
Wisdom Teeth Removal
Removal of erupted or impacted wisdom teeth by a board-certified oral surgeon, with IV sedation available and a call from your surgeon the evening after.
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Our services
From a single wisdom tooth to a full arch of implants, every procedure starts with a consultation, a scan and one written quote. Board-certified surgeons, monitored anesthesia, and a call from your surgeon the evening after.

3 services
Evaluation and removal of wisdom teeth, from a teen's first X-ray to deeply impacted teeth near the nerve, planned in 3D when it matters.

Removal of erupted or impacted wisdom teeth by a board-certified oral surgeon, with IV sedation available and a call from your surgeon the evening after.

Impacted wisdom teeth can be removed safely with careful 3D planning, IV sedation and a surgeon who explains every step, including how the nerve is protected.

A short visit with a panoramic X-ray that tells you whether your teen's wisdom teeth should come out, when, or whether they can simply be watched.
6 services
Single implants, full-arch bridges and implant dentures, planned on a 3D CBCT scan and, for full-arch, designed with an in-house prosthodontist.

A titanium implant replaces the root of a missing tooth and supports a natural-looking crown. Every Molly implant is planned on a 3D CBCT scan.

A full arch of fixed teeth supported by four to six implants, often with a provisional bridge the same day. Planned by a surgeon and an in-house prosthodontist.

When implants are stable enough, a fixed provisional bridge or crown can be attached on the day of surgery. Your final teeth follow after the bone heals.

A removable denture that snaps onto two to four implants for a secure fit. Less costly than a fixed bridge and much more stable than a regular denture.

Longer implants anchored in the cheekbone or the bone behind the upper jaw, for patients with severe upper bone loss who have been told implants are not possible.

Assessment and treatment of troubled implants, from peri-implantitis cleaning and regenerative grafting to careful removal and replacement.
5 services
Rebuilding bone and gum so implants have a stable foundation and teeth are protected. Sinus lifts, socket grafts, gum grafts and PRF.

Bone grafting restores the height and width of the jaw where bone has been lost, so implants can be placed securely. Planned on a 3D CBCT scan.

A sinus lift raises the sinus membrane and adds bone beneath it, so an implant can replace an upper molar or premolar. It is planned on a 3D CBCT scan.

A graft placed in the socket right after a tooth is removed, to limit the bone shrinkage that usually follows. It keeps the site ready for an implant later.

A soft tissue graft that covers receding gums, protects exposed roots and builds thicker gum around teeth and implants. Done by our surgeons and periodontists.

PRF concentrates platelets and growth factors from your own blood into a soft membrane or plug. Surgeons use it to support healing after extractions, grafts and implants.
6 services
Extractions, exposure of impacted teeth, biopsies, screening and same-day urgent care from board-certified oral surgeons.

Simple and surgical extractions for broken, infected or crowded teeth, with local anesthetic or IV sedation. Your surgeon plans the replacement before the tooth comes out.

A minor procedure that uncovers an impacted canine and attaches a small bracket, so your orthodontist can guide the tooth into the arch. Planned on a 3D CBCT scan.

Diagnosis and treatment of sores, patches, lumps, cysts and growths of the mouth and jaws, including biopsy with results explained by your surgeon.

A thorough visual and hands-on exam of the mouth, throat and neck to look for early signs of oral cancer. Included with every Molly consultation.

Release of a tight tongue or lip tie that limits movement, causes a gap between front teeth or pulls on the gum. Quick, under local anesthetic.

Same-day care for facial swelling, dental infections, broken or knocked-out teeth and problems after surgery, with a 24/7 surgeon line for after-hours advice.
5 services
Corrective jaw surgery, TMJ care, facial trauma, sleep apnea surgery and cleft care, coordinated with your orthodontist and physicians.

Orthognathic surgery repositions the upper jaw, lower jaw or chin to correct the bite, breathing or facial balance. Planned virtually with your orthodontist.

Diagnosis and treatment of jaw joint and facial pain, starting with conservative care such as splints, therapy and Botox, and surgery only when needed.

Treatment of broken jaws, cheekbones and eye sockets, facial cuts and dental injuries by surgeons who also cover local hospital emergency departments.

Jaw advancement surgery and related procedures that enlarge the airway for adults with obstructive sleep apnea, coordinated with your sleep physician.

Surgery for cleft lip and palate as part of a coordinated team, from infant repairs to alveolar bone grafting and jaw surgery in the teen years.
3 services
Local anesthesia, nitrous oxide, IV sedation and general anesthesia, with continuous monitoring in AAAHC-accredited offices.

IV sedation lets you rest deeply through oral surgery while you keep breathing on your own, with heart rhythm, oxygen and breathing monitored throughout.

General anesthesia provided by a dentist anesthesiologist or CRNA who focuses only on you while your surgeon operates. For longer, complex or more anxious cases.

Local anesthetic numbs the area completely, and nitrous oxide (laughing gas) takes the edge off nerves. You stay awake and recover within minutes.
2 services
Botox, fillers and chin surgery from surgeons who know the anatomy of the face. Conservative, natural-looking results.

Botox for facial lines, clenching and jaw pain, and hyaluronic acid fillers for lips and facial volume, given by oral and maxillofacial surgeons.

Chin surgery that repositions the chin bone or adds an implant to improve facial balance, profile and, in some cases, breathing during sleep.
Every procedure, every office
You meet your surgeon, and a 3D CBCT scan shows exactly what we’re working with. Most consultations are booked within 48 hours.
Imaging, anesthesia, surgery and follow-ups in a single estimate, with your dental and medical insurance checked first.
The anesthesia you chose, with continuous ECG, pulse oximetry and capnography, in an AAAHC-accredited office.
Your surgeon calls the evening after, a surgeon answers the 24/7 line, and follow-up visits are part of the quote.
Book a consultation online in about a minute. You’ll meet your surgeon, see your scan, and leave with one written quote before anything is scheduled.