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This type of surgery can save teeth that would otherwise be lost.
Bone reconstruction improves the function of teeth.
With reconstruction surgery, patients can improve their smile's appearance.
When you have a serious bone injury, your body may not be able to heal the bone on its own. In these cases, you may need bone reconstruction surgery. This type of surgery uses metal rods, plates, and screws to hold the bone in place so it can heal properly. When it comes to your teeth, dental bone reconstruction is a type of surgery that can help to save your smile. At Oral Surgery Center of Lighthouse Point, our team is experienced in performing this type of surgery, and we can help you get your smile back.
If you have suffered a serious injury to your mouth, or if you have periodontal disease, you may need dental bone reconstruction surgery. This type of surgery can help to rebuild the bone around your teeth so that they are better supported and less likely to fall out. Dental bone reconstruction surgery is a type of oral surgery, and it is typically performed by an oral surgeon.
There are many benefits that come with dental bone reconstruction surgery. This type of surgery can help to:
Save teeth that would otherwise be lost
Improve the function of teeth
Improve the appearance of teeth
Make it easier to brush and floss teeth
Reduce the risk of future tooth loss
Before your surgery, you will meet with your oral surgeon to discuss the details of your procedure. During this consultation, your surgeon will develop a treatment plan that is tailored to your specific needs. On the day of your surgery, you can expect:
Anesthesia. You will be given general anesthesia or local anesthesia with sedation. Once you are asleep or relaxed, your surgeon will begin the surgery.
Incisions. Your surgeon will make small incisions in your gums to access the bone.
Grafting. In some cases, your surgeon may need to use bone grafts to rebuild the bone around your teeth. Bone grafts can be taken from another area of your body or from a donor.
Placing the implants. Once the bone has been rebuilt, your surgeon will place metal rods, plates, or screws into the bone to hold it in place. These implants will act as a foundation for your new teeth.
Healing. After your surgery, you will need to take some time to recover. Your mouth will be sore, and you will need to avoid chewing and eating hard foods. It is important to follow your surgeon's instructions for recovery so that your surgery is successful.
Dental bone reconstruction surgery can be a complex procedure, but it can have a tremendous impact on your oral health. If you have suffered from an injury or if you have periodontal disease, this type of surgery may be the best way to save your teeth. Fortunately, Dr. Jennifer Schaumberg at Oral Surgery Center of Lighthouse Point is a board certified oral and maxillofacial surgeon who is also certified in anesthesia. She has over 20 years of experience identifying and resolving dental issues with oral surgery, and she can help you reconstruct your smile. To learn more about dental bone reconstruction surgery and to find out if it is right for you, schedule a consultation with our team at Oral Surgery Center of Lighthouse Point. We will be happy to answer your questions and help you decide if this type of surgery is right for you.
Over 10 Years of Dental Industry Experience
Board Certified Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon
Quality Oral Surgery Care in Lighthouse Point
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Meet the Doctor at Oral Surgery Center of Lighthouse Point:
Dr. Schaumberg completed her internship and a residency program at the University of Miami/Jackson Memorial Hospital.
She has led courses and clinics at various research facilities and universities regarding a multitude of dental-related topics.
Dr. Schaumberg is a Board Certified Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon.
She is licensed and trained to perform all levels of anesthesia.
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