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Frequently Asked Questions
1. Is Oral Surgery Painful?
Your comfort is our priority. All procedures are performed using IV sedation to help you remain relaxed and comfortable throughout treatment. Some swelling and discomfort are normal after surgery and can be managed with medication and proper post-operative care.
2. How Do I Know If I Need an Oral Surgeon?
Whether you're experiencing pain, have been referred by your dentist, or have questions about your oral health, Dr. Ortiz can evaluate during a consultation. Following a comprehensive examination, he will discuss your diagnosis and recommend the treatment options that are right for you.
3.How Safe Are Oral Surgery Procedures?
Oral surgery is a safe and well-established specialty when performed by a trained oral and maxillofacial surgeon. Before any procedure, we review your medical history, obtain any necessary imaging, and develop a treatment plan tailored to your individual needs.
4. What Are the Risks of Delaying Wisdom Tooth Removal?
Impacted or poorly positioned wisdom teeth can increase the risk of infection, pain, damage to adjacent teeth, gum disease, and cyst formation. An evaluation with clinical examination and X-rays can help determine the best course of treatment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Whether you're experiencing pain, have been referred by your dentist, or have questions about your oral health, Dr. Ortiz can evaluate during a consultation. Following a comprehensive examination, he will discuss your diagnosis and recommend the treatment options that are right for you.
Oral surgery is a safe and well-established specialty when performed by a trained oral and maxillofacial surgeon. Before any procedure, we review your medical history, obtain any necessary imaging, and develop a treatment plan tailored to your individual needs.
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