Southwest Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery offers surgical care for conditions involving the teeth, jaw, and facial structures. If you are searching for Tifton oral surgery, we focus on step-by-step planning, clear communication, and treatment designed to support comfort and healing.
At our office, your care is guided by an experienced oral surgeon with advanced specialty training. Sedation may be available when appropriate to help you feel more at ease during your procedure.
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1809 Old Ocilla Rd. Tifton, GA 31794
Request an appointment or call us at (229) 878-3610.
Dental implants are a long-term option for replacing missing teeth. The implant is placed in the jawbone to create a stable foundation for a crown, bridge, or denture, helping restore comfort when eating and speaking.
Implant planning starts with an exam and imaging to ensure we can recommend the safest approach for your anatomy and goals. If the jawbone needs additional support, bone grafting may be part of the plan. We can also coordinate with your general dentist to support a smooth transition from surgery to the final restoration.
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Wisdom teeth can create problems when they are impacted, partially erupted, or difficult to keep clean. Symptoms may include swelling, gum irritation, infection, or pressure on nearby teeth.
We evaluate your wisdom teeth and discuss whether removal is recommended, what timing makes sense, and what recovery typically involves. Sedation or IV sedation may be used when appropriate, and you can review our anesthesia and sedation options before treatment.
A tooth extraction may be recommended when a tooth is severely damaged, infected, or impacted. When extractions are more complex, surgical removal helps protect surrounding teeth and bone.
Our team uses exams and imaging to plan an efficient procedure and support predictable healing. Local anesthesia is used, and sedation may be recommended when appropriate, based on the complexity of the extraction and your comfort needs.
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TMJ concerns involve the jaw joint and may cause jaw pain, headaches, clicking or popping, or chewing discomfort. Many patients improve with conservative care, but persistent symptoms may require a more detailed evaluation.
We assess TMJ symptoms using an exam and imaging when needed, then explain your options clearly with a focus on improving function and reducing pain over time.
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