Northwest Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery

Have you been told you need a bone graft before getting dental implants? If so, you're not alone as more than half of dental implant patients (58 percent) will likely require bone grafting.

Tooth extractions are a common dental procedure, but proper healing is essential for your comfort and long-term oral health.

One of the natural consequences of aging is that as we get older, it is likely that we will have one or more of our natural teeth missing.

The reality is that pain in your jaw or emanating from anywhere in your body may really be “just in your head” but those

If the sound of a not-so-distant drill while you wait in your dentist’s office makes your heart race, stomach flutter, and sweat break out on your brow, fear not, you are not alone!

It’s no surprise that Americans are less familiar with oral and maxillofacial surgery than they are with the role played by their general dentist.

Oral and maxillofacial surgeons undergo years of extensive education and training, which allows them to perform many different types of oral surgery.

At Northwest Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery our doctors are ready to assist you and your family members with all-inclusive oral health care related surgical services.

While broken bones or teeth are easier problems to spot, soft tissue injuries are very common in athletes and anyone playing a team sport.

Pediatric Oral Surgery may be needed when a child’s teeth are growing abnormally, have become infected or an accident has damaged them in some irreparable way. Irregularities happen, but the most important thing