Posts Tagged ‘ oral surgery ’

Oral surgery recovery comes with a list of instructions, and for a lot of patients, the alcohol restriction is the one that raises the most questions. The reasoning isn’t always explained well. You’re told to wait, but not always told what you’re waiting for. The answer lies in what’s happening inside the surgical site during […]

Most adults have 32 permanent teeth, but that number might surprise you when you count your own. Between wisdom tooth removal, natural variation, and other dental history, plenty of adults end up with fewer than 32, and that’s more common than most people realize. Understanding how many teeth you should have, and why your count […]

By: Dr. Mina Boulos, DMD, MD When you’re choosing an oral surgeon, you may notice the term “board certified” listed in their credentials. But what does that actually mean, and why should it matter to you? At Bergen Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery, our oral surgeons are board-certified and include dual-degree oral and maxillofacial surgeons who […]

Taking blood thinners and facing oral surgery can feel like a stressful combination. You may be wondering whether it’s even safe to have a procedure done, or if you’ll need to stop your medication beforehand. These are some of the most common questions we hear from patients, and the short answer is encouraging: with the […]

Stress isn’t just a problem for your mental and physical well-being. It can also have a significant impact on your oral health. Acute and chronic stress can contribute to gum disease, teeth grinding, dry mouth, and other dental concerns. Without proper management, these stress-related symptoms may lead to long-term complications impacting your teeth, gums, and […]