FAQ About Oral Surgeons In Spring TX

Twice a year

wisdom teeth removal and implants 2500-5000

For an initial visit consultation, yes

toothache , sensitivity , pain when biting, visible pits or holes

Removing plaque and reducing bacteria three core habits brushing, flossing and rinsing.

If it is a preexisting tooth concern that you are aware of and didn’t take care of in the past contact our office immediately to schedule a consultation.

If you have not visited a dentist and your main concern is just having the tooth removed vs salvaging the tooth, contact our office to schedule a consultation

Yes, while dental treatments are generally safe and highly effective, there are some risk and potential complications associated with various procedures just as with any medical intervention. These risks are usually minor and temporary but its important to be aware of them.

Communication, relaxation techniques, and the right oral surgery office.

Their superior stability, bone preservation and natural feel.

Yes, highly recommended. Pregnancy causes hormonal changes that can significantly impact oral health, making dental visits even more important.

Bacteria on the tongue, gum disease, poor oral hygiene, dry mouth, dental issues and oral appliances

Home care - Brush and floss consistently, clean the tongue (tongue scraper), stay hydrated, rinsing.

Professional treatment- treat gum disease, repair dental work, saliva management

Every 6 months unless a concern arises check in with dentist sooner

A dentist is a primary care provider of overall oral health, while an oral surgeon is a surgical specialist who treats complex problems of the mouth, jaw and face.

Yes, several natural remedies can help temporarily relieve the pain and inflammation associated with toothaches or gum pain, primarily by acting as topical anesthetics or antiseptics. However, these are not substitutes for professional dental treatment; they are only meant to provide temporary relief until you see a dentist

Yes, you will experience some pain and discomfort, but it is manageable. The discomfort will begin after the local anesthesia wears off, typically a few hours after the procedure. Pain is usually at its worst for the first 72 hrs.

Dental procedures today are managed using a variety of sophisticated pain relief and anxiety control options, ensuring your comfort is prioritized. The best option for you depends on the procedure type, your anxiety level, and your medical history.

Yes

Usually a thorough appointment focuses on gathering a complete picture of your oral health including your medical and dental history. The x rays allow the oral surgeon to see what is happening inside your teeth and under your gums which are not visible to the naked eye. The Oral surgeon will sit down with you to review their findings including your x-rays they will explain the issues they found and discuss any recommendation treatments, prioritizing them, and addressing any questions you have about the proposed plan.

Yes, Routine dental care is critical for preventing common childhood issues like severe tooth decay, which can lead to pain, infection, difficulty eating, and trouble speaking

A baby can get cavities as soon as the first tooth erupts. The dentist will assess your child's risk for tooth decay and apply preventive treatments like fluoride varnish.