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Oral Surgery Emerson, NJ

In some cases, oral surgery may become necessary. Don't try to treat a toothache on your own; call us first.

Oral Surgery

When it comes to your teeth and oral health, regular dental checkups and proper oral hygiene will only get you so far. Certain conditions and oral health issues will require more advanced treatment in the form of oral surgery. Our team can provide oral surgery when necessary, and help you keep your mouth healthy.

Before recommending oral surgery, we will need to review the patient's medical history, current condition, and any past treatment plans that weren't successful in treating the issue. This way, we can ensure the patient is a candidate for oral surgery.

While non-surgical treatment can help with minor issues or conditions in the early stages, it may not be enough for severe cases. In other situations, surgery may be able to treat the source of the pain and not just the symptoms.

By targeting the issue at the source, we can help patients achieve lasting relief. We will take the time to go over the surgery and answer any questions the patient has. During the surgery, we will ensure the patient does not feel any sensations and is as comfortable as possible.

Depending on the type of procedure and patient's condition, the treatment and recovery time may vary. We will help guide the patient through recovery and make any other recommendations on how to maintain their oral health going forward.

If you or a loved one needs oral surgery, call us today. Our team can help find the procedure to meet your needs and get you on the path to restoring your oral health.


Emerson Dental Associates

At Emerson Dental Associates in Emerson, we work to customize your treatment to match your needs and schedule where possible. Our professional staff aims to create a calm atmosphere for you during the appointment and treatment process. We will identify any dental issues you are struggling with and work with you to find the solution that works best for you.

Our staff seeks to create a comforting environment at the office to ease patients into the procedure. We can help prevent damage to your teeth and set you on track for a lifetime of quality oral health. At Emerson Dental Associates, your dental health is our prime concern.

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