Oral surgery services in  Chicago, IL

Oral Surgery Services in Downtown Chicago

Oral surgery encompasses procedures treating a wide array of diseases, injuries, and defects in the oral cavity. It is an internationally recognized medical specialty.

Our dentists and specialists are knowledgeable and have received extensive training and education. We practice the highest standards of care and utilize cutting-edge medical technology for our patients.

Some of the many procedures that fall under the category of oral surgery are the removal of impacted teeth, insertion of dental implants, and simple removal of teeth. We are also able to diagnose and treat certain conditions through oral surgery.

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For patients feeling anxious about a procedure, our sedation dentistry options can help you feel calm and comfortable throughout treatment. Call (312) 663-1890 to schedule a consultation with our Chicago, IL team.

Oral Surgery FAQs

What procedures fall under oral surgery?

Oral surgery includes procedures like the removal of impacted teeth, simple tooth extractions, and support for dental implant placement.

Do you treat sleep apnea through oral surgery services?

Yes, our oral surgery services include both sleep apnea appliances and broader sleep apnea treatment for patients struggling with obstructive sleep apnea.

Is oral surgery painful?

Our team uses modern techniques and, when appropriate, sedation dentistry to help keep you comfortable during oral surgery procedures.

How do I know if I need oral surgery?

During a consultation and exam, our dentists will evaluate your oral health and let you know if oral surgery is recommended for your specific situation.

Can oral surgery help with dental implants?

Yes, oral surgery often plays a role in preparing for and placing dental implants, especially when extractions or bone grafting are needed first.

Do you offer sedation for oral surgery procedures?

Yes, we offer sedation dentistry options to help anxious or nervous patients feel more comfortable during oral surgery.