When your dental situation requires surgery, Smile On Westbury has the training and technology to handle it with precision and care.
Oral surgery addresses conditions that go beyond routine dentistry—impacted wisdom teeth, bone loss that needs rebuilding before implants can be placed, teeth too damaged to save, and more. At Smile On Westbury in Westbury, NY, Dr. Sorn combines surgical expertise with a calm, patient-centered approach. Advanced 3D imaging guides every procedure for accuracy, and multiple sedation options are available to ensure your experience is as comfortable as possible from start to finish.
Precision Where It Counts.
Oral surgery outcomes depend heavily on planning. At Smile On Westbury, we use 3D cone-beam CT imaging to map the exact position of every tooth, nerve, and bone structure before making a single incision. This level of detail eliminates guesswork, reduces surgical time, and allows for more predictable healing. We also offer multiple sedation levels so every patient—regardless of anxiety or procedure complexity—can undergo surgery comfortably. Whether you need a single wisdom tooth removed or full-arch implant placement, we approach every case with the same thoroughness and care.
A full-arch restoration using four implants placed at precise angles to maximize contact with available bone. The All-on-4 technique eliminates the need for bone grafting in most cases and delivers a fixed, same-day provisional prosthesis so patients leave with a functional smile.
We rebuild areas of significant bone loss using grafting material that integrates with your natural bone over several months. Whether you need a small ridge augmentation or a larger block graft, each case is planned individually based on 3D imaging to ensure implant success.
Implant placement is a surgical procedure performed under local or sedation anesthesia that involves precisely inserting a titanium post into the jawbone. Healing takes 3 to 6 months before the final crown is placed, but most patients return to normal activity within a day or two.
When a wisdom tooth can’t fully erupt through the gum, it creates pressure on neighboring teeth, pockets for infection, and often persistent pain. We use 3D imaging to map the tooth’s exact position before performing a careful surgical extraction.
Whether fully erupted or buried in bone, wisdom tooth removal is one of the most common oral surgery procedures we perform. Sedation keeps you comfortable throughout, and most patients return to their normal routine within three to five days.
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