Beverly Hills Oral Surgery Center

#tori removal. The excess bone in the lower jaw: #tori , not only causes pain but also causes snoring due to the limited space for the tongue. It may lead to small perforations causing #badbreath and infection. Main cause: #clenching. I call them #bunions of the month.

Children undergoing orthodontic treatment to straighten their teeth may need extractions. Crowding of the dental arches is one of the primary causes of misalignment. Whether you have one tooth that needs to be extracted or several, the process does not have to be stressful in any way.

You have sleep apnea, so what's next? After performing an initial exam to determine the severity of your case, I will thoroughly explain your surgical and non-surgical options, as well as advise on which treatment plan will most effectively resolve the condition. If you are seeking relief, your first step will be to meet with me for a private consultation about your options, head on over to my website to schedule yours today! https://www.beverlyhillsoralsurgerycenter.com/

Have you heard of my Teeth-In-A-Day procedure? It is an innovative approach to dental restoration that provides my patients with dental implants and a permanent full-arch prosthesis in just one day. Find out if you're eligible for this procedure by calling (310) 734-4616 today!

I have been using Botox treatment for TMJ with great success. I inject the Botox into precise areas of the jaw to relieve the tension of the stressed muscle. This helps relieve the symptoms of TMJ disorders without affecting your ability to speak, swallow or bite leaving you pain-free and decreasing how TMJ disorder lowers your quality of life. Schedule your appointment by calling my office (310) 734-4616 today!

What kind of issues are treated by Corrective Jaw Surgery? Difficulty chewing, biting and/or swallowing Speech difficulties Chronic jaw or TMJ pain... Open bite Protruding jaw Breathing difficulties If you are experiencing any of the above difficulties associated with a misaligned jaw, I am fully qualified to resolve the issues that concern you most, improving jaw function and delivering an enhanced quality of life. See more

A: The average cost in Los Angeles is in the range of $3,000 per tooth.

In addition to accepting the majority of insurances and credit cards, I also offer comfortable financing options to ensure patients receive the care they need and desire. Care Credit is one option which offers flexible, convenient financing optionsallowing patients to receive the oral surgery and dental procedures they need and desire.

Between dentist visits, patients are encouraged to be aware of any changes that persist for more than two weeks. Contact my office if any of the following symptoms do not resolve in a short period of time: Difficulty chewing, swallowing, moving the tongue or jaw Noticing a difference in how the teeth fit together Red or white patches or a sore that does not go away Pain or numbness in the mouth or lips Lumps or thickenings

For a few days after your wisdom teeth are removed, some swelling is to be expected, and will be proportional to the surgery involved. For example, a simple wisdom tooth extraction will yield significantly less swelling than the complex removal of impacted wisdom teeth. To minimize the swelling, patients are advised to continuously apply ice to the affected area for the first three days. Beginning the day after surgery, I recommend warm salt water rinses six times a day, espe...cially after eating. For several days following the procedure, patients should eat soft, nutritious foods, drink plenty of fluids, avoid strenuous activity and maintain optimal oral hygiene to promote healing and ensure a swift recovery. Once the initial recovery period is complete, patients are advised to take special care of the cavities where the wisdom teeth used to be. Over time they will fill with new tissue, however, in the meantime they need to be kept clean with optimal oral hygiene and routine salt water rinses after meals.

As an initial course of treatment for moderate to severe sleep apnea, I will commonly prescribe a CPAP (or continuous positive airway pressurizer) machine. Worn snugly over the nose during sleep, the CPAP is a breathing mask that supplies pressurized air flow continuously into the patient's throat, preventing obstruction and enabling normal breathing. If you are seeking relief from sleep apnea, your first step will be to meet for a private consultation about your treatment options by calling 310-734-4616 today!