San Francisco, California – April 29, 2020. Oral Surgery San Francisco, serving the Bay Area and led by Dr. Alex Rabinovich, DDS, MD, is proud to announce a follow-up post on the popular topic of identifying the best oral surgeon in San Francisco. Continue reading
Taking care of your teeth means daily brushing – of course – and regular trips to the dentist – of course. However, it can also mean more aggressive interventions such as wisdom teeth extraction and jaw surgery. Continue reading
Procrastination is a human vice. We all do it. We procrastinate paying our taxes. We procrastinate saving for retirement. We go for the “pleasure of the moment” (candy) and ignore the vice of the future (tooth decay). Well, your wisdom teeth aren’t waiting. They’re growing like little time bombs in your mouth to cause you problems later. Continue reading
There is an epidemic in the USA, and it isn’t the one you are thinking about. It’s an epidemic of snoring. Continue reading
San Francisco, California – March 31, 2020. San Francisco Oral Surgery, a professional clinic focused on high-quality oral surgery outcomes for Bay Area residents, announces a new post. Continue reading
Many San Franciscans are pain-phobic. That is, they don’t like pain. If you think about it, nobody does. Continue reading
San Francisco, California – March 2, 2020. Oral Surgery San Francisco, serving the Bay Area and led by Dr. Alex Rabinovich, DDS, MD, is proud to announce a new post on the benefits of a true oral surgery specialists for many surgical needs. Continue reading
Unfortunately – in one sense – we are all human, and that means that we can all suffer from one or more of the diseases and deformities that can affect any of us. Continue reading
All surgeons specialize. Even what we call a “general surgeon” is actually a specialist, specializing in surgery primarily in the central part of the body. Continue reading
Wisdom teeth are the third molars. They are the very last to come through, or to use the technical term, erupt. Sometimes they cause no problem, but this is not usually the case. Continue reading
