Our Comprehensive Oral & Facial Services
If you are looking for a long list of oral and facial solutions that will improve your quality of life and restore your smile, you have come to the right place. It is our goal here at AOFS to ensure you can receive the surgical support you need when you need it. Our oral and maxillofacial professionals manage a wide variety of problems relating to the teeth, mouth, jaw, and other regions of the face, so you do not have to go elsewhere for the care you need. Some of the comprehensive oral support services we offer include, but are not limited to, the following:
We accept in-network with all major insurance plans including Cigna and Delta Dental
Oral Surgery FAQs
What is An Oral And Maxillofacial Surgeon?
An oral and maxillofacial surgeon (OMS) specializes in the surgical treatment of abnormalities, diseases, and injuries in the jaws, teeth, and oral cavity. An OMS treats issues ranging from tooth extraction to complex reconstructive surgery of the mouth.
What Should I Expect On My First Visit?
Your first visit to an oral surgeon includes a consultation and comprehensive examination to determine the root of your oral problems and determine a personalized treatment plan. We’ll discuss your options in detail, finding the best treatment to address your specific needs.
What If My Tongue And Lips Are Numb?
It’s normal to experience numbness in your tongue, gums, teeth, and lips following jaw surgery. Irritation to the nerves often causes numbness for a short period of time.
What Happens If My Sutures Fall Out?
Oral surgeons often use resorbable stitches in oral surgery. Most of these resorbable sutures disappear within 3 to 10 days. It is normal for sutures to fall out, but it is not normal for them to cause bleeding or pain. If you have pain or bleeding, contact us immediately.
How Long Does Recovery Take?
Since oral surgery ranges from minor to major, recovery times vary for each patient. The most important thing to remember is to allow your body enough time to rest and recuperate following any oral surgery. We’ll provide specific recommendations depending on your procedure.
How Long Will There Be Holes In My Jaw?
The sockets, or holes, in your jaw should close within six weeks. It can take months before the open sockets fill in with bone.
Contact Atlanta Oral & Facial Surgery
Atlanta Oral & Facial Surgery is here to guide you through your oral surgery needs. We offer dental implants, wisdom teeth extractions, TMJ disorder treatments, and much more. Feel free to contact us with further questions or to schedule a consultation.
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