Athens Oral Surgery Center
Is your New Year’s resolution to finally replace your missing teeth? This year can be the year where you feel confident when you smile, and we want to help! One of our very best options for tooth replacement is All on 4, also known as Teeth-in-a-Day or Teeth Xpress. Keep reading to discover the advantages to All on 4, a tooth replacement option that millions of people choose each year.
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With the holidays quickly approaching, you may be wondering what to give your special someone … or maybe what to give yourself! If you are missing teeth or aren’t confident with the teeth you have, you should consider gifting yourself a new smile. Consider the following ways a new smile can transform your life and the options you have at Athens Oral Surgery Center.
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If you’re waking up groggy and irritable, it’s possible that you have a condition known as sleep apnea. This condition causes restless sleep due to your breathing repeatedly stopping and starting again. Fortunately, you can overcome this condition through a variety of treatments such as jaw surgery. Discover the details:
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If you’re one of the millions of Americans who fear anesthesia, we want to dissolve your fears. One of the ways to overcome fear is through knowledge! Keep reading to find out exactly how anesthesia works.
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There are plenty of good oral hygiene steps you can take to minimize your risk. First, take a look at the details of oral pathology:
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Many Americans have missing teeth due to a tooth extraction or because it was knocked out accidentally. But, did you know that it’s incredibly important to replace the missing teeth with a tooth implant? Consider the following frequently asked questions about a tooth implant:
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Even if you don’t feel the teeth pushing through or suffer from wisdom teeth symptoms, that doesn’t mean issues won’t surface in the future.
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Many people forego getting their wisdom teeth pulled due to fear of dry socket. Fortunately, this condition is extremely rare – only two to five percent of people who have their wisdom teeth pulled develop dry socket. But, it’s important to know what it is and how to prevent it from occurring.
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To increase your athlete’s safety on the field or court, it’s important for him to wear protective gear such as a face mask, mouth guard, eye glasses, and other equipment pieces to avoid facial injuries.
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People rely on the smooth opening and closing of their jaw for countless daily activities – talking, chewing, laughing, and yawning, to name a few. But, when opening your jaw becomes painful instead of painless, daily activities can become excruciating. This pain is often stemmed from an injury to the temporomandibular joint (TMJ) in the jaw.
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