A facial injury can impact breathing, speaking, eating and vision. Oral and maxillofacial surgeons are specially trained to treat facial trauma, including broken jaws, facial fractures and soft-tissue injuries. If you or a loved one experiences a facial injury, an OMS can help restore both function and appearance. Learn more or find a surgeon near you at MyOMS.org.
Cleft lip and palate care takes a team – and oral and maxillofacial surgeons play a key role in helping patients eat, speak, hear and smile with confidence. Through carefully planned treatment, these specialists help restore function and appearance while supporting healthy growth and development. Find an OMS near you at MyOMS.org.
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Caring for patients with craniofacial anomalies requires a multidisciplinary team. Oral and maxillofacial surgeons play an important role at every stage. They may perform cleft and craniofacial surgeries, provide alveolar bone grafting and reconstruct the jaws to restore both function and appearance. Learn more about the role of OMSs in patient care at MyOMS.org.
Did you know wisdom teeth are often easier to remove at a younger age, before the roots are fully developed and while the jawbone is softer? Waiting longer can make removal more complex because the teeth may be closer to nerves and the bone becomes denser over time. Learn more about wisdom teeth removal at MyOMS.org.
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Did you know that 69 percent of adults ages 35 to 44 have lost at least one permanent tooth? Don’t settle for temporary solutions when more permanent ones are available. Learn more about dental implants at MyOMS.org.
Missing teeth are more common than many realize – but dental implants offer a long-term solution that looks and feels like natural teeth. Implants help preserve bone, protect surrounding teeth and restore function. Learn more at MyOMS.org.
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After a failed root canal, Newton’s general dentist recommended he see an oral and maxillofacial surgeon who could replace the tooth with a dental implant. A long-term solution designed to look and feel like natural teeth, dental implants can restore function, appearance and confidence after tooth loss. Oral and maxillofacial surgeons are uniquely trained to place implants. Learn more at MyOMS.org.
Why remove all four wisdom teeth? Even if they are free of infection and pain, an oral and maxillofacial surgeon might recommend removing wisdom teeth due to the potential risks of gum disease, decay and infection. Your OMS will discuss the best plan of action for you. Visit MyOMS.org to find a surgeon near you and schedule an evaluation.
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Considering dental implant surgery? An oral and maxillofacial surgeon can evaluate your needs, determine whether the procedure is right for you and explain any potential risks. Dental implants have about a 95 percent success rate when performed by an OMS. Find an OMS in your area at MyOMS.org.
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Impacted wisdom teeth can cause a variety of problems. If left untreated, these hidden teeth may lead to:
A. Periodontal disease
B. Gum infections
C. Damage to adjacent teeth
D. Cysts or tumors
E. All of the above
The answer is E, All of the above.
An oral and maxillofacial surgeon will assess a patient’s individual situation and create a plan. Visit MyOMS.org to find a surgeon in your area.
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Orthodontic care sometimes involves more than braces. Oral and maxillofacial surgeons work alongside orthodontists to help guide teeth into proper position and support healthy jaw function. Learn how surgery can assist orthodontic treatments at MyOMS.org.
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Listen to the podcast episode, The OMS and the Orthodontist: Working Together for the Patient, to learn how advanced imaging and specialized training support precise diagnosis and treatment – and how collaboration helps improve patient outcomes. Find out more at MyOMS.org.
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Samantha’s orthodontist and general dentist advised her to have her wisdom teeth removed. Her OMS explained how early evaluation and treatment could help prevent future oral health issues. OMSs are trained to manage these procedures safely and effectively. Find an OMS in your area at MyOMS.org.
Behind every oral and maxillofacial surgeon is years of advanced training – starting in dental school and continuing through hospital-based surgical residency. That experience makes them uniquely qualified to care for conditions involving the face, mouth and jaws. Learn about when to visit an OMS at MyOMS.org.
Noticing a lump, sore or change in color in your mouth? It’s worth getting checked. Early attention can make a real difference if treatment is necessary. Learn more from the OMS Voices podcast episode, What to Do When You Find a Bump in Your Mouth.
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A trip to the emergency room for a facial or mouth injury is just the first step. Follow-up care matters – and oral and maxillofacial surgeons are specially trained to treat these types of injuries. Find an OMS in your area at MyOMS.org/SaveFace.
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Oral cancer doesn’t always look the way people expect. While tobacco and alcohol use remain major risk factors, more cases are being found in younger, otherwise healthy adults – often linked to human papillomavirus (HPV) infections. Learn the facts at MyOMS.org
Staying safe starts before you step onto the field. Many facial injuries can be avoided with the right protective gear, like mouth guards, helmets and face shields. Listen to the podcast episode Preventing Facial Trauma Injuries with Face and Mouth Guards for more safety tips.
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Vaping is often seen as a safer alternative to smoking – but it’s not risk-free. E-cigarettes can expose your mouth to harmful chemicals that may damage cells and increase cancer risks. For more information about these risks, visit MyOMS.org.
Youth sports are a leading source of preventable tooth and facial injuries. With the right protective gear – and a few smart habits – many of these injuries can be avoided. Visit MyOMS.org/SaveFace to learn more.
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