Dental Surgery Services

Dental Surgery in Long Beach, CA

If you require jawbone, gum, dental implants, or any other type of dental surgery, come to the oral surgery experts at Orange Coast Cosmetic Dentistry - Long Beach. Our compassionate dental staff has been performing dental surgeries for more than 30 years. Whether you need to have surgery on your wisdom teeth, jaw, or gumline, you can count on our team to take care of your dental surgery needs.

Schedule an appointment by giving us a call at (562) 267-3599 or by submitting an online appointment request today.

We're Your Local Oral Surgery Specialists

At Orange Coast Cosmetic Dentistry - Long Beach, our dental team works to develop an oral surgery plan that's custom-tailored to your unique needs. Typically, our office prepares for a surgical procedure as follows:

1. Using state-of-the-art technology, including paperless 3D scanners, our team of oral surgeons and endodontists conduct a thorough examination of you
2. The correct procedure is identified and explained to you
3. If you need to do anything to prepare for your surgery, you'll receive instructions prior to leaving
4. Schedule your surgery with us
5. Return to our office on the date of your procedure
6. You'll receive any applicable recovery and aftercare instructions
7. Follow all recovery and aftercare instructions
8. Call us if you have any questions or problems
9. Schedule a follow-up appointment with us

Rest assured that you're in good hands when you come to Orange Coast Cosmetic Dentistry - Long Beach for all our oral surgery needs. With over 30 years of surgical experience, our dental team has the knowledge and expertise to conduct your surgery properly so you can start to feel better.

Dental Surgical Procedures Offered

Wisdom Teeth Extraction

If your wisdom teeth are impacted, they will need to be extracted. However, not everyone needs to have their wisdom teeth removed, as sometimes the third molars will never erupt. If they do, you will need to have them extracted as it can affect your jawbone and gums, and cause problems for your surrounding teeth.

Dental Implant Installation

If you have a missing tooth, Dr. Beverly may recommend dental implants. Implants are titanium posts that are surgically placed into or onto your jawbone. Once the bone has fused to the post, you'll be ready for your new artificial teeth. Your new replacement teeth will be as strong as your old teeth and give you your self-confidence back.

Biopsy

If a problem is detected during your comprehensive oral exam by Dr. Beverly and her team, a biopsy will be taken to check for any abnormalities. A small piece of the lesion will be sent to the lab to examine for any signs of oral cancer.

Jaw Surgery

If your jaw is out of alignment or your jaw isn’t sitting where it should, it could cause problems with function and appearance. Dr. Beverly will determine if your case requires surgery.

Gum Surgery

Gum surgery is often used to treat and correct issues from periodontal disease and gingivitis. There are a few different types of gum surgery including reconstructive surgery, sleep apnea, and pocket reduction.

Reconstructive Surgery

Facial trauma, a knocked-out tooth, or other problems with your mouth may require reconstructive surgery.

Sleep Apnea Treatment

For patients who have severe sleep apnea or people who haven’t seen an improvement with CPAP therapy, surgery may be an option, as it removes the excess tissue at the back of your throat, which has been known to reduce the symptoms of sleep apnea.

Pocket Reduction or Gingival Flap Surgery

Regeneration surgery is used to encourage gum tissue re-growth.

Crown Lengthening

Used by Dr. Beverly to remove gum tissue overgrowth, crown lengthening is a type of soft tissue graft, which is used to replace lost gum tissue.

Knowing that a dental procedure is in your future can make you anxious. At Orange Coast Cosmetic Dentistry - Long Beach, we do our best to make you feel comfortable throughout the entire process by informing you about any procedure that we recommend for you for you. if you have any questions about your upcoming dental surgery, contact us today.