Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Residency Clinic

Wisdom Teeth Removal, Dental Implants, and Oral and Facial Surgery with Specialized Oral and Maxillofacial Surgical Care

If you or a member of your family need wisdom teeth removed, dental implants, or surgery to the oral or facial regions, depend on the skilled clinicians at The Dental College of Georgia at Augusta University.

The state-of-the-art care is delivered by residents supervised by a team of board-certified oral and maxillofacial surgery faculty. These experienced professionals diagnose and treat diseases, injuries, and defects to the hard and soft tissue of the head, neck, face, and jaws in both adults and children.

Your care will be delivered in a dedicated clinic on the first floor of The Dental College of Georgia, a world-class facility that offers easy access to every dental specialty under one roof should a referral be needed.

The team makes each visit as pleasant as possible by using various types of medications and techniques to manage anxiety and control pain. These include sedation, general anesthesia, and outpatient deep sedation for patients who need extensive care or have dental phobias.

Contact Us

Surgery Residency Clinic

(706) 721-9744

Insurance

We accept most dental insurance plans and credit cards as well as checks and cash.

Our clinic utilizes the new fully licensed and accredited, state-of-the-art ambulatory surgery center within The Dental College of Georgia so all procedures can be performed under one roof.

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Services

The Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Residency offers the following services:

  • Removal of diseased or impacted teeth
  • Dental implants. The surgical team plans and places implants, reconstructs bone, and modifies gum tissue surrounding implants. Options include no-incision, flapless CT-guided implant placement to reduce pain and speed the recovery process.
  • Repair of facial trauma to include lacerations, setting of fractured jaws and repair of cheek, nasal, forehead, and eye socket areas, as well as reconnecting nerves
  • Treatment of infections and benign and malignant cysts and tumors in the oral and facial regions
  • Reconstructive and cosmetic surgery to the jaw, facial bone, and soft tissue
  • Arthroscopic surgery to correct facial pain including temporomandibular joint disorders (TMJ)
  • Correction for snoring and sleep apnea
  • Exposure of impacted teeth
  • Correction of dentofacial deformities such as over or under bites and birth defects, including cleft palate
  • Orthognathic, TMJ surgery and pathology and reconstruction of the jaws and cosmetic surgery including Botox and facial fillers
  • A Spanish-speaking oral and maxillofacial surgeon
  • Access to all dental, medical, and specialty resources of Augusta University, the state’s largest training facility for healthcare professionals