Oral Surgery

Experienced Dental Surgeons for Oral Surgery in Calgary

Any surgical procedure that is performed in or around your mouth and jaw by a dental specialist is known as oral surgery. There are many types of oral surgeries, including surgical procedures such as tooth extraction, impacted wisdom tooth or gum therapy. Sometimes, oral surgeries are performed for repositioning of the jaw and at other times can be done for the removal of a tumour. For any kind of oral surgery in Calgary, you can rely on us. The dental surgeons at MS Galiza Dental Clinic are experienced to perform every kind of oral surgery with ease. Our staff is friendly and makes sure that you are comfortable and relaxed before any dental procedure.

Some of the most common surgeries for teeth and jaw include:

Impacted wisdom teeth
Tooth extractions
Maxillofacial surgery
Jaw and teeth repair following an injury
Gum grafts
Tooth implants
Root canals

Oral Surgery at MS Galiza Dental Clinic

Your oral surgeon will provide you with all the information before the surgery. You may be asked to avoid a few foods before and after the procedure. Feel free to ask any questions you have in mind before your surgery, our dental surgeons would be happy to answer all your questions. They will explain to you what will happen next, and if you choose not to be sedated during your procedure, you may be offered pain medication.

Your oral surgeon will also inform you about the recovery time after the procedure. You may need to take a day or two off work and avoid strenuous activity. For more information, please feel free to contact us.

Non-surgical Gum Therapy

Unfortunately, thanks to the gradual progression of gum disease, symptoms can be hard to notice by a layperson. That’s why you need to visit our clinic regularly for general checkups. A regular examination can help us determine your gum health and if needed, we might decide to take a more aggressive approach at fighting gum disease through non-surgical gum therapy. This can include curettage (the removal of the diseased soft tissue around your tooth) and root planing (removing and smoothing a small amount of root surface), so your healing tissue can have an uninfected surface. While results generally take time in these cases, our staff is passionate about giving you the tools you need to keep your mouth healthy.