If you’ve experienced bone loss, trauma, or periodontal disease, a bone graft may be the right fit for your dental treatment needs. At Oral and Facial Surgery Institute of Houston, Dr. L.T. Johnson and the rest of our dental care team work carefully with patients to provide effective, safe, comfortable surgical procedures that can work to restore […]
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Orthognathic surgery is a procedure performed on the jaw to correct structural abnormalities, and it’s typically recommended for patients who may have tried a number of more conventional treatments. If you’ve been having difficulties chewing or speaking, or you’re dissatisfied with the symmetry of your smile, this may be the answer. We’ll look at whether orthognathic
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Getting a good night’s rest is important, but it takes a lot more than relaxing surroundings or a consistent daily routine. If you have sleep apnea, it can feel like your own body is working against you. What Is Sleep Apnea? People with sleep apnea suffer from periodic upper airway obstructions. As they doze, their upper
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Have you ever thought about facial cosmetic surgery? Have you ever wondered what the surgeries are like or how people feel after receiving them? Even if you’ve never wanted such a treatment for yourself, if you’ve ever been curious about how it all works, then you’re in the right place. It turns out that a lot
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Corrective jaw surgery (orthognathic surgery) is a medical procedure designed to correct irregularities in the jaw and facial structure. This surgery goes beyond aesthetic enhancements, addressing functional issues that impact an individual’s oral health, facial harmony, and overall well-being. The Need for Corrective Jaw Surgery Corrective jaw surgery is typically recommended for individuals with significant jaw
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Sports are an integral part of our lives, promoting physical fitness, teamwork, and competition. However, amidst the thrill of the game, sometimes an injury occurs, leading to facial trauma. Whether it’s a collision on the soccer field, a wayward basketball elbow, or a hockey puck to the face, facial injuries in sports are more common than one
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Dental implant procedures often require preparatory procedures. A sinus lift helps provide additional bone to the upper jaw to ensure there is adequate support for future implants. Your sinuses are empty cavities in the face that sit next to your nose and below your eyes. Dr. Johnson of the Oral and Facial Institute of Houston can perform
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Dental implants are a permanent way to replace missing teeth. The process from implant placement to final crown takes approximately six to eight months, but the results can last a lifetime with proper care. Throughout your journey to a healthier smile, you will need to make some adjustments to your oral health routine to promote a
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Have you recently developed jaw pain or a strange taste in your mouth? Do your gums appear swollen and feel tender? If so, you might have impacted wisdom teeth. What Are Impacted Wisdom Teeth? Wisdom teeth are the last set of teeth adults develop in the back of their mouths. If they become impacted, that means
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Have you recently developed jaw pain or a strange taste in your mouth? Do your gums appear swollen and feel tender? If so, you might have impacted wisdom teeth. What Are Impacted Wisdom Teeth? Wisdom teeth are the last set of teeth adults develop in the back of their mouths. If they become impacted, that
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