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You’ll find a multi-generational practice with decades of experience shared amongst our dental team. You can feel confident about your results.
You’ll find a range of surgical treatments that restore your dental health, prepare you for implants, or improve your gumline appearance.
Our team uses the latest in dental tech to ensure you have a comfortable experience and gain the best possible results from our care.
No one likes to hear they may need dental surgery. However, sometimes it’s beneficial for your dental health and oral function. Your dentist will only recommend peridontal surgery in Boston if absolutely necessary for your dental goals and needs. As our patient, you’ll benefit from:
Call 857-376-6559 for an appointment. If you are facing a dental emergency, we’ll schedule you in ASAP.
There are many reasons why surgery might be a necessary part of your dental care. Your dentist may suggest it if you are interested in implants and don’t have enough bone strength to support them. Or if you have an infection, a tooth removal can save your smile and stop other teeth from becoming infected. We also have solutions if you want to restore your gum’s appearance.
Whatever the reason, your dentist will begin with a thorough exam. Our team will gather information about your smile with our digital X-rays and CBCT technology. This allows us to plan your procedure precisely, ensuring everything goes smoothly. Fortunately, you won’t have to visit an outside oral surgeon, as we perform numerous procedures right here in our practice.
Your surgery options include:
Call 857-376-6559 for periodontal surgery in Boston. You can also request an appointment online.
Read MoreThere are many reasons you may need an oral surgery procedure. One of the most common is to remove teeth, whether you need to make room for dentures or another restoration or to avoid future dental problems. You may also need gum surgery to repair damaged gums. If you are getting implants, you may need a procedure such as a bone graft or sinus lift to ensure your jaw is strong enough to support them.
You should not exercise at all for the first 24 hours after your surgery. Doing so could cause problems that prolong your healing. For example, strenuous exercise can loosen the blood clot on an extraction site and cause a painful condition known as dry socket. After the first day, limit your exercise to low-impact activities for several more days.
The type of oral surgery you have will ultimately determine how much discomfort you feel, but rest assured our goal is always to provide the most comfortable dental care we can. For most of the oral surgery procedures we perform, over-the-counter pain relievers will take care of any discomfort. If needed, your dentist can prescribe something stronger to help you through the healing process.