San Antonio Oral Surgery & Dental Implants

Removal of one or more teeth as a last resort in dentistry due to reasons such as deep decay, extra teeth, periodontal disease, prior to braces, or fr...

Using a small camera to look in the joint for diagnosis and treatment.

A technique used to modify the jaw ridge for improved dental outcomes.

Implants are placed in the predicted positions to replace some of the lost tooth roots, with a fixed bridge installed afterwards as a permanent soluti...

A dental implant procedure that allows for immediate replacement of all teeth in an arch using four implants.

A permanent solution for replacing all missing teeth that is anchored to dental implants.

An alternative to a fixed bridge that is held in place by dental implants, providing better function and comfort.

Addresses disorders that impair oral functions, causing pain and discomfort during mouth opening and chewing.

Comprehensive treatments are designed to alleviate and correct the complications associated with compromised jaw movement.

Assessment and treatment of jaw joint disorders that can cause pain and dysfunction.

Diagnosis and treatment of TMJ disorders.

Surgical exposure and bonding of an orthodontic bracket to assist in moving the impacted tooth.

Washing out the joints and placing steroid medication.

Guidance provided by surgeons on making lifestyle changes, including smoking cessation.

Eating soft foods, applying ice or heat packs, avoiding strenuous jaw movements, learning relaxation and stress reduction techniques.

Designed from tooth impressions to reduce the frequency of clenching and grinding.

Used to reduce the frequency of clenching and grinding to minimize the abrasive action of tooth surfaces.

An annual oral cancer exam that helps diagnose oral cancer effectively when caught in its earliest stages.

Examination for oral pathology, including oral cancer.

Specializes in maxillofacial surgery, focusing on the treatment of diseases, injuries, and defects in the head, neck, face, jaws, and mouth tissues.

Also known as 'laughing gas,' is combined with oxygen by a mask over your nose. The gas will help you to relax.

Diagnosis and treatment of diseases affecting the oral cavity and surrounding structures.

Focused on gentle muscle stretching and relaxing exercises.

Techniques focused on alleviating tension associated with bruxism.

The sedation medications are given through a vein, which works faster than the oral route. This method allows us to adjust the sedation level continuo...

Sedation is achieved through the use of oral medications. Sedation levels can vary from minimal to moderate to deep, depending on the total dose given...

Various sedation options available for treatments.

Various sedation methods available to ensure patient comfort during oral surgery procedures.

A surgical procedure aimed at augmenting the sinus cavity to support dental implants.

A treatment to improve the volume of the jawbone, enabling successful placement of dental implants, especially when bone density is inadequate.

Type of oral surgery procedure.

Performed after tooth removal to better predict bone healing for later implant or bridge.

If the patient has cysts or abnormal non-cancerous growths, the dentist may decide to completely remove them to improve comfort levels.

Injecting steroids into the joint spaces surrounding the jaw joints.

A tooth may need to be removed due to extensive decay, fractures, or patient decision not to restore. Dr. Wert has extensive experience with atraumati...

Surgical removal of wisdom teeth to prevent infections, tooth bone loss, and other complications.

Treatment for trauma to the face and jaws.