Thankfully, oral hygiene is relatively easy to maintain with flossing daily and brushing twice daily. This can prevent a large number of oral health problems, such as tooth decay, infections, and gingivitis. Unfortunately, even with perfect oral care, sometimes oral surgery is necessary. This is often ordered to fix structural abnormalities and remove teeth, but may also be performed when attempting to save a tooth.
*For any medical procedure, patients respond to treatment differently, hence each patient's results may vary.
**In case of a life threatening emergency, immediately call 911.
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