Lafayette oral surgery

Wisdom teeth removal typically occurs sometime during your teen’s high school years or even the first year or two of college. Depending on their oral development and dental health, the time for getting third molars extracted can vary by a few years from one child to the next. But when it comes to scheduling their surgery to take place, there are significant advantages to choosing an oral surgeon to complete the procedure: At Coal Creek Oral Surgery and Dental Implant Center, We give you the care you deserve! Contact our office today to schedule an appointment! Coal Creek Oral Surgery…

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Are you planning an oral surgery procedure but have an active infection? Taking antibiotics before oral surgery can make the procedure more comfortable and successful. But it’s not always necessary to get a prescription, especially if your oral infection isn’t severe. Instead, specialists like Dr. Curt Hayes in the Lafayette area recommend holistic alternatives like taking natural antibiotics to lower bacterial levels inside of your body. Some of the most easily accessible natural antibiotics include supplements, spices, herbs, and foods like: Garlic — Although it can cause bad breath, garlic is great for controlling certain types of bacteria (including E.…

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TMJ disorder (TMD) is a painful condition that can cause muscle soreness, joint discomfort, headaches, limited range of motion, popping, and clicking. Although everyone “has” a TMJ joint, only certain people suffer from TMJ disorder. The causes of TMJ disorder vary. Some of the most frequent reasons we see in our Lafayette oral surgery practice include: Malocclusions (misaligned teeth), Traumatic injuries, Bruxism (grinding and clenching), or Sleep apnea Can oral surgery cause TMJ? Although uncommon, it’s a possibility. Since oral surgery requires spending an extended length of time with your mouth open, it can strain your TMJ, causing soreness for…

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Best Wisdom Teeth Removal, do you need your wisdom teeth removed? If you experience pain at the back of your mouth or have been told that you have impacted third molars, then it’s time to meet with our Lafayette, Colorado oral surgeon. While not everyone needs to have surgery, the best wisdom teeth extractions are ones that are proactive, before infection and pain start. But sometimes, that’s not always possible. It may be that Dr. Hayes doesn’t see you until you’re much older and are already in pain. If that’s the case, the best wisdom teeth removal practices are different…

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Olivia is one of the newest members of our Lafayette, CO dental team. She’s been with us for just over 8 months and serves as our billing coordinator. If you ever need treatment, want to talk about financing options, or have questions about what your insurance covers, she’s the one with the answers! Her Background Originally from California, Olivia and her husband relocated to Colorado about 10 years ago due to her husband’s job with the railroad. But she’s been in dentistry for over 20 years! After working as a clinical assistant and dental receptionist for quite some time, she…

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At Coal Creek Oral Surgery and Dental Implant Center, we believe that having a beautiful smile involves more than just straight, white teeth. Sometimes, it means creating a beautiful frame around it to help maximize your appearance. To get the most out of your aesthetic dental treatment, we recommend Dysport cosmetic injectables. Dysport provides relief for visible signs of aging, such as fine lines and wrinkles around your: Eyes Lips Forehead Jawline It’s also effective in managing problems like TMJ disorder and migraine headaches! How Does it Work? Dysport relaxes the muscles just under your skin, that when tense, cause…

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One of the most common oral surgeries we offer in our Lafayette, CO practice is wisdom tooth removal. While not a rite of passage into adulthood, third molar extractions are quite common in teens and young adults. How can you know if you — or your child — need to have them taken out? You’re in Pain Wisdom tooth pain tends to come and go as they start to erupt. If swelling and discomfort don’t improve, chances are it’s not going to go away anytime soon. In fact, it may get worse. A proactive wisdom tooth extraction with our Lafayette…

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