Oral Surgery New Jersey NJ | Newman Springs Dental Care

Oral Surgery

Gentle tooth extractions, wisdom teeth removal, and implant placement to relieve pain and protect your smile. We use advanced technology and sedation to keep you comfortable throughout your procedure.

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Relieve Dental Pain With Oral Surgery

When a problem tooth is causing pain, oral surgery can stop the discomfort and get your oral health back on track. Our experienced dental team will evaluate your situation and determine the best course of action, whether that means extracting a damaged tooth, treating an infection, or preparing your mouth for a future procedure like dental implants.

Throughout the process, your comfort is our priority. We use leading-edge technology including CT scans to plan your treatment with precision. We also provide anesthesia and dental sedation to keep you as relaxed and pain-free as possible.

Extract Problem Teeth to Keep Your Smile in Good Shape

We offer oral surgery procedures that address problem teeth before they cause bigger issues for your smile and overall oral health. Whether you have a damaged tooth or problematic wisdom teeth, your dentist performs your procedures right here in our office with your comfort in mind.

Tooth Extraction
When a tooth is too damaged or infected to save, a gentle extraction stops the problem from spreading and protects the rest of your smile. It may also be necessary to remove teeth to prepare you for dentures or dental implants.

Wisdom Teeth Removal
Wisdom teeth don't always come in without problems. When they pose a risk to your smile, removing them early protects your teeth from crowding, infection, and other complications down the road.

Rebuild Your Smile After Dental Surgery

Replacing a tooth after extraction is an important step in protecting your long-term oral health. Left unfilled, the gap puts extra stress on surrounding teeth and can lead to bone loss in the jaw over time.

We offer several tooth replacement options, including dental implants, to help you rebuild your smile after surgery. The process starts with a thorough evaluation using CT scans and digital X-rays to confirm you're a good candidate and plan your treatment precisely.

One of our skilled dentists then places the implants directly into your jawbone, where they fuse with the bone to create a stable foundation for a crown, bridge, or denture.

If you think you need oral surgery, contact Newman Springs Dental Care today.

How it works

Evaluation & Planning

We use CT scans and digital X-rays to thoroughly evaluate your situation and create a precise treatment plan tailored to your needs.

Comfortable Procedure

Your dentist performs the oral surgery right here in our office using anesthesia and sedation options to keep you relaxed and pain-free.

Healing & Recovery

We provide clear aftercare instructions and support to ensure a smooth recovery and optimal healing.

Tooth Replacement (If Needed)

If appropriate, we discuss tooth replacement options like dental implants to restore your smile and protect your long-term oral health.

Common questions

When would I need oral surgery?+

Several situations may require oral surgery. If you have a problem tooth that can't be saved, your dentist can extract it quickly and gently. We can also remove wisdom teeth that are causing pain or putting your other teeth at risk. In addition, we perform implant placements if you need replacement teeth.

Does insurance cover oral surgery?+

Your insurance plan may cover part of your oral surgery. Our team will gladly work with your insurance company to maximize your benefits and reduce your contribution to your care. You may want to check with your carrier to see what they will and won't cover so there aren't any surprises when it comes time to pay the bill.

When can I exercise after oral surgery?+

We recommend not exercising at all for the first 24 hours after oral surgery. Doing too much can prolong the healing process. For example, vigorous exercise can loosen the blood clot from an extraction site and cause a painful dry socket. After the first day, we recommend limiting your exercise to low-impact activities for the next several days.

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