Oral Surgery in Camas & Vancouver, WA

Dental implants are a popular, long-term solution to one or more missing teeth. They fuse to the jaw bone, creating a stable foundation that prevents the jaw bone from deteriorating. In fact, dental implants are the only tooth replacement option that keeps the jaw bone healthy and strong. As few as four dental implant posts can secure a fixed prosthesis through full-arch restoration, allowing patients with severe tooth loss to achieve a complete and healthy smile. With proper care, your dental implant can last a lifetime.

Denture Replacement With Dental Implants

Dental implants are the ideal solution for patients looking to replace dentures. Dentures must be replaced every few years, cleaned in special rinses, and removed during meals and brushing. Many patients find removable dentures to be embarrassing and seek a more convenient, long-term solution.

Dental implants are a great way to get your smile back and alleviate the burden of traditional full or partial dentures. Several dental implant posts can support a fixed denture in one or both arches, resulting in a brand new, secure smile. This treatment is known as full-arch restoration. Call us to learn more about this life-changing treatment and denture replacement in Camas, WA.

Oral surgeons are experts in treating a wide variety of problems of the bones and soft tissues of the mouth, neck, and face. In order to practice oral surgery, Dr. Russell Lieblick and Dr. Brandon Rehrer had to complete an oral and maxillofacial surgery residency program. These 4–6 additional years of training happen after dental school and provides hands-on surgical experience in a hospital setting. During this time, oral surgeons learn how to administer all forms of anesthesia and sedation as well as monitor patients throughout surgery. Dr. Lieblick and Dr. Rehrer took their training further and became board-certified by the American Board of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery (ABOMS). To achieve this, they underwent a rigorous peer evaluation process and demonstrated adequate training, experience, and education in the oral surgery field. General dentists refer patients to oral surgeons when the patient requires treatment with anesthesia or more complex care.