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Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery San Francisco Announces New Content on Jaw Surgery Options in San Francisco

San Francisco, California – May 27, 2022. Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery San Francisco, a team of best-in-class oral surgeons in San Francisco is proud to announce an update to its content on jaw surgery options. Trauma to the jaw may require a surgeon with orthodontic and maxillofacial skills, but even cosmetic jaw surgery should be assessed carefully including consultations with more than one surgeon. Continue reading

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery San Francisco Announces Blog Post on Advantages of Working with an Oral Surgeon who has Dental Implant Experience

March 1, 2022 – San Francisco, California. Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery San Francisco, a team of best-in-class oral surgeons is proud to announce a new post. As the post explains, there could be a noticeable difference between the work of a typical specialist vs. an oral surgeon in San Francisco with decades of experience vis-a-vis dental implants. Continue reading

Jaw Issues, Unfortunately, Are More Common than You Think

You only have one jaw and if you are unlucky, you can have issues with it. A lot of people do, however, so if you are among them, you are not alone. But you want your jaw to work correctly and to look good as well, so if you have any such issues, you need the best jaw surgeons in San Francisco. Continue reading

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery San Francisco Announces Blog Post on Wisdom Teeth Extraction and Insurance

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery San Francisco, a team of best-in-class oral surgeons is proud to announce a blog post on the issue of wisdom teeth extraction and insurance. The post explains that the combination of insurance benefits and reasonable monthly installments can support an affordable wisdom tooth surgery plan. Continue reading

If You Need Oral Surgery, It May Be Cosmetic, but Then Again Maybe Not

“Cosmetic” is a somewhat derogatory term when it comes to surgery. It might be taken to mean “non-essential”. It could also be a term used by an insurance company when it doesn’t want to cover you for certain things. So, your health insurance may cover you for “essential” surgery but not for certain other procedures. Continue reading