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Orthodontic-Related Procedures

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Preserve Your Smile With Orthodontic-Related Procedures in Hoboken

Our expert team offers orthodontic-related procedures in Hoboken for treating impacted teeth with precision and care. Using state-of-the-art imaging technology, we locate and expose trapped teeth, creating a clear path for proper alignment. Our gentle surgical approach prioritizes your comfort at all times. Below are a few benefits you'll appreciate:

  • Our advanced surgical methods reduce recovery time, allowing most patients to resume their daily activities sooner than traditional approaches.
  • Getting help early helps protect the health of surrounding teeth and prevents complications like cyst formation and bite misalignment.
  • Our treatment fits your busy lifestyle, with most patients able to return to work or school within a few days.
  • We use techniques that protect your healthy tissue, reducing post-operative swelling and discomfort.
  • Treatment now helps you avoid future problems like chronic jaw pain, headaches, and dental complications.
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We'll Make Sure Your Canine Erupts Normally

Canines that fail to emerge properly and remain trapped under the gum tissue are considered impacted. This can create problems with both dental function and appearance.

These essential teeth help ensure proper bite alignment and maintain your facial features. Our dental team specializes in treating impacted canines through sophisticated surgical techniques that minimize tissue damage while maximizing the outcome.

During your procedure, your surgeon accesses the impacted tooth and creates a pathway that allows us to guide the tooth to its correct alignment. To ensure your comfort, we use anesthesia during the surgery, and IV sedation is also available.

Prompt treatment of impacted canines helps you ensure proper tooth positioning and avoid future dental issues.

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Get Help for Your Impacted Tooth

Teeth that fail to come through the gums and remain embedded in the bone or soft tissue require surgical care to prevent dental complications. Through precise procedures, our team can expose impacted teeth. This helps you avoid potential damage to adjacent teeth and reduce the risk of painful dental infections.

We use advanced 3-D scanning to identify the location of the impacted tooth and develop a minimally invasive treatment plan. Our surgical techniques protect the surrounding healthy structures while forming a clear pathway for your tooth to emerge. Our gentle approach promotes rapid recovery and better oral health.

For orthodontic-related procedures in Hoboken, contact Hoboken Oral Surgeons today.

Frequently Asked Questions About Orthodontic-Related Procedures

How long does recovery take after impacted tooth exposure?

Most patients return to normal activities within two to three days after surgery. Complete healing of the surgical site typically takes about two weeks. The entire process of moving the tooth into position with orthodontic treatment can take several months, but the surgical recovery itself is relatively quick.

When can I exercise after an orthodontic-related procedure?

For a healthy recovery, it's best to ease slowly into exercise. You'll want to avoid sports, workouts, and most other physical activity for the first 24 hours. Doing too much too soon can impede healing. For example, it can interfere with blood clotting. We recommend taking it easy for at least a few days.

Is there much pain after oral surgery?

We will always take steps to ensure that your orthodontic-related procedure is as comfortable as possible. You'll be numbed using a local anesthetic, and we'll make sure that you can't feel a thing before we begin your procedure. In addition, you can take advantage of a IV sedation so that you'll be in a sleeplike state while we work.