Athens Oral Surgery Center: Discover Our Services
As we ring in the new year, we want to remind you of our oral surgery services! We are so proud to serve the Watkinsville community with high-quality service.
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5 Advantages of Dental Implants
Dental implants are a great option to restore missing teeth! We believe that you will be glad you chose dental implants over dentures. Discover five advantages of dental implants.
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4 Reasons Why You Won’t Need to Remove Your Wisdom Teeth
Some people do not need to have their wisdom teeth removed! Discover four reasons why you won’t need to remove your wisdom teeth.
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3 Oral Cancer Myths Debunked
Oral cancer claims thousands of lives in America each year. That’s why it’s imperative that people can distinguish the myths from the facts.
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3 Helpful Sleep Apnea Tips
Sleep apnea is a condition that causes pauses in breathing while you’re asleep. There are several lifestyle changes you can make to decrease sleep apnea symptoms.
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How Obesity Contributes to Sleep Apnea
While losing weight cannot cure sleep apnea, it can help lessen the symptoms. Discover how obesity is related to sleep apnea and what to do about it.
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Athens Oral Surgery Center Opens New Location
Dr. Tomlinson will continue providing premier care to patients who visit the Watkinsville and Athens office locations.
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Oral Pathology: Conditions & Details You Need to Know
Your tongue, teeth, gums, and more contribute to your oral health! Discover two conditions that are categorized under oral pathology and how Dr. Tomlinson can help.
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5 Factors That Can Lead to Dry Socket
Dry socket is very painful and can lead to a prolonged healing process. Discover five factors that contribute to dry socket.
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What You Can Expect at AOSC Amid the COVID-19 Pandemic
At Athens Oral Surgery Center, we are diligently monitoring all information regarding the novel COVID-19 pandemic, including advisory and recommendation information provided by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), the American Dental Association (ADA), the American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery (AAOMS), our state societies among others. The following represents a collective application of those recommendations along with our prior stringent infection control protocols.
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