Oral Surgery in Royal Oak, MI
Compassionate, High-Tech Surgical Dentistry in a Comfortable Setting
At Lumon Dental, oral surgery is about more than just the procedure — it’s about making sure you feel fully informed, cared for, and supported every step of the way. Whether you're facing a planned extraction or an unexpected emergency, our experienced team uses the latest techniques and technology to ensure your surgical care is precise, efficient, and as comfortable as possible.
We’re proud to offer a range of in-house oral surgery services right here in Royal Oak, so you don’t need to be referred out for the care you need.
When Is Oral Surgery Needed?
Oral surgery is often recommended when dental problems can't be resolved with basic restorative or preventive care. You may be a candidate for surgical treatment if you have:
- Severely damaged or decayed teeth
- Non-restorable cracked or fractured teeth
- Impacted wisdom teeth
- Oral infections or abscesses
- Jawbone issues requiring grafting or surgical support for implants
- Preparation needs for full mouth reconstruction
Our doctors will always walk you through your treatment options, so you understand why surgery is being recommended — and what to expect before, during, and after the procedure.
Our Oral Surgery Services
Tooth Extractions
If a tooth is too damaged to save, or poses a threat to surrounding teeth or gums, an extraction may be necessary. We offer both simple and surgical extractions in-house with a focus on gentle techniques and patient comfort.
Learn more about tooth extractions.
Wisdom Teeth Removal
Wisdom teeth often become impacted, misaligned, or partially erupted, leading to pain and infection. If your wisdom teeth are causing issues, we’ll assess their development and recommend removal if needed — right here in our office.
Pre-Implant Surgical Services
Planning to restore missing teeth with dental implants? In some cases, additional oral surgery — such as bone grafting or ridge preservation — is necessary to ensure long-term success. Our team will evaluate your needs and customize a treatment plan.
Ready to explore dental implants? We’ll guide you through each phase.
Emergency Surgical Care
Dental emergencies don’t wait for convenient timing. If you’re in pain from a broken tooth, abscess, or trauma, we offer same-day emergency appointments and surgical care when necessary.
Visit our emergency dentistry page to learn how we help relieve pain fast.
Gentle, Comfortable Approach to Oral Surgery
We understand that the idea of oral surgery can feel overwhelming. That’s why we take the time to:
- Clearly explain your diagnosis and options
- Use high-tech tools like digital imaging and 3D scans for precision
- Offer gentle anesthetic techniques to keep you comfortable
- Follow up closely to ensure smooth healing and peace of mind
For patients with anxiety or complex cases, we’ll adjust the experience to ensure you feel supported throughout.
Surgical Dentistry Backed by Technology
As part of our commitment to advanced dental technology, your oral surgery treatment may include:
- Digital X-rays for detailed surgical planning
- iTero scanning for implant planning
- Intraoral cameras for better visibility and patient education
- Laser-assisted treatments for soft tissue procedures (when appropriate)
Serving Royal Oak and Surrounding Communities
Located in the heart of Royal Oak, we proudly serve patients from Clawson, Ferndale, Troy, Sterling Heights, Berkley, and nearby areas. Whether you’re a new patient or returning for a planned procedure, we’re here to provide efficient, education-forward surgical care.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Is oral surgery painful?
We use advanced numbing techniques and gentle methods to ensure your comfort. Post-operative soreness is usually manageable with over-the-counter medication.
How long does it take to recover from oral surgery?
Recovery depends on the procedure, but most patients return to normal activities within a few days. We’ll provide clear instructions and follow-up care to support healing.
Are dental implants better than bridges?
Implants are a long-term, standalone solution that doesn’t affect neighboring teeth. They're often preferred for stability, aesthetics, and bone preservation.
Will my insurance cover oral surgery?
Many procedures — like extractions or implants — may be partially covered. We’ll review your insurance and financing options before treatment.
