Oral Surgery

Oral surgery is slightly more invasive than your typical cavity filling or root canal. It usually requires some sort of anesthesia and a longer recovery time. Having your wisdom teeth removed and getting dental implants are two common types of oral surgery. Dr. Rosenblatt DDS explains he procedures for wisdom teeth removal and dental implants in the following videos. You might also like to look at Cosmetic Dentistry

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