The Wisdom Behind Wisdom Tooth Extractions
Most adults will have to experience dental extractions at some point in their life. Meaning, an oral surgeon has to pull out those so-called wisdom teeth. So be sure to entrust your oral care to OMSH.
All About All-On-4 Dental Implants
Discover the great benefits of All-On-4 dental implants and see if you’re a candidate. Then call OMSH at 832-509-4505 for an initial consult.
Oral Care & Treatment for Bad Breath
It's time to stop being embarrassed about bad breath. Learn how to maintain good oral care and consult with the dental surgeons of OMSH as your first line of defense. Call us at 832-509-4505.
No More FEAR Over Dental Patient Anesthesia
If you’ve put off important dental work due to fear of general anesthesia or the dentist, let OMSH help remove your fears. Call 832-509-4505.
Understanding Oral Pathology & Oral Health
An oral pathology specialist deals with issues that require more complex treatments and diagnoses. Consult with OMSH at 832-509-4505.
6 Things to Know About Bone Grafts for Dental Implants
For some patients considering dental implants, bone grafts may be needed prior to surgery. To learn more, call OMSH at 832-509-4505.
7 Questions to Ask About Dental Extractions
If you’ve recently been told you need dental extractions, the Oral Maxillofacial Surgeons of Houston (OMSH) provide insight on 7 important questions patients should ask. Read more and get informed, or call us at 832-509-4505
Orthognathic Jaw Surgery Can Correct TMJ Pain & More
For Houstonians experiencing jaw pain or misalignment, contact OMSH to discuss options concerning reconstructive jaw surgery. Call 832-509-4505.
5 Things You May Not Know About Sleep Apnea
Houstonians who suffer from sleep apnea have hope! The oral maxillofacial surgeons of OMSH can provide reconstructive surgical and non-surgical treatment options for this condition and help you get a good night sleep. Call us at 832-509-4505 for a consultation.
Does Good Oral Health Help to Prevent Heart Disease?
While there appears to be a link between oral health and heart disease, there's much more to learn. Call OMSH at 832-509-4505.