East Georgia Center for Oral & Facial Surgery

The American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons reports that 85% of wisdom teeth will need to be removed at some point. Our mouths can be too small to fit all our Wisdom Teeth, and they could become impacted. They are so far back in our mouths, causing difficulty cleaning and posing a risk for tooth decay or infection. Only a dentist or Board Certified Oral Surgeon can determine if your Wisdom Teeth should be removed. Schedule your consultation with us today!

Happy Valentine's Day! May you be surrounded today by those you love. #eastgeorgia #oralsurgery #valentinesday

This weekend, don't think about Monday. It will come soon enough. -Robert Rivers Take time to enjoy your weekend. Read a good book. Call an old friend. Spend time with those you love. ... #eastgeorgia #oralsurgery #weekend

It's National Toothache Day! Although not widely celebrated, this day is a reminder to those of you that may be experiencing tooth pain. Common causes can be tooth decay and gum disease, teeth grinding, TMJ disorders, a cracked or abscessed tooth, or several other things. It's important to not wait to get a dignosis and treatment plan so the condition doesn't worsen. #eastgeorgia #oralsurgery #nationalthoothacheday

With February being Children's Dental Health Month, we want to highlight a procedure that many young adult children experience: Wisdom Teeth Removal. Failure to remove these teeth can lead to tooth decay, gum disease and other infections. Read more about this on our blog and find information about this and other procedures on our site. Call for your Teen's Evaluation and Consultation (478) 419-2100 #eastgeorgia #oralsurgery #wisdomteethremoval #childrensdentalhealthmonth