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Surgical Dentistry – Midland, TX

Advanced Dentistry Rebuilding Healthy Smiles

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While most other dental offices will simply refer you to an unfamiliar outside specialist if you need any kind of oral surgery, at Boyles General Dentistry & Implant Center, we can provide everything you need under one roof. With us, you’ll always be able to work with the doctor and staff that you trust. Our team has years of experience performing all kinds of surgical dentistry in Midland, TX, so we can ensure you’ll not only have a successful treatment but a smooth and easy recovery as well.

Computer-Guided Surgery and Implant Placement

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Although our dentists and team are highly trained and experienced in oral surgery and have steady hands, they are still human and are not perfect all the time. That’s why, to reduce the likelihood of complications or mistakes, we utilize advanced technology to guide our actions during surgical procedures, when precision matters most. Whether undergoing implant placement or another complex surgery, you can feel confident that your smile is in our experts’ caring, capable hands.

Bone Grafting

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Before a patient is able to get dental implants, they must have an adequate amount of healthy jawbone in order to safely support the prosthetic tooth roots. In the past, this requirement made dental implants unavailable to many patients with thin or brittle jawbones, but thanks to bone grafting, now even more people can benefit from the most complete tooth replacement solution available today. For this, your doctor will build up and strengthen your jawbone using either your own tissue, donated tissue, or a lab-made bone grafting material so that your jaw is strong enough to hold implants.

Tooth Extractions

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Despite our team’s best efforts, extractions may become necessary in certain situations, such as the following:

  • Advanced decay and/or periodontal disease has rendered the tooth unsalvageable.
  • The patient is undergoing orthodontic treatment and one or more teeth must be removed to make way for proper alignment.
  • The patient has suffered a serious oral injury and normal restorative means cannot save the tooth.
  • The patient’s third molars (“wisdom teeth”) are threatening their health and need to be removed for safety reasons.

Patients can trust our dentists to handle their extraction procedures safely and smoothly. Sedation dentistry is available as a calming aid upon request. If the extracted tooth or teeth need to be replaced, we will start planning the ideal restorative solution right away as well so that you don’t have to be without a complete set of teeth for long.