wisdom teeth are the last set of molars. Most people start to get their wisdom teeth when they are teenagers, though some teeth don’t come in until you are in your early twenties.

Wisdom teeth have a purpose. They are another set of molars, but more often than not they cause more problems than they are worth. Wisdom teeth can come in misaligned, facing any direction. They can even try to come in horizontally, growing into your other teeth. This can damage your nerves and even your jawbone.

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Dental Implants

When you have missing teeth, an alternative solution to dentures is dental implants. While dentures are removable, dental implants provide permanent new teeth to restore your mouth’s function and appearance. Dental implants tend to offer a successful and lasting solution to the loss of some or all of your teeth.

Bone Grafting

For many cosmetic or restorative dentistry procedures, one of the most important factors dentists consider before discussing treatment options is the amount of bone volume a patient has within his or her jaw. Bone volume is crucial to holding dental implant posts in place and ensuring that the treatment is successful.

Bone loss is fairly common especially among people who suffer from missing teeth, oral trauma, and gum disease, but can be rebuilt through bone grafting. At Bay Center for Oral & Implant Surgery, we are proud to offer bone grafting whether your bone loss is severe or mild.

Oral Pathology

A biopsy is a medical procedure used to remove cells or a tissue sample so that it can be analyzed for any abnormalities. Your doctor may want to proceed with a biopsy to identify any unknown or unusual areas found.

In dentistry, it is common to examine tissue from the gums, bone, and teeth for any signs of disease or infection. An oral biopsy is commonly used to identify forms of oral cancer. This procedure is done as an outpatient procedure with the help of a fine needle or scalpel. Local anesthetics or topical creams are administered to the area in concern. If in a difficult to reach area, a general anesthetic may be required. In some cases, a sample can be drawn from a needle inserted into the lesion, in others however, the entire removal may be recommended. After the biopsy has been completed, the tissue is sent to a laboratory for testing.

You can expected soreness in your biopsy area for a few days following the procedure. Other commonly reported side effects include bleeding and swelling, both of which should subside within 2-3 days.

Any unexplained lesions should be looked at by your doctor. For more information on our services or to request an appointment, please don’t hesitate to contact us today at .

Facial Trauma

At Bay Center for Oral & Implant Surgery, our expert team provides comprehensive care for facial trauma, including fractures of the jaw, cheek, and other facial bones. We specialize in restoring both function and appearance through advanced surgical techniques, ensuring patients recover with minimal scarring and optimal results. Whether due to accidents, sports injuries, or other incidents, we are dedicated to helping you heal and regain confidence.

Jaw Surgery

Corrective jaw surgery at Bay Center for Oral & Implant Surgery is designed to address a variety of conditions, such as misaligned bites, facial imbalances, and jaw joint disorders. By reshaping and repositioning the jaw, we enhance not only aesthetics but also improve functionality, making it easier to chew, speak, and breathe. Our experienced oral surgeons use state-of-the-art technology to ensure precise, life-changing results.

Pre-Prosthetic Surgery

Preparing the mouth for a successful prosthetic fit is essential for long-term comfort and functionality. At Bay Center for Oral & Implant Surgery, our pre-prosthetic surgery services ensure your mouth is optimally shaped for dentures or implants. We remove excess bone, smooth irregularities, and create the ideal environment for prosthetics, leading to a secure, comfortable fit that enhances both your appearance and daily life.

Platelet Rich Plasma

Our advanced Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy accelerates healing after oral surgery by using your body’s natural growth factors. PRP involves extracting a small sample of your blood, concentrating the platelets, and applying them to the surgical site to stimulate faster tissue regeneration. At Bay Center for Oral & Implant Surgery, we use PRP to improve healing times and outcomes for a variety of surgical procedures.

Impacted Canines

Impacted canines are a common dental issue where the adult canine teeth fail to properly erupt. At Bay Center for Oral & Implant Surgery, we specialize in surgically exposing impacted canines to guide them into their correct position. Early treatment is crucial for preventing alignment problems and ensuring a healthy, functional smile. Our team provides gentle, expert care to make this process as smooth as possible.

3D Imaging

At Bay Center for Oral & Implant Surgery, we utilize cutting-edge 3D imaging technology to provide a detailed view of your facial structures. This advanced imaging system allows our surgeons to plan precise treatments for complex procedures, including dental implants and jaw surgery. By visualizing your anatomy in 3D, we can ensure the highest level of accuracy and improve surgical outcomes.

Stem Cells

Stem cell therapy is revolutionizing the field of oral surgery by enhancing healing and tissue regeneration. At Bay Center for Oral & Implant Surgery, we use the latest advancements in stem cell technology to promote faster recovery following surgery. Stem cells encourage the body to repair damaged tissues more effectively, reducing recovery time and improving overall results for procedures like bone grafting and implant placement.