Oral Surgery

At our Ajax clinic, our dentistry team can perform many oral surgery procedures to help treat dental conditions and restore the oral health of our patients. 

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Dental Implants

A dental implant is a small titanium screw that works similarly to a natural tooth root. Our dentists use dental implants as part of the process to help replace a missing tooth and repair your smile. When a dental implant is paired with a tooth replacement such as a bridge or crown, it can feel and look like a natural tooth. 

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Gum Grafts

In a gum graft, some gum tissue is taken from the roof of your mouth and transplanted onto another area of the gums. A gum graft can help cover tooth roots that are exposed, repair receding gums, and reduce any related symptoms including severe tooth sensitivity or eventual tooth loss, to help maintain your oral health.

Tooth Extractions

While we always prefer to save a natural tooth, there are some situations where it isn't possible. If a tooth is damaged too badly due to conditions like gum disease, tooth decay, or injury, it might have to be removed by your dentist.

Wisdom Tooth Removal

Wisdom teeth are the last set of molars that come in at the back corners of a typical adult's mouth. If the wisdom teeth are creating issues for your dental health, your dentist might recommend having them removed to protect your oral health. 

Frenectomy

A frenectomy procedure eliminates a frenum, a small piece of tissue that connects your cheeks, tongue, or lips to your gum area. Our dentists conduct frenectomies for babies, children, and adults when their frenum is limiting function, this is often referred to as tongue-tied, cheek-tied or lip-tied, or cheek-tied.

Bone Grafts & Sinus Lifts

When conducting a bone graft procedure, your dentist adds bone tissue to your jaw bone, making it stronger so it can support a dental implant. A sinus lift is a type of bone graft where your dentist adds bone material to the upper back jaw to raise and increase the amount of bone in the sinus area to place a dental implant.