[SALT LAKE CITY, 08/20/2015] — Utah Oral Surgery & Dental Implant Center, one of the state’s trusted names in oral and maxillofacial surgery, offers a procedure that will prepare patients for the impending use of prosthetics. This offering is part of the clinic’s mission to help correct common and rare dental problems through their comprehensive list of surgical solutions.

The Practice’s Pre-Prosthetic Surgery

Utah Oral Surgery & Dental Implant Center explains that proper preparation of a patient’s mouth is important before the placement of prosthesis. This is to ensure the maximum level of comfort and the best fit of the denture. Generally, the procedure involves the smoothing out or reshaping of the bone.

The clinic says that the patient may need one or more procedures to prepare the mouth for a denture.

They offer the following services:

• Bone Smoothing and Reshaping
• Removal of Excess Bone
• Bone Ridge Reduction
• Removal of Excess Gum Tissue
• Exposure of Impacted Teeth

Related Service

For a more intensive approach to improving oral function through implants and dentures, the clinic offers bone grafting. Through advanced surgical techniques, the clinic has the ability to grow bone in places where it has receded. A well-developed jaw provides support for dentures and dental implants. The clinic explains that bone grafting may be undertaken due to the following reasons: tooth extractions, facial trauma, and periodontal disease.

About Utah Oral Surgery & Dental Implant Center

Utah Oral Surgery & Dental Implant Center is one of the leading centers in Salt Lake City that provides oral and maxillofacial surgery. The practice offers a broad range of services that cater to their patients’ unique needs. They deal with cases, such as cleft lip or palate, wisdom teeth, jaw disorders, and facial injuries. Other than their services, Utah Oral Surgery & Dental Implant Center has established a reputation for providing excellent customer service. The practice is currently under the leadership of Dr. Steven Christensen and his son Dr. Bryan Christensen. The older Dr. Christensen is a Fellow of the American Association of Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeons, while his son is a graduate from University of Oklahoma.

To learn more about the practice, visit http://www.oralsurgeoninutah.com.