Oral Surgery in King of Prussia and Norristown, PA
When the health of your smile requires advanced treatment, you need to know that a capable and experienced professional is taking care of you. At King of Prussia Periodontics & Dental Implants, our team of talented periodontists is dedicated to helping you achieve your optimal oral health. We help residents and families across King of Prussia and the surrounding Pennsylvania communities with our first-rate surgical dentistry.
If you need advanced dental care, our team is here for you. Contact us to schedule a comprehensive consultation today.
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Protecting Your Teeth and Gums with Oral Surgery
Our practice specializes in providing a variety of dental surgery options for patients in need of advanced treatment. Our services include the following procedures:
Gum grafting: Advanced periodontal disease can cause the gums to recede, exposing the root of the tooth. With a gum graft, we repair the gum line to a healthier state, making your teeth more secure and preserving your smile aesthetic.
Ridge augmentation: The alveolar ridge is the part of the jaw bone surrounding the tooth roots. This bone deteriorates after an extraction, altering the shape of the face and making dental implants difficult to secure. Ridge augmentation seeks to restore the jawbone shape and density, making it stronger and healthier.
Sinus lifts: Also called sinus augmentations, this procedure adds bone density to the upper jaw area that separates the mouth and sinus cavity. When bone density here is lost – usually due to tooth loss or periodontal disease – it can become too thin to support an implant. Adding bone volume and raising the sinus cavity provides the bone integrity for successful implant placement.
Implant placement: These restorations are composed of a titanium implant set in the jaw bone and topped with an abutment and crown, and can be used to replace a single tooth up to a complete dental arch.
Extractions: A tooth may need an extraction for multiple reasons. Most commonly, extraction is performed due to severe decay, overcrowding, or when the tooth has become impacted (erupting at an angle and pushing against nearby teeth). Most adults require a wisdom tooth extraction, as their mouths are too small to accommodate the third set of molars.
Dental Care Personalized to Your Needs
Every mouth is unique, and so are its needs. We take the time to understand your unique dental situation and provide a treatment plan that helps you achieve your optimal oral health. Take the next step to a healthy smile. Contact our dental office, located on Valley Forge Circle, and schedule your appointment today.
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