Oral Surgery at Perfect Dental
Advanced Care for Complex Dental Needs
Some dental conditions require more involved procedures to restore health, function, or comfort. Oral surgery addresses issues that go beyond routine care, including tooth removal, infection management, and structural concerns within the mouth and jaw. These services are provided at Perfect Dental, with access to care in Taunton, Methuen, Manchester NH, Hyde Park, and Attleboro.
Your care plan is developed alongside the surgical dentistry team, with attention to safety, precision, and a smooth recovery process.
What Is Oral Surgery?
Oral surgery includes a range of procedures focused on treating conditions affecting the teeth, gums, and jaw. These treatments are typically recommended when less invasive options are not sufficient.
Oral surgery may be used to:
Each procedure is planned based on your specific condition and long-term oral health goals.
- Remove damaged or impacted teeth
- Treat infections or abscesses
- Prepare the mouth for restorative procedures
- Address structural concerns in the jaw
Common Oral Surgery Procedures
Oral surgery covers a range of treatments depending on your condition and long-term goals.
Procedures may include:
These procedures are often part of a larger treatment plan, especially when preparing for solutions like Dental Implants.
- Tooth Extractions to remove severely damaged or non-restorable teeth
- Wisdom Teeth Removal for impacted or problematic third molars
- Coronectomy when preserving surrounding structures is a priority
- Bone Grafting to rebuild lost bone and support future treatment
- Ridge Augmentation to restore jaw shape and improve structural support
What to Expect During Oral Surgery
Oral surgery is approached with a focus on preparation, comfort, and recovery.
The process may include:
In some cases, options such as Sedation Dentistry may be discussed to improve comfort during treatment.
- A detailed evaluation and imaging
- Reviewing your treatment plan and options
- Performing the procedure with appropriate anesthesia
- Providing aftercare instructions for healing
When Oral Surgery Is Recommended
Oral surgery may be necessary when other treatments cannot fully resolve the issue.
You may need oral surgery if you:
Early evaluation can help determine the right course of action.
- Have severely damaged or infected teeth
- Are experiencing pain from impacted wisdom teeth
- Need preparation for restorative procedures
- Have structural concerns affecting oral health
Recovery and Aftercare
Healing after oral surgery depends on the procedure and your individual health.
To support recovery:
Proper aftercare helps reduce complications and supports long-term results.
- Follow all post-treatment instructions carefully
- Allow time for proper healing
- Maintain good oral hygiene as directed
- Attend follow-up visits as recommended
Coverage and Treatment Planning
Oral surgery procedures may be partially covered by insurance depending on your plan and the type of treatment needed. Coverage varies based on medical necessity and procedure details.
Perfect Dental works with a wide range of insurance providers and helps you understand your benefits before treatment begins. To learn more about your options, visit Patient Info.
Get the Care You Need with Oral Surgery
If you’ve been advised to undergo oral surgery or are experiencing ongoing dental issues, timely treatment can help prevent complications. Request your visit at a location near you:
You can also visit Contact to get started.
- Taunton — (508) 821-3100
- Methuen — (978) 965-2399
- Manchester NH — (603) 932-2377
- Hyde Park — (617) 910-4028
- Attleboro — (774) 203-3757
Common Questions
Is oral surgery painful?
Procedures are performed with anesthesia to keep you comfortable during treatment.
How long does recovery take?
Recovery time varies depending on the procedure, but most patients return to normal activities within a few days.
Will I need sedation for oral surgery?
Sedation may be recommended depending on the complexity of the procedure and your comfort level.
What should I eat after oral surgery?
Soft foods are typically recommended during the initial healing period.
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