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Oral Surgery

Experience expert oral surgery care delivered with precision, comfort, and attention to your individual needs. At Rovel Dental, Dr. Ingrid R. Romero provides comprehensive oral surgery services using advanced techniques and meticulous attention to detail. Our focus on patient comfort and successful outcomes helps ensure a smooth recovery and optimal results for your oral health.

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Understanding Oral Surgery

Oral surgery encompasses specialized dental procedures designed to treat complex conditions affecting the mouth, teeth, and jaw. These procedures include tooth extractions, wisdom teeth removal, dental implants, bone grafting, and other surgical interventions necessary to maintain oral health and function. Modern oral surgery combines precise surgical techniques with effective pain management strategies to provide safe, comfortable treatment while promoting rapid healing and recovery.

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Benefits of Oral Surgery

Our Oral Surgery Process

Initial Consultation

Your surgical evaluation begins with a thorough examination and review of your dental history. We use advanced imaging to assess your condition and determine the most appropriate surgical approach. This comprehensive evaluation allows us to address your concerns and explain the recommended procedure in detail.

Customized Treatment Plan

We develop a detailed surgical plan tailored to your specific needs and health conditions. The plan includes pre-operative instructions, anesthesia options, and expected recovery timeline. We discuss all aspects of your treatment to ensure you feel fully informed and comfortable proceeding.

Implementation of Treatment

Surgery is performed with precise attention to detail and your comfort throughout the procedure. We utilize gentle surgical techniques and appropriate anesthesia to ensure a pain-free experience. Our team monitors you carefully during the entire procedure to maintain your safety and comfort.

Aftercare & Maintenance Tips

Detailed post-operative instructions guide you through the recovery process. We provide specific care guidelines for wound management, pain control, and activity restrictions. Our team ensures you understand all aspects of post-surgical care to promote optimal healing.

Follow-Up

Regular post-operative check-ups allow us to monitor your healing progress and address any concerns. We assess your recovery and make any necessary adjustments to your care plan. These follow-up visits help ensure successful healing and optimal surgical outcomes.

Why Choose Us for Oral Surgery

Dr. Romero combines extensive surgical expertise with a gentle, patient-centered approach to provide exceptional care. Our commitment to surgical excellence ensures that each procedure is performed with precision and attention to detail. We prioritize patient comfort and safety while maintaining clear communication throughout the surgical process.

At Rovel Dental, we understand that oral surgery can cause anxiety for many patients. Our team provides comprehensive support and education to help you feel confident and prepared for your procedure. We invest in advanced surgical techniques and maintain rigorous safety protocols to ensure the best possible outcomes for our patients.

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Schedule Your Surgical Consultation

Take the first step toward resolving your oral health concerns with expert surgical care. Dr. Ingrid R. Romero and our experienced surgical team are ready to provide the specialized care you need with comfort and precision. Contact Rovel Dental at 561-642-4720 to schedule your consultation and learn more about our comprehensive oral surgery services.

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FAQs

Is oral surgery medical or dental?

Oral surgery bridges both medical and dental fields, often requiring coordination between dental and medical professionals for comprehensive care. While many procedures are performed in dental settings, oral surgery can involve both dental and medical insurance coverage depending on the specific procedure and circumstances. The complexity of certain procedures may require treatment in a hospital setting from a specialized oral surgeon, particularly when general anesthesia or medical monitoring is necessary.

What can I eat after oral surgery?

Following oral surgery, start with soft, cool foods like yogurt, smoothies, and pudding for the first 24-48 hours. Gradually introduce slightly firmer foods like scrambled eggs, mashed potatoes, and pasta as healing progresses. Avoid hot, spicy, crunchy, or grainy foods that could irritate the surgical site or become trapped in the wound area during the initial healing period.

How long does a tooth extraction take?

A typical single tooth extraction usually takes 20-40 minutes, including time for local anesthesia to take effect. More complex extractions or removal of multiple teeth may require 60 minutes or longer to complete safely. The exact duration depends on factors such as tooth location, root structure, and whether surgical extraction is necessary.

How long does wisdom tooth pain last after removal?

Post-operative discomfort following wisdom tooth removal typically peaks within the first 48-72 hours and gradually improves over the next 3-5 days. Most patients can return to normal activities within a week, though complete healing of the extraction sites takes several weeks. The duration and intensity of pain vary based on factors such as the complexity of the extraction and individual healing rates.

How long does oral surgery take?

The duration of oral surgery varies significantly depending on the procedure type and complexity, typically ranging from 30 minutes to several hours. Simple procedures like basic extractions may be completed in under an hour, while more complex surgeries involving multiple teeth or jaw issues require longer operating times. Your oral surgeon can provide specific time estimates based on your individual procedure during the consultation phase, and patients should plan for additional time before and after the procedure for preparation and initial recovery.