You deserve a healthy and complete smile. If you require oral surgery in Renton, you can trust that your comfort and well-being are at the forefront of every decision. With the support of compassionate professionals who utilize state-of-the-art technology and advanced techniques, you will:
Call 425-242-3235 for an appointment. We’re open as early as 7 a.m. or as late as 7 p.m.
Decay is the #1 reason for extraction, followed by gum disease.
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Dental surgery may be recommended when conservative treatments aren’t enough to address certain issues. A severe tooth or gum infection, a receding gumline, or a weak jawbone may require an oral surgical procedure. While this sounds daunting, your dentist will only recommend it when necessary. If so, they will work closely with you to build a treatment plan based on your needs. It’s our goal that you won’t have to visit an outside oral surgeon.
Depending on what’s going on with your smile, your dentist may recommend:
Your dentist will numb your mouth, so you don’t feel a thing. However, sedation is available if you feel nervous. We offer light sedation through laughing gas or a deeper level of calm through oral sedation.
Call 425-242-3235 for oral surgery in Renton. You can also schedule online.
Some of the most common reasons you may need oral surgery are removing a tooth that is too damaged to save, extracting wisdom teeth that are painful or causing dental problems, removing teeth for dentures or other restorations, or preparing for dental implants with a bone graft or other procedure.
Your insurance plan may cover part of your oral surgery. Our team will gladly work with your insurance company to maximize your benefits and reduce your contribution to your care. You may also want to check with your carrier to see what they will and won’t cover, so there aren’t any surprises when it comes time to pay the bill.
For the first 24 hours after oral surgery, you shouldn’t attempt any sort of exercise. Doing too much too soon can cause problems. For example, strenuous exercise could loosen the blood clot on a tooth extraction site and cause a painful dry socket. After the first day, limit your exercise to low-impact activities for a few more days to be on the safe side.
