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The total cost of wisdom tooth extraction is based on a number of factors, including how many wisdom teeth are being extracted, the complexity of the procedure, the experience of the oral surgeon, and other components. If general anesthesia or other sedation dentistry techniques are utilized during the procedure, this will also have an effect on the overall price. Additionally, the type of extraction necessary is an important cost component—there are five different types, ranging from simple to difficult. Since each patient has unique needs, the best way to determine the price of wisdom teeth extraction is to have an oral examination with x-rays so that our doctor can see what will be necessary for the procedure.

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Phoenix Oral & Maxillofacial

Dental Examination
The total cost of wisdom tooth extraction is based on a number of factors, including how many wisdom teeth are being extracted, the complexity of the procedure, the experience of the oral surgeon, and other components. If general anesthesia or other sedation dentistry techniques are utilized during the procedure, this will also have an effect on the overall price. Additionally, the type of extraction necessary is an important cost component—there are five different types, ranging from simple to difficult. Since each patient has unique needs, the best way to determine the price of wisdom teeth extraction is to have an oral examination with x-rays so that our doctor can see what will be necessary for the procedure.
X-rays
General and family dentistry oversee essential preventative and restorative care to help with long-term oral health. In addition to routine dental exams and x-rays, dentists most often provide gum care, dental fillings, root canals, veneers, bridges, crowns, and other procedures. However, patients will often need to see oral and maxillofacial surgeons to treat a variety of conditions affecting the face, mouth, and jaw.

Teeth Cleaning

Fillings
Veneers
Crowns
Wisdom teeth impaction can occur to varying degrees. Soft tissue impaction is present when the top portion of the tooth (the crown) has come through the bone but is fully or substantially covered by the gum. A partial bony impaction involves a wisdom tooth that has partially erupted, but is still primarily below the gum tissue and inside the jawbone. A full bony impaction is a tooth that has not erupted and is completely covered by the jawbone.
Bridges
Procedures to repair and grow new bone, unheard of just a few years ago, are now part of routine dental surgical care. Bone grafts are needed when a part of your jaw is missing. Examples of bone loss are: loss surrounding roots of teeth ( periodontal defects ) or loss which occurs following tooth extraction or trauma. Dental alveolar bone ( jaw bone ) is the bone that holds teeth in place. Following tooth extraction this bone begins to reshape or melt away, causing a deformity in the jaw. No matter if you choose to replace your missing tooth / teeth with dental implants, fixed bridges, removable partial or dentures, such bone loss may create major problems in restoring your smile or chewing ability. Jaw defects can be prevented or repaired by a procedure called socket grafting or bone preservation. Socket grafting or bone preservation can greatly improve your success for dental implants, fixed bridges, removable partial or dentures. This procedure may be in conjunction with tooth extraction or by itself to repair an existing jaw deformity. The procedure is performed by filling in the socket with bone or a bone – like material. This material stimulates new bone growth. Over time your bone will grow around and through this material. A barrier / membrane may be placed over the grafting material. The membrane works similar to a band – aid as it helps hold the grafting material in the area and allows soft tissue growth over the graft material. This allows your bone height and width to be as close to original as possible. After a period of healing, usually 4-6 months, a dental implant may be placed in the area. A dental implant will stimulate the bone to help prevent bone loss and preserve function. You may choose to have other dental restorative options, but bone / socket grafting will assist at preserving your jaw bone for a period of time. Healthy bone is necessary for healthy teeth.
Restorative Dentistry
The ability to yield results that both look and feel natural is one of the most prominent reasons why patients choose dental implants over other missing teeth replacement options. Since the dental implants and custom crowns are designed to simulate the function of original teeth right down to the root, these treatment options offer some of the most natural-looking outcomes of any restorative dentistry procedure.

Root Canal Treatment

Dentures
WEARING YOUR PROSTHESIS (FLIPPER, PARTIAL DENTURES, OR FULL DENTURES) Each mouth is different and your surgeon will give you specific instructions. If You are wearing your prosthesis postoperatively, your surgeon has made initial adjustments. Leave the prosthesis in your mouth for 12-24 hours. Expect some oozing of blood around the sides of your prosthesis. When you brush your teeth remove the prosthesis, clean it, and then place the prosthesis back into your mouth. Sore spots may develop. You may call your dentist or call our office to make the necessary adjustments to relieve those areas. For some patients, the denture will not be worn for a period of time or your surgeon may want you to wear it for aesthetic purposes only (not for eating). We will inform those patients prior to surgery.

Dental Implants
If you suffer from compromised strength in your jawbone or are exploring whether you are a suitable candidate for dental implants, contact our Phoenix or Tempe office to schedule a consultation with one of our board-certified surgeons.

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

Oral Surgery
Dental anxiety is experienced by millions of people. For some individuals, their level of fear and nervousness when even just considering or oral surgery of any kind actually keeps them from getting the treatment they need. Fortunately, Oral & Facial Surgeons of Arizona offers a full range of general anesthesia and sedation options that can help you experience a more comfortable and anxiety-free procedure. Our oral and maxillofacial surgeons, Dr. Michael W. Golding and Dr. J. Gregory Sabol, are both certified by the National Dental Board of Anesthesia and can provide patients with techniques ranging from mild anesthesia for more routine procedures to general anesthesia for more complex treatments.
Jaw Surgery
With advanced corrective jaw surgery (orthognathic surgery) procedures from our experienced oral and maxillofacial surgeons, a number of common concerns affecting the jaws can be significantly improved. Misaligned jaws and other conditions relating to these important oral structures can have a pronounced effect on one’s daily life. Corrective jaw surgery offers an effective, long-term resolution for patients who may have concerns that are not able to be successfully treated with orthodontic appliances alone. Orthognathic surgery can often be particularly beneficial for many teenagers and adults who have severe underbite or overbite conditions. The variety of corrective and reconstructive jaw surgery options at Oral & Facial Surgeons of Arizona can help many individuals improve their livelihoods and address their concerns with exemplary results.
Pre-prosthetic Surgery
During your initial consultation with one of our oral surgeons, you will learn whether your unique condition would benefit from a bone graft, or “pre-prosthetic surgery.” If you are missing teeth, dental implants may be a suitable reconstructive procedure, but you’ll need an adequate amount of healthy jawbone at the proposed implant site. Bone grafting effectively builds up bone mass in areas of your jaw that may have been compromised due to injury, previous extractions or gum disease.
Maxillofacial Surgery
Dr. J. Gregory Sabol was born and raised in Northeast Ohio. He attended The Ohio State University, where he graduated Magna Cum Laude and received both his Bachelor of Science degree and Doctor of Dental Surgery (D.D.S) degree. During dental school, Dr. Sabol used his degree in Molecular Genetics to be involved with skeletal jaw and facial development research. Upon completing dental school, he completed a one-year General Practice Residency at the University of Washington Medical Center in Seattle, WA. Once he finished his General Practice Residency, he moved to Nashville, TN to attend Vanderbilt University Medical School for six more years of further training. Dr. Sabol received a year internship in General Surgery, specialty training in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, as well as his Medical Degree from Vanderbilt University Medical School.
Tooth Extractions
A variety of things can damage your teeth, including trauma, disease, decay, and even certain medications. At times, it may be necessary to extract damaged teeth to maintain the overall health of your mouth. At Oral & Facial Surgeons of Arizona, our board-certified oral surgeons perform tooth extractions in the comforting, professional environment of our Phoenix or Tempe offices. Our team has the knowledge and experience to provide our patients an unparalleled quality of care that draws residents of surrounding communities, including Scottsdale, Tempe, and Arcadia.
Bone Grafting
Using the latest advancements in bone grafting, a number of techniques are available at our Phoenix and Tempe offices, including...

Braces
Orthognathic surgery may be an ideal treatment solution for teenagers or adults who have developed a severe underbite, or what’s known as a “class 3 malocclusion.” Some cases of underbite are more attributable to the positioning of the teeth rather than the jaw; therefore, an orthodontic treatment such as braces may be all that’s necessary to provide effective correction. However, other cases of underbite are caused by a lower jaw that is either malpositioned or larger in size when compared to the upper jaw, which causes it to jut forward. Particularly severe degrees of underbite can create an imbalance among facial features, cause speech and chewing problems, produce wear and tear on the teeth, and potentially even lead to TMJ Disorder (TMD), among other symptoms. Our surgeons have performed orthognathic surgery for many teenagers and adults who suffer from this condition. Advanced corrective jaw surgery techniques can improve the positioning of the lower jaw and significantly minimize the aesthetic, functional, and oral health effects that a severe underbite may produce. In some cases, orthognathic surgery may also be a recommended treatment option for patients suffering from overbite, as well. During the initial consultation, our oral surgeon will evaluate your needs and discuss the best options.

General Dentistry
If you have lost a single tooth or multiple teeth, dental implants offer an innovative replacement solution. Designed to look, feel, and function like natural teeth, dental implants are a major focus here at Oral & Facial Surgeons of Arizona. Our oral surgeons are certified by the American Board of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery and have the extensive training and experience necessary to perform dental implant procedures that produce the best possible results. Unlike many general dentistry practices, Oral & Facial Surgeons of Arizona can provide comprehensive dental implant treatment right here under one roof, without the need to refer patients out to other specialists. Advanced dental implants from our practice can improve the function of your teeth and the appearance of your smile with results that can last for decades!

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