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Solve Complex Dental Problems With Oral Surgery in Durango
Oral surgery in Durango can help you enjoy a healthy smile again. You can look forward to a mouth free of infection, a jaw ready for an implant, and gums that secure your teeth. These results come from careful planning and techniques. We use 3-D cone-beam imaging to provide a detailed view of nerves, sinuses, and bone.
We'll always explain why surgery is the best option before moving forward. We use socket preservation to protect the surgical area after extraction and prepare you for future tooth replacement. When necessary, we use PRF to support a smoother recovery. Dental surgery is often a turning point between ongoing trouble and lasting comfort.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Oral Surgery
Does oral surgery hurt?
Oral surgery rarely hurts during the procedure because the area is fully numbed first. You may feel pressure, but sharp pain is uncommon. Mild soreness and swelling are normal for a few days afterward. Most people manage this with over-the-counter pain relievers, cold packs, and rest.
How long does it take to recover from oral surgery?
Recovery from oral surgery depends on the procedure. Many people feel ready for normal activities within a few days after a simple treatment. Grafts take longer to heal fully below the surface. Rest, soft foods, and skipping tobacco all help your body heal faster.
Why would I need oral surgery instead of another treatment?
You may need oral surgery when a problem can't be solved with less invasive care. Examples include a tooth trapped below the gums, a tooth broken too far to repair, or bone too thin for an implant. Your dentist will always explore simpler options first.
What should I eat after oral surgery?
After oral surgery, eat soft, cool foods that need little chewing. Yogurt, mashed potatoes, eggs, and lukewarm soup are good choices. Avoid crunchy, spicy, or very hot foods for several days. Skip straws, since suction can disturb the healing site.
How much does oral surgery cost?
The cost of oral surgery depends on the procedure, its complexity, and whether imaging or grafting is needed. A single extraction costs far less than a multi-step implant plan. Many insurance plans cover part of the cost of surgical care. Your dentist can give you an estimate before treatment.