Professional Dental Surgery for the Spring Lake Community

If you have a severe tooth infection or tooth pain…

It may seem counterintuitive, but sometimes the best thing for your oral health is to remove a tooth so that it doesn’t cause further damage and infection down the line. Rest assured that we’ll consider all options before recommending tooth removal.

After you’ve had a tooth removed, we’ll provide you with the information you need to enjoy a problem-free recovery, and we can also go over your options for replacing missing teeth if you’d like to know more.

• Wisdom Teeth Removal
• Tooth Extractions

If you are missing teeth…

When you’re missing teeth, it can make everyday activities that you didn’t think twice about before seem difficult like speaking and chewing. While many people want to replace missing teeth to enhance the attractiveness of their smile; it’s important to do so for their oral health too.

Our practice provides a range of tooth-replacement options depending on how many teeth you’re missing, the condition of your oral health, your lifestyle, and your budget. Don’t worry if you’re not completely sure what you need. Our team can help you make a confident, informed decision.

• Partial Dentures
• Full Dentures
• Dental Implants
• Implant-Supported Dentures

If you have pain in, or trouble with, your jaw…

At Spring Lake Oral Surgery, we have different treatment options available to help improve the function of your jaw. This condition is called TMJ disorder or simply TMD. Just like how the causes behind TMJ disorder vary from patient to patient, the most effective treatment plan for the condition is unique to each person.

At Spring Lake Oral Surgery, we have different treatment options available to use to help you improve the function of your jaw. Our team will take the time to personalize your treatment plan and determine what’s best for your needs. To learn more about TMJ disorder and treatment, visit our TMD page!

If you have sleep apnea…

Sleep apnea is a serious disorder that can negatively affect your entire well-being. Many people are familiar with CPAP machines— the most commonly used method for treating the condition— but for some patients, an oral appliance is also an effective solution.

For those patients who have been recommended oral appliance therapy, we can custom design a dental device to wear at night that will adjust the position of their lower jaw and tongue to keep their airway open.

Anesthesia & Sedation Options

We understand that oral surgery is a big step for our patients, and we want to make sure your experience is as comfortable and stress-free as possible. We have different anesthesia and sedation options available, ranging from mild to heavy. Our team will consider your needs when determining which is right for your treatment.

• Local Anesthetic
• Oral Conscious Sedation
• IV Sedation
• General Anesthesia