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Cleft lips and cleft palates are among the most prevalent birth abnormalities in the world. A baby can come into this world with just a cleft lip, only a cleft palate, or both.

Oral surgery refers to an operation done on your teeth, gums, jaw, as well as the oral and facial structures that surround them.

There are circumstances under which a tooth is no longer viable and needs to be extracted.

The path to getting full or partial dentures is not always straight. Some oral conditions must be rectified before the prosthetics can be placed.

At OFDIS, we know that missing teeth can impact not only your smile but also your confidence and oral health.

Winter Garden is a vibrant community known for its charming downtown, family-friendly events, and beautiful parks like Newton Park and Crooked Oak Nature Preserve.

East Orlando, encompassing neighborhoods like Avalon Park, Waterford Lakes, and Azalea Park, is a thriving area filled with families and professionals enjoying active lifestyles.

South Orlando is a diverse and growing area, home to neighborhoods like Meadow Woods, Taft, and Hunters Creek.

Kissimmee, nestled near the excitement of Orlando and the tranquility of Lake Tohopekaliga, is a community bustling with families and young adults.

As one of the most common surgeries performed on American children, a tonsillectomy is practically a rite of passage. Adults may also benefit from having their tonsils removed.

Oral surgery refers to any surgical procedure carried out on teeth, gums, jaws or other regions that are part of the oral cavity.

If you’re looking for a fast, efficient solution to replace missing teeth, Teeth-In-An-Hour™ at Orofacial & Dental Implant Surgery offers a revolutionary option for same-day smile…

Oral surgery is often associated with fear, discomfort, and anxiety, but at our practice, we are committed to changing that experience.

If you’re having a procedure with our oral surgeon at Orofacial & Dental Implant Surgery such as a wisdom tooth extraction, implants, bone grafting, TMJ treatment, or facial cosmetic surgery,…

The mouth and its many components work together to allow us to chew, swallow and speak. Sometimes, however, people are born with a frenulum that’s too big or too tight.

Gums (gingivae) play a crucial part in good oral health. Their dense tissue seals our teeth, protects the soft tissues underneath and covers the roots.

If you’re having a procedure with our oral surgeon at Orofacial & Dental Implant Surgery such as a wisdom tooth extraction, implants, bone grafting, TMJ treatment, or facial cosmetic surgery,…

Wisdom teeth, also known as third molars, are the last set of teeth to emerge, usually appearing in the late teens or early twenties.

Do you know what oral/maxillofacial surgeons specialize in?

Third molars, which are our four rearmost molars, were indispensable when humans subsisted on roots, nuts and raw meat.

The vast majority of people can go to an oral/maxillofacial surgeon or other dental professional without any preparation.

Missing teeth can do more than create unsightly gaps in your smile. They can also make you look older as the surrounding dental bone gradually resorbs without teeth to provide ongoing stimulation.

When a facial or dental injury occurs, it not only affects your appearance, but it also causes a host of other issues.

What do the body’s appendix, spleen, gallbladder and wisdom teeth all have in common?

Sometimes, teeth don’t grow in as they should.

When we think about oral health, the first thing that often comes to mind is regular dental checkups, teeth cleaning, or possibly orthodontic care.

The normal adult mouth has 32 teeth that are as unique as your fingerprints.

Let’s face it: Having a tooth pulled by your dental professional is not exactly something you look forward to.

When a mass or a protrusion of tissue starts growing on a face or jaw, many people fear of the worst.

For patients suffering from severe tooth loss or ill-fitting dentures, All-on-4 dental implants provide a permanent, natural-looking solution to restore function and confidence.

Dental implants are the most advanced way to replace teeth, but recent technological improvements have made them even more desirable.

When it comes to skilled and experienced surgical care for issues affecting the teeth and jaws, or head and neck area, you can rest assured that you are in the best of hands at the office of Orofacial…

At the office of Orofacial & Dental Implant Surgery, our skilled dental professionals will assess the development and positions of your wisdom teeth to determine if they are currently creating…

At the office of Orofacial & Dental Implant Surgery, we specialize in treating oral pathology and facial trauma as well as performing a wide range of surgical procedures on both the hard and soft…

At the office of Orofacial & Dental Implant Surgery, our skilled specialist provides experienced care to treat a comprehensive range of complex maxillofacial issues.

Just as traumatic injuries can occur to the body, they can also occur in and around the mouth.

Just as traumatic injuries can occur to the body, they can also occur in and around the mouth.

When your jaw aches and it’s difficult to speak, eat, or open and close your mouth, you can’t help but feel miserable. However, you’re not alone.

At the office of Orofacial & Dental Implant Surgery, our skilled dental professionals will assess the development and positions of your wisdom teeth to determine if they are currently creating…

Missing teeth can do more than create unsightly gaps in your smile. They can also make you look older as the surrounding dental bone gradually resorbs without teeth to provide ongoing stimulation.

At the office of Orofacial & Dental Implant Surgery, we provide a comprehensive range of services to address pathology or trauma affecting the oral cavity and surrounding tissues of the head and neck…

Just as traumatic injuries can occur to the body, they can also occur in and around the mouth.

Just as traumatic injuries can occur to the body, they can also occur in and around the mouth.

When a facial or dental injury occurs, it not only affects your appearance, but it also causes a host of other issues.

Sometimes, teeth don’t grow in as they should.

Children develop 20 teeth. As youngsters become older, the 20 primary teeth fall out and are replaced by 32 adult teeth. Some people, though, grow extra, unwanted teeth.

Laser dentistry offers numerous advantages over traditional techniques, making it an invaluable tool in a wide range of oral surgery procedures.

Smoking cigarettes is a popular pastime. Fathom this: In the United States, people light up 600 billion times annually. It’s common knowledge that tobacco use is the main cause of lung cancer.

An odontoma, also known as a dental hamartoma, forms when dental tissue overgrows or grows irregularly.

When your jaw aches and it’s difficult to speak, eat, or open and close your mouth, you can’t help but feel miserable. However, you’re not alone.