Procedures
Beacon Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeons has many treatment options available to help patients achieve happier and healthier smiles. We will discuss all of your options during your first visit with us and answer any questions you have about your treatment.
Dental Implants
Dental implants are a natural-looking, long-term solution for missing teeth and prevent jaw bone loss by fusing to the jaw bone.
Wisdom Teeth Removal
We recommend having wisdom teeth removed early because they can become impacted or cause infection, cysts, tumors, and more.
Facial Trauma
Facial injuries require prompt and specialized treatment to ensure the facial structures heal properly while achieving the most aesthetically pleasing results possible.
Bone Grafting
Bone grafts promote the growth of new bone in an area where atrophy has occurred and helps more patients become candidates for dental implants.
DIEM® Full-Arch Restoration
The DIEM system provides long-lasting aesthetic and functional results using dental implants to support a full arch of new teeth.
General Tooth Extractions
An adult tooth may require extraction if it is badly damaged, decayed, or needs to be removed for orthodontic reasons.
Additional Procedures
Orthognathic Surgery
Orthognathic (jaw) surgery is necessary when the jaws don’t properly align and produces life-changing results, including a more balanced facial appearance.
Emergency Services
Knocked-out teeth, fractured facial bones, and other emergencies require urgent care to ensure proper healing and restoring oral function.
Stem Cell Banking
Wisdom teeth contain stem cells; after these teeth are extracted, we can harvest the cells and secure them in a lab until you need them for future medical treatment.
Pre-Prosthetic Surgery
Undergoing pre-prosthetic surgery prior to receiving removable dentures will ensure your dentures fit comfortably and won’t slide around.
Oral Pathology
Our experts can detect and diagnose oral pathologies (abnormalities in the mouth) to rule out oral cancer or treat various other diseases.
Impacted Canines
When a canine tooth is impacted, or trapped beneath the gums, it requires surgical intervention to achieve proper function and position in the dental arch.