The Oral Surgeon Advantage - Illinois
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The Oral Surgeon Advantage
The decision to restore your dental health with a surgical process like dental implants can be life-changing. You deserve a comfortable, efficient, and effective surgical treatment with superior results that will last a lifetime. Our specialists have years of advanced training beyond dental school that makes them experts in the precision techniques necessary to deliver predictably superior results.
Why Choose an Oral Surgeon for Your Dental Implants?
Experience
Dr. Frank has placed thousands of dental implants and performed countless surgeries such as complex wisdom tooth extractions. His years of experience as a specialized dental surgeon have allowed him to perfect surgical techniques to ensure you get the most efficient procedure possible for faster healing and truly superior results.
Education
As an oral surgeon, Dr. Frank and our team of specialists have years of specialized training in the most advanced surgical methods to ensure you get the most precise, efficient dental implant surgery. That means less invasive techniques, faster healing, and longer-lasting results.
Advanced Technology
Our practice is equipped with the most advanced instruments to give you a comfortable, precise dental implant procedure. From advanced 3D digital diagnostics to powerful dental design technology, our specialists will use state-of-the-art techniques to custom-design your new smile. We employ powerful computer-guided surgical technology to deliver predictably superior dental implants as only an oral surgeon can.
More Options to Keep You Comfortable
A key part of an oral surgeon’s specialized training involves advanced sedation techniques most general dentists can’t offer. By choosing our specialist oral surgeon, Dr. Frank, you’ll have the full range of sedation options available to ensure your dental implants are placed in total comfort.
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Don’t Settle for Imperfect Implants
Oral and maxillofacial surgeons have the benefit of training as general dentists before returning to school to expand their education with specialized training. Oral surgeons have a deeper understanding of the anatomy of the head and neck, as well as the function of the jaw and how the teeth receive chewing and biting pressures. Dental implants are especially sensitive to these forces and must be placed with precise positioning and angulation to ensure their lasting stability.
Improperly and imperfectly placed dental implants fail for a variety of reasons. An incorrectly chosen post may be too large or bulky for the supporting bone tissue. Dental implant crowns that don’t meet the opposing and surrounding teeth correctly may be subject to excessive or imbalanced biting pressure, likewise compromising their long-term viability. Poorly selected surgical sites may not provide sufficient stable bone to support your implants. Certain systemic health problems and inadequate maintenance may occasionally lead to failing implants in rare cases.