Procedures

Dental implants are a permanent and complete tooth replacement solution that can restore oral health and function—not to mention, many patients love to smile after they receive their new dental implants!

It's recommended that wisdom teeth are removed early before they can cause a host of oral health complications, such as impaction or infection.

An entire upper or lower arch of teeth can be beautifully and permanently restored using as few as four dental implant posts.

The Trefoil system is a full-arch restoration procedure that utilizes self-adjusting mechanisms and only 3 implant posts to fully restore a smile.

While it is usually preferable to have all of the natural teeth remain in the mouth, it is sometimes in the best interest of the patient to remove one or more teeth to improve oral health.

Sufficient bone and gum tissue is important to your oral health. Learn about your options to restore what has been lost.

Since canine teeth are very important to the bite, alignment, and function of the mouth, extra measures are taken to help the tooth come into its proper position.

The alignment of the jaw impacts the function of the bite, breathing, speaking, facial balance, and more. Corrective jaw surgery repositions the jaw into alignment for optimal function and aesthetics.

Although implant-based tooth restorations are a specialty of Greater Ventura Oral & Facial Surgery, there are several options to replace a single tooth, multiple teeth, or an entire arch of teeth.

If you have noticed any changes to the way your mouth normally looks and feels, it is recommended to seek an evaluation from an experienced dental health professional.

When a tooth needs to be moved but lacks a suitable tooth to act as an anchor, a Temporary Anchorage Device, or TAD, can be placed.

Injuries to the face and mouth can happen at any time. Experienced oral surgeons such as Dr. Zarrinkelk, Dr. Siavash and Dr. Coppelson can treat facial trauma injuries to restore facial balance while minimizing scarring and complications.

If your dentures have started to cause any pain or discomfort despite your dentist’s adjustments, pre-prosthetic surgery may be the solution for you.

Sleep apnea is a disorder in which breathing is repeatedly interrupted during sleep. Oral surgeons like Dr. Zarrinkelk, Dr. Siavash and Dr. Coppelson can evaluate and treat sleep apnea disorders.

The temporomandibular joint (TMJ) is a prominent joint that is essential to how the jaw moves and functions. A TMJ disorder can be painful and may require surgical correction.

A variety of advanced cosmetic treatments and procedures are offered in a safe and sterile environment to patients who wish to rejuvenate their appearance and restore facial balance.