Jaw surgery is a corrective procedure for bite and breathing issues, congenital conditions, facial trauma, sleep apnea, or chronic pain. When nonsurgical treatments like orthodontics or physical therapy do not sufficiently address these concerns, jaw surgery will improve function, aesthetics, and health. By improving misalignments, bite function, and facial symmetry, jaw surgery will enhance your… Read More »
Most general dentists can identify, manage, and treat some of the most common dental diseases in their early stages. However, oral cancer, one of the most common dental diseases, and other complex or advanced infections and concerns must be treated by a specialist. At Hill Country Oral Surgery, our board-certified oral and maxillofacial surgeons are… Read More »
Cavities can be a serious oral health concern, and when you’re faced with the reality that you need to replace a tooth (or multiple teeth) entirely, it’s natural to worry about whether or not you will have to face tooth decay in the future. If you’ve ever wondered can dental implants get cavities, you’re not… Read More »
If you need a sinus lift, you may worry that it will change some aspect of your appearance. This procedure provides essential support for dental implants, oral function, and a healthy, confident smile. When performed by a qualified expert, a sinus lift addresses functional concerns while blending seamlessly with your facial features. While this procedure… Read More »
Maintaining optimal dental health is essential for a confident and radiant smile. While common dental issues like cavities and gum disease often take center stage, it’s crucial not to overlook less-known problems, such as impacted canines. An impacted canine occurs when a vital tooth fails to emerge correctly through the gum line into its designated… Read More »
Patients prepared for oral surgery typically experience a quick and successful recovery. Your dietary needs following oral surgery depend on your overall health, the surgery, oral function impact, and the expected healing period. A liquid or soft food diet is typically required for a few days following your oral surgery. Hill County Oral Surgery recommends… Read More »
If you’ve recently had dental implant surgery, you may find yourself with all sorts of newfound concerns about eating and chewing. What foods are OK and which are off-limits? How soon can you return to eating all your favorite snacks and meals? One of the most significant benefits of dental implants is that they do… Read More »
Evolutions in dentistry have given us more solutions than ever for replacing lost or damaged teeth. Dentures and bridges are well-known options that have been around for several decades, and dental implants are a welcome option for people who only need to replace a single tooth. But today, more people requiring tooth replacement are opting… Read More »
Sixty years ago, innovations in dental health available today would have been unimaginable. For example, teeth that look and feel natural after permanent tooth loss would not have been possible. But today, we can access innovative procedures like All-On-4 dental replacement. All-on-4 dental implants are cost-effective for missing teeth, advanced gum disease, or severe dental… Read More »
Dentistry and Oral Surgery exist to ensure men, women, and children have strong, healthy teeth for a lifetime to eat, smile and talk confidently. Unfortunately, a complete set of teeth is not a reality for many, with over fifty percent of Americans missing at least one permanent tooth. Yet, while the doctors at Hill Country… Read More »
