The last teeth to erupt in our mouths are the wisdom teeth. While these may occasionally come in and function as they should, there are cases where they begin to cause more harm than good. Our Winnipeg dental professionals share some of the signs that you may need to have your wisdom teeth removed.
If you are experiencing bone loss then a graft may be necessary to prevent any effect on the surrounding teeth. Today, our Winnipeg oral surgeons talk about what to expect during the dental bone grafting process.
On paper, gum grafting can sound like an incredibly painful procedure. But is it really? In today's post, our Winnipeg dentists explain the gum grafting procedure and how it can be an almost painless experience.
If you are experiencing advanced gum disease or related concerns then oral surgery may be recommended as treatment. In this post, our Winnipeg oral surgeons share some of the periodontal conditions that may be treated with oral surgery and some of the different types of gum surgery that can be performed.
Replacing missing teeth is critical for good oral health. A dental implant may be required to support a tooth replacement by your dentist. Our Winnipeg dentists describe the dental implant procedure in this blog post.
If you need to get one, or multiple teeth extracted, it can be helpful to know how to prepare, and what to expect both during and after the procedure. Here, our Winnipeg oral surgeons describe what will happen during the tooth extraction process.
Missing teeth can occur for a variety of reasons luckily there are a few different treatment options for patients that need replacements. In today's post, our Winnipeg oral surgeons talk about missing teeth and how bone grafting can help provide a solid base to perform tooth replacement treatments.
In today's post, our Winnipeg dental surgeons explain gum recontouring and gum reshaping and why people would need these procedures in the first place.
In this post, our Winnipeg oral surgeons discuss how oral surgery for sleep apnea works and how it treats the condition.
In this post, our Winnipeg dentists discuss why you might need corrective jaw surgery and how it can help with jaw pain, facial asymmetry, and other oral health issues.
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