Wisdom teeth
Evaluation of erupted and impacted third molars.
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Oral surgery
Dr. Chad M. Curtis, DDS is an oral and maxillofacial surgeon at an independently operated office on the Good Samaritan Medical Center campus. Choose a procedure to learn what it is, who it is for, and what recovery is like.
Dental implants
Replaces a missing tooth with a post in the jaw that your dentist restores with a crown or bridge.
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Full-arch implants
A fixed full arch of teeth supported by four or more implants, sometimes with temporary teeth soon after surgery when you are a candidate.
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Zygomatic, pterygoid, and transnasal implants
Longer implants that use the cheekbone, pterygoid plate, or the lateral nasal wall when the upper jaw has little remaining bone.
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Bone grafting
Rebuilds jawbone when you need more bone for an implant or to repair a defect.
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Tooth extraction
Simple and surgical removal of damaged or hopeless teeth, including broken roots and teeth under the gum.
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IV sedation
Medicine through a small vein so you stay asleep during surgery, with continuous monitoring.
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Oral pathology
Evaluation and biopsy of sores, patches, lumps, or cysts in the mouth and jaws when something needs a clear diagnosis.
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Jaw surgery
Surgery to reposition the jaws when bite, breathing, or facial balance cannot be fixed with braces alone.
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