Our Oral Surgery Procedures in El Paso, TX

Dental implants are a popular way to replace one or more missing teeth with natural-looking teeth that function like your own. We use 3D CBCT imaging and digital surgical guides for precision implant placement.

This planning supports a predictable recovery and long-term tooth replacement. Implants can help adults and seniors restore function after tooth loss.

Wisdom teeth, or third molars, are the last teeth to develop, and they can cause infection or cysts if they are not removed. Removing them early can help protect your smile.

We offer gentle extraction under in-office IV sedation with hospital-level monitoring. Many of our wisdom teeth patients are teens and young adults, so parents are welcome to be part of every decision.

The 4-Hour Smile gives you a full arch of implant-supported teeth in as little as 4 hours. It is a full-arch option for patients with many missing or failing teeth.

Digital planning helps your surgical team place each implant with precision. The goal is restoring function and confidence with a full set of teeth.

A tooth extraction may be needed when a tooth is badly damaged or decayed and puts your remaining teeth at risk. Removing it helps protect the healthy teeth around it.

Our surgeons use gentle extraction techniques and offer sedation options to keep you comfortable. We also use modern bone-preservation techniques to support healing.

Bone grafting rebuilds your jaw, and we offer options that speed tissue and bone regeneration while reducing healing time. These include PRGF (plasma rich in growth factors) and BMAC® (bone marrow aspirate concentrate).

A strong jaw foundation can prepare you for dental implants and other restorative care. Your surgeon will explain which option fits your needs.

Jaw surgery, also called orthognathic surgery, corrects bite problems and jaw misalignment. It can also improve breathing, speaking, and eating.

We coordinate closely with your orthodontist and dentist to plan each step. This teamwork helps restore function and bite alignment.

Oral surgeons are trained to identify and diagnose oral pathologies to help prevent and treat oral cancer and disease. Your surgeon will explain the findings and your next steps.

Trauma to the face, neck, mouth, or head requires immediate treatment by a skilled oral surgeon. Our team provides facial trauma care focused on restoring function and supporting a safe recovery.

An expose and bond procedure brings an impacted canine tooth into its proper place in the dental arch. Many of the patients we help with this procedure are teens and young adults.

TMJ disorders affect the joint that connects your jaw to your skull, and they can be corrected with surgical and nonsurgical treatment. Your surgeon will recommend the approach that fits your symptoms.

Pre-prosthetic surgery prepares your mouth so dentures fit comfortably and securely.

A cleft lip or palate is a birth defect that creates a gap in the upper lip or the roof of the mouth. It should be treated during infancy.

A frenectomy treats a frenum, a small band of tissue in the mouth, that is too short or thick. This condition can make feeding or speaking difficult.

Our cosmetic options include BOTOX® and JUVÉDERM® treatments. Your surgeon can help you choose the option that fits your goals.