Strengthen Your Smile With Oral Surgery Near Monmouth, OR
Persistent tooth pain, problematic wisdom teeth, or changes in your jawbone can make it harder to maintain a healthy smile. At Bickler Dentistry, we provide convenient oral surgery near Monmouth, OR for several dental concerns that can be treated directly in our office. Call 503-647-4645 today to schedule your consultation and learn how the right procedure can improve your comfort and long-term oral health.
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Dr. Corey Bickler
Dr. Corey Bickler in thrilled to have a practice in his hometown, where he has always dreamed of living and working. He was drawn to dentistry because it is truly a team effort. He enjoys being part of a well-oiled team where everyone strives to do their part. He enjoys solving problems and improving the total health of his patients. He wants them to feel he has provided exemplary service during their time with him.
Improve Your Smile With Targeted Surgical Solutions
- Tooth Extractions – Severe decay, infection, fractures, or other extensive damage can sometimes leave a tooth beyond predictable repair. Removing the compromised tooth can relieve discomfort, eliminate a source of infection, and help protect the surrounding gums and healthy teeth.
- Wisdom Teeth Removal – Third molars may cause problems when they contribute to crowding or do not fit comfortably within the available space. When the wisdom teeth are visible and appropriate for in-office care, Dr. Bickler can remove them to reduce the risk of problems affecting the rest of your smile.
- Bone Grafts – Jawbone can lose volume after a tooth has been missing for some time, potentially leaving insufficient support for a dental implant. Bone grafting adds material to the deficient area and encourages your body to develop new bone, creating a stronger foundation for future restoration.
- Ridge Augmentation – Tooth loss can change the height, width, or contour of the jaw ridge and leave an uneven area behind. Ridge augmentation rebuilds this portion of the jaw to improve its shape and may provide the additional structure necessary when planning for dental implants.