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  • Save yourself a trip to a specialist’s office
  • Stay relaxed during surgery with sedation
  • Relieve pain & maintain your oral health
1406 Hwy 35 North, Suite C, Rockport, TX 78382
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Keep Your Smile Healthy With Oral Surgery in Rockport

While it’s possible to fix many kinds of dental damage with restorative dental treatments, some cases require oral surgery in Rockport because it’s the best option for preserving your oral health. You may be nervous at the prospect of a surgical procedure, but you don’t need to be here.

Whether you’re having a tooth removed or getting another procedure, we’ll ensure your dental surgery goes smoothly with:

  • Our years of experience performing oral surgery procedures
  • Digital X-rays and other advanced technology for successful treatment outcomes
  • Our pain-free method of local anesthesia that makes numbing your mouth a comfortable process
  • The option of relaxing with fast-acting laughing gas that safely and effectively calms your nerves
  • Same-day treatment for emergencies, whenever possible, to quickly relieve your pain

If you think you may need an oral surgery procedure, call Sabal Dental at 361-209-8609.

Receive the Dental Surgery Your Mouth Needs

Your dentist can prevent consequences by removing teeth too damaged to save or by performing procedures to restore damaged gum tissue or bone. You can receive:

  • Tooth Extractions – Whether teeth need to be removed due to disease or to make room for a restoration like dentures, your dentist can comfortably extract them.
  • Wisdom Teeth Removal – We can also handle most wisdom teeth extractions, which can help prevent crowding and make it easier to keep teeth clean and disease-free.
  • Bone Grafts – When you lose teeth, you also lose their roots. Over time this results in bone loss. A graft will restore lost bone mass, making it easier for you to receive dental implants.

We use benzocaine to numb your mouth. It ensures you won’t feel a sting while receiving local anesthesia. You also have the option of receiving laughing gas. It takes effect quickly when inhaled through a small mask. It wears off fast, too and doesn’t leave the lingering grogginess you’d experience with other forms of sedation.

Sometimes the best way to save your smile is with oral surgery in Rockport. To schedule your comfortable procedure, call Sabal Dental at 361-209-8609 or schedule online.

Read Why Our Patients Love Us

“The staff and hygienist are so kind and understanding. When I need a quick cleaning, they are efficient and get me out with a nice clean smile in 30 minutes ! And Dr Thompson worked well with my PTSD from childhood dental abuse. I’m no longer scared of the big bad needle. I got a crown that didn’t hurt at all! He’s the best !” – Tracey S.
“It was my first time going to a dentist in years and they made it very comfortable for me. They told me step by step what they were going to do before they did it. Made conversation and gave me solid advice. I’d definitely recommend them :)” – Jeniffer T.
“very pleasant appointment! Dr. Stewart and William were awesome! -They both made sure I was comfortable before, during, and after my procedure. The front staff was friendly! I also felt like I was taken care of in a timely manner.” – Adrianna G.
“Had a horrible experience with my previous dentist so I decided to try out Sabal dental which was recommended by a few friends. The staff are very attentive and friendly. I had to come back in for a filling 2 weeks after my first appointment and was in and out within an hour pain free. Love Love Love this office!” – Whitney A.
“I called Sabal Dental to schedule an appointment for my mom because she was having tooth pain. Alicia did a great job verifying her insurance & was able to schedule her the same day for X-rays, an exam & a cleaning. Hilda did a great job, my mother felt very comfortable during the cleaning & she could not be any happier with the treatment plan recommended by Dr. Montalvo, we …” Read More – Jennifer P.
“I’ve been coming here to Sabal Dental for about two years now and I actually look forward to coming here for my dental check ups. I love the fact that they send out reminders and that they also call you, being that I travel they always try to accommodate my schedule. Plus the staff is just awesome. Thanks 👍🏽” – Dagoberto R.
“I found the staff personable, friendly, and efficient. I was very pleased with my first experience at Sabal Dental. Thanks for an excellent first visit with Jessica, Allison, and Dr. Blankenship.” – Gregory S.
“I have been going to Sabal dental for over a year now. I went in today to have some Crown work performed. Jolene did an excellent job explaining the procedure and what was going to be done to make me feel completely relaxed. Doctor Sperry took her time to make sure that I was comfortable during the whole procedure. I would highly recommend this dental clinic for any work or …” Read More – Andy S.
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Common Questions About Oral Surgery

Is there much pain after oral surgery?

The type of oral surgery you have will ultimately determine just how much discomfort you feel, but our objective is always to provide the most comfortable dental care we can. For the majority of the oral surgery treatments we perform, non-prescription pain relievers will handle any discomfort. Your dentist can prescribe something stronger to help you through the healing if required.

Does health insurance cover oral surgery?

Generally speaking, medical insurance policies are particular about what they will and won’t cover. It is best to talk to your specific provider to confirm if your treatment will be covered and how much your portion will cost. Bear in mind, we offer a number of versatile payment choices in addition to financing through CareCredit.

When can I exercise after oral surgery?

For the first day after your oral surgery, you should not exercise at all. Doing too much too quickly can actually cause problems and extend your recovery. Overexertion can loosen the blood clot from an extraction site and cause dry socket, a painful condition. After the first 24 hours, restrict your workout to low-impact activities for several more days.

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