Oral Surgery in Wheeling, Illinois
Oral Surgeon Serving Wheeling, Buffalo Grove, and Evanston
Chronic jaw, tooth, or mouth pain and discomfort do not have to be part of your daily life.
Turn to Northwest Implant Dental Spa for oral surgeries, including:
- Disease Treatment (Including Diagnosis)
- Corrective Jaw Surgery
- Dental Bone Grafts
- Tooth Extraction
- Dental Implants
Our Wheeling oral surgeon, Dr. Daniel Y. Kim, DDS, DICOI, specializes in surgery techniques that reduce the chances of infection and can ultimately expedite the recovery process. Not only that but at Northwest Implant Dental Spa, we make dental implants and prosthetics on-site using high-grade materials.
Find out whether Northwest Implant Dental Spa is the right choice by scheduling a free one-on-one consultation with Dr. Kim. During this initial meeting, he will gladly discuss your situation and oral surgery options.
Do you need oral surgery in Wheeling, IL? Call (847) 750-4555 or connect with us online to get started.
What Are the Signs You May Need to See an Oral Surgeon?
It could be beneficial to consult an oral surgeon if you are experiencing any issues related to your teeth, jaw, mouth, or facial structure:
- Discomfort when eating.
- Difficulty speaking clearly.
- An inability to close your mouth properly.
- Teeth that are loose, decayed, or missing.
- Impacted teeth (including wisdom teeth).
- Sleep apnea.
- Joint dysfunction (TMJ disorders).
- Inadequate bone density for implants.
Dr. Kim has helped numerous people who needed oral surgery in Wheeling, IL. He and our excellent office staff would gladly help you, too. Contact Northwest Implant Dental Spa to schedule a free consultation to discuss your options.
Call (847) 750-4555 or reach out to us online.
Have Questions?
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How Long Does It Take to Recover from Oral Surgery?
Like the surgery time, recovery varies by procedure. Patients may need to take days off work or school to recover.
Our Wheeling oral surgeon at Northwest Implant Dental Spa provides patients with a recovery timeline and instructions for post-operation care that can include directions for taking antibiotics and pain medication, the types of food to eat, and whether to avoid strenuous physical activity.
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Does Oral Surgery Require Anesthesia?
Yes. Depending on the complexity and length of the procedure, patients may receive local or general anesthesia. Local anesthetics numb a targeted area of the mouth, while general anesthetics put patients into a deep sleep.
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How Long Does Oral Surgery Take?
The time oral surgery takes will vary by procedure. Generally, it can take anywhere from 30 minutes to several hours. More complex procedures, such as jaw reconstruction, may require multiple appointments.