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While most people don’t like to think about having their mouth worked on, sometimes an oral surgical procedure is necessary. If you need oral surgery in Bryan, you can count on Johnson Dentistry to perform your treatment with the utmost care and attention. Here’s what you can expect from Dr. Johnson and our team:
Call us today at 979-279-8839 to set up your oral surgical consultation. We’ll thoroughly discuss your circumstances and make sure you have all the information needed to make good decisions about your oral procedure.
Thanks to Dr. Johnson’s decades of experience, we offer several types of oral surgery. Chances are you won’t have to be referred to another office. Following your surgical procedure, Dr. Johnson may use platelet rich plasma (PRP) to help speed natural healing and make your recovery more comfortable. Procedures available here include:
For gentle, reliable oral surgery in Bryan, count on Johnson Dentistry. Call us today to schedule your appointment: 979-279-8839. You can also request an appointment online.
Tooth extraction is often needed if a tooth is too damaged to repair or if it is damaging your other teeth. In some cases, you need to have teeth removed to make room for dentures or another dental restoration. If necessary, we’ll recommend a bone graft to ensure your jaw is strong enough to support dental implants.
Your dental insurance or medical insurance may cover a portion of your oral surgery. We recommend you check with your individual carriers to find out what they will and won’t pay for before you have any work done. That way there aren’t any big surprises in store for you. As a convenience, we offer third-party financing through CareCredit.
We recommend not exercising at all for the first 24 hours after oral surgery. Trying to do too much too soon can actually prolong healing. Rigorous exercise can loosen the blood clot on an extraction site and lead to a painful dry socket. For the next few days, a patient should limit activities to low-impact exercises as a precaution.