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Get Comfortable Surgery With Sedation
  • Rebuild your jawbone to be a candidate for implants
  • Remove teeth that are causing painful problems
  • Relax during procedures with dental sedation
1408 N Sioux Ave.,
Claremore, OK 74017
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Get Your Smile Back With Oral Surgery in Claremore

If you’ve been told you need oral surgery in Claremore, you want it to be quick and pain-free, with minimum hassle. That is exactly what we offer at LakeCrest Dental. You can be confident your oral surgery procedures will go well. In addition to a compassionate staff, your experience will include:

  • Cutting-edge technology for planning and performing your procedures, like our panoramic X-rays and intraoral cameras
  • A skilled dentist who takes hours of continuing education to learn the latest techniques and treatments
  • Comfort amenities like cozy blankets, massage chairs, and eye masks
  • Two different kinds of dental sedation, so you can choose the one with the right level of relaxation for you

If you think you might need an oral surgery procedure, call 918-921-9583. If you have an emergency, we can get you in within 24 hours or same-day whenever possible.

Enjoy Stress-Free Surgical Procedures With Sedation

We offer many common oral surgery procedures in our office, including ones that can strengthen your jaw and prepare it for placement of dental implants. Our procedures include:

  • Bone Grafts and Ridge Augmentation – Bone loss can be caused by gum disease, tooth removal or tooth loss, developmental defects, or even an injury. We can restore bone density with these procedures. They make your jaw stronger and improve its health and appearance, so you’ll be ready to receive implants.
  • Tooth Extractions – Sometimes teeth simply need to be removed because they’re too damaged to save, or to make room for dentures or other dental restorations. We can gently extract any teeth, including wisdom teeth.

We do our best to put you at ease during dental surgery. You can use a blanket, pillow, and eye mask to relax. Our sedation dentistry can help too. Since there are different levels of anxiety, you can choose from our two types of dental sedation:

  • Inhaled sedation, or laughing gas
  • Oral sedation in the form of a prescription medication

Need to know more about Claremore oral surgery? Call 918-921-9583 or schedule online. You’ll find us at 1408 N. Sioux Ave.

Read Why Our Patients Love Us

“I enjoy coming to LakeCrest Dentistry because I feel like it’s family. I mean, they treat me like I’m their only patient. Dr. Rogers is always very professional and always takes time to see me, explain all the procedures, and I just feel very comfortable and very confident in the services that I’m receiving. I tell you, he’s given me a million-dollar smile for just a few dollars. I’ve had …” Read More – Kair R.
“I cannot say enough about Dr. John Rogers’ chair manner. I mean, I am a super nervous person. I have to come to the dentist frequently. So when I do say that I do love coming here, it really does mean a lot. I mean, he did a root canal on me and I fell asleep. So I think that, as a dentist or any doctor, right, that’s providing you …” Read More – Angela D.
“Here at LakeCrest Dental, you can expect a calming atmosphere, particularly if you have any apprehension about dental care. You can expect that you will see Dr. Rogers and he will be so friendly and he will be so happy to see you. You’re really not very confident with yourself whenever you’re wearing a partial. The color doesn’t really match the rest of your teeth, and he was very informative …” Read More – Diane A.
“I got dental treatment fairly recently. I qualified for it through the VA fairly recently. The Tulsa clinic is extremely busy. I was having trouble with a bridge, a four-tooth bridge, it just didn’t feel comfortable. I felt like it was moving, and I couldn’t really explain that to the doctors how it was feeling because it was so unusual to me, I guess. I went in to see them …” Read More – Tom A.
“If I overheard somebody talking about they’re never going back to that dentist again, or “I don’t like my dentist,” I wouldn’t have any qualms whatsoever to turn around and strike up a conversation and say, “I just overheard you say … I can help you with that. Well, I can tell you who can help you with that, and you’ll like them from the moment you walk in.” People …” Read More – Susan R.
“I was expecting for my first root canal to like, be horrified. There were several times that Dr. Pahle said, “Can you feel that?” And I would say, “Yeah. I mean, I guess I can feel it, but it’s nothing major,” and he basically said, “I don’t want you to feel it at all.” So, it was his priority to ensure that I was as completely comfortable and relaxed as …” Read More – Martin M.
“I like coming to see Dr. Pahle mainly because the VA first referred me up here, and once I got here, they referred me up here for a broken bridge. Once I got my new bridge and treatment, I got to talking to the doctor and the technicians and everybody else in here. I just basically fell in love with these folks. The care is great. The people have been …” Read More – Tom A.
“Oh, Dr. Pahle, he is so kind. He is patient. He is courteous. He is very competent at what he does. He’s a gentle soul. I really like Dr. Pahle. Well, Dr. Pahle is just really good with kids. He really is. Like I said, Paula has assisted both of the times that we had to do extractions with Marcus, and they used the (inaudible), which is always good, happy …” Read More – Karla H.
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Common Questions About Oral Surgery

When do you need oral surgery?

Extracting teeth is one of the most commonplace dental surgeries. While it’s done in some cases to remove a damaged or unhealthy tooth, we also perform removal to make space for dentures or other dental restorations or to prepare your mouth for successful orthodontic treatment. We can do surgeries to prepare your jaw for implant placement too.

Can oral surgery cause bad breath?

Foul breath might form at first because your normal brushing and flossing routine will be modified. For instance, you’ll need to stay clear of brushing near the surgical site for a number of days. Halitosis after an extraction is also linked with dry socket, an uncommon condition triggered when blood doesn’t clot as it should. In either case, the problem is short-lived. We can help if bad breath continues.

Can I be put to sleep for oral surgery?

At LakeCrest Dental, we offer two levels of dental sedation. One of them, oral sedation, will keep you in a very relaxed state throughout your treatment. You will still be able to respond to us if needed. Lots of patients who choose oral sedation tell us they do not remember anything from their surgery when it’s over!

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